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Daily Republican., 1882-05-20
HEALTH is WEALTH

Dr. f, q. Vests Nerve and Brain Treat.
mont: o specific for Hysteria, DiEiness
ConvuIi 'oni, Nervous Headache, Mental Dc
preston L ,ss Of Memory, Spormstorrhoea
fmpotency, Involuntary Emissions, Prem1
ture Old Age, caused by ovsr.exertion, self
abuse, or over-indulgence, which leads tt
misery, decay and death. One box will curt
recent cases. Each box contains one month";
treatment. One dollar box, or nix boxe,
for five dollars; sent by mail prepaid on 70
osipt Of price. We guarantee six boxes II
cure any case. With each order received BY
US for SIX boxes, sooon panied with five dol
guarantee to return the money II the treat
msnt does not tIoct = euro. Guarantee
issued only by N. Il. DanfortG. DruggiSs
Dor. md and Marko. streets WtlrhngDN
Del.-.Sole aren't. Eav"hSh~
Daily Republican., 1882-05-20

will commence running on WEDNESDAY
APRIL 10, between Wilmington and P6ila
delphia, calling at Marcus Hook and Che ster
Leaving Wilmington from Talley's wharf
over Market street bridge, At 6.4t a. m. and
Fourth street wharf at q; m. Returnirg
leaves Philad elphia, at 40 p. m, from second
wharf below Chestnut street.
Fare between Wilmington and Philadel.
phia, 30 cents; return tickets 30 cents; inter.
mediate points, 20 cents; return tickets, 80
cents Boat can be chartered for moonlight
excursions at low rates. al7-tf
Daily Republican., 1882-05-20

REPUBLICANS vote for the best man
to-day for the Republican nomination
for Sheriff.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-20

NEW SERIES OF STOCK
~ in the Workingmen's Loan Associa-
ton; first payment due May 26; call day or
evening on GEO. q. MARKS, Seeretar'.
ml5 lot
Daily Republican., 1882-05-20
NOR PHILADELPHIA.

On and after WED
NESDAY, APRIL 10,
the favorite steamer - orA1
s. M. FELTON,, will l[2sX$a
leave Wilmington, from
French street wharf, at
$40 q. m, and returning, leave Chestnut
street wharf, Philadelphia, at p. m, stop
ping at Hook and Chester each way. Fare
from Wilmington, 80 cents; excursion tickets
10 cents. Hook and Chester, 70 cents excur.
sion tickets, SC cents. al7.H
Daily Republican., 1882-05-20
% BUMPTION OF TRIPS.

ID EsUMPTION OF TRIPS.
On Tuesday, March 2sth. .ssSssESS -
the "Susie A. MCCALL" will resume her trips,
leaving Fourth street wharf every Tuesday,
Wednesday, Friday and Saturday at a. m :,
same days At $50 and 10 =. M, and 4. y. IN.
DU-u OAPr. DENNY,
Daily Republican., 1882-05-20
MAY BARGAINS
Ar
HNWANAMAKER'S

French melanges havs
come, which are going n
make a stir in dress goods
Melanges began last veal
and have only come iptd
greater favor this ves,
Nothing is than a goo
melange. Nothing NOR
settled than those mixturs
of mottled colors. Thu
have lately got into tb
grounds of garnitures,
sure sign of faith in ther
on the part of the Frepo
makers.
these newmelanges, the,
stirring ones, are just aboJ
such as we've been selGn
tor a month Or more, b1
the prices are down. m
81 grade is at Is cents; d
|S5 cent grade at 65; Is
I5O; 65 at 45; 60 at 10.
This is so unheard-of
event that nobody that ev
doubts us at all is expect
to believe it. The mo
fashionable dress good
staples at that, going
two-thirds value! Has d
market broken? No; on
this lot is broken. Eli
qualities; more than fA
styles; more than W0
yards. The goods perte,
the styles all styles. NOT
ing more whatever to 8
about them, but that thd
who buy them have a thi
of their money left.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-20
r LITERARY EN- rERTAIMmENT.
n NOTICES.

NYOrICE-THE PUBLIC Is HEREBY
~ notified. that the undersigned has re-
linquishcd housekeeping at AT Tatnsll st.,
and warns all persons from trusting anyone
on his account as he will pay no bills tnus
contracted NOAH q. GRAY, the Steward.
mlt0t
Daily Republican., 1882-05-20

A series of one-color d
demasses from our Pa
buyer, silks of excen'
quality for the price, $3,
One of the patterns we
going to sell at $3.50, for
other reason than this
don't like the pattern.
In $l.25 colored silks
following colors have b
added: electric, hussar,
det, and two shades of ID
Gotta.
Of this colorel silk
lis say t h i s remark
thing: eve have sold N
of it than of any other
ored silk; and not a d
has come back" W
you think h 0 W trlH
causes send goods b
you can measure the ezd
tional excellence OF
which never comes bacA
all. 1t has been mere
two months.
Next outer circle, Chestnut street e''
Black Spanish-lace g
adines are the most ACC
able of all that figured 8
adines. Not that they
prettier-we don't 7
they are. 1t is one o
perverse whims OF f@
to insist on things tina,
body has got. ,4+,
Wehave justslx pau
One other house l'a'
pattern. There may Y.
others; but we doubt y
believe that we have.
all there arc j
country. And, to " |
little more of the tr'l'll
we need to tell, we :
kalf know their val'l
ladies' pitched d upon PPnoaisl s21
It must be the SPANS
and
,binos in grenadines
sides these; wondefi"
Sox.-outer circle, ohe''hu' '''''
JOHN WANAaAA
,A..tps,, Thirteenth, :, .ss.,: RI 1IHsii.;: H;';' D
and Oity-hall square, \
Daily Republican., 1882-05-20
BOOTS AND S II o b s

Children's and Psbble Goat, 5711 10 ca 70 81 20
and Pebble Goat, lO]S
Msses'L Lasting Kid Fox, liz 9S0
Pebble Goat, lr2
Kid, 112
Wome Siktop Lining, ~ pV 70 80
Women's Lasting Kid Fox, ~ 1'' %
Women's Lasting (3 thread), ~ NJ
Ladie French Kid
49,, Wa Kii tSid Eox
Kid Opera Slippers sn n~
Mems Cali, low up
Men'sC Congress and Button Caters o'-' W ~
These are as low (fnot owerh sane grade ofgoods
can be bought for cash any House i'll town, and IS to
80 per cent less than any other Credit or hsalnent
House can sell them at We will warrant every pair to
give you sa.sfoon in proportion to price paid and it
they do not bring them back and will give you new
pair free of charge.
TENSION A BILL $1,000 800 DOWN AND sioe WEEK ON
WEEKLY OR MONTHLY INsTA LI.MENTs.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-20

PRESIDENT OF CITY COUNCIL,
HENRY c. CONRAD.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-20

| |'ORKEN Hlt;,
l FOR
ISw frst.cls
lcNv, with |
|lsoaSiIthI
M, entrance
French stI
|nls oheaNs'
CHlies; teri
tf'ln &.
IlNORREN1
III second &
s
Epurp,ses.
|rOaRENl
~. house N
ktA hot and
|lSh. LALL,
|lNORREN1
U good lOca,
|Gstt
NO LET
\ board, a!
tiad It.
ROARDlN,
y good boz
htiallst.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-20
R. R. RI
BANKE
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IN Iin

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|Ntnd VII I'D
|hssa.atl,,beushd
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u! !..!s,a "! Of ord
|Es,a.ss''hs wwo,l
|Msxd, hsnNMx|
Daily Republican., 1882-05-20

CITY TREASURER,
]. ELDRIDGE PIERCE.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-20

G1et
n. best d
s''stallti " tim|
No. East
sA iatsss a al
s'PRlNaaH, y
blabla r,..J
ssa'ssd. A.
b employs
aIl aad' and d
aa'l'taotlonl a' 4
~. Your owl
ad slaulpn,1
y ! cheap a. b
" 'sst cannot
oitv AVJ
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-01-04
ENDORSED.

nhahe
Wei anwpr ssenirs nes
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-01-04

grandest music | ever listened to.
When the 600 voices with the huge
organ and Thomas s full orchestra
opened on the air, "For unto US a
child is born" we were perfectly
enchanted. 1t was certainly the
grandest music ever listened to in
this country. Theodore Thomas
had charge of the whole affair and
conducted it with his usual sue
cess.
Patti is coming back to Cincin-
natl to sing in the Opera Festival
in February, where she will have a
fine opportunity of showing all the
fine accomplishments of her Won
derful voice CARL.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-01-04
To the Rescue.

Last winter the Legislature
reached the summit Of selfishness,
when after being petitioned by 30
900 citizens Of the State, it refused
to submit the Prohibitory Amend
ment to vote. Nothing makes a
government so obnoxious as absolu-
tism. The right of petition cannot
be denied and it is the duty of Leg
tslators to grant the petition, pro-
vided it does not conflict with the
rights of a greater number of their
citizens. In this particular case it
was only asked that the people be
allowed to vote on the Amendment.
If, by such vote, majority were
found to favor the Amendment then
it would become a law If other
wise, no harm would befall any one.
Tyler is strong temperance
county. We have tried prohibition
and know that it does prohibit.
Families that were on the verge of
ruin have regained their lost hap
piness. Ard it would be vastly
better if it were utterly impossible
for any person to obtain an intoxi-
cant Of any kind.
Petitions are now in each dis
trict. It's expected that christians,
philanthropists and friends Of hui
manity will consider that upon
them the burden lies. Let an &C
tive canvass be made during the
Holidays.
The petitions must be returned
by the 9Th of Jan, 1882, to David
Miller, Little's Mills, or to this Of
fce.-Tyler Star.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-01-04
Cooks Cemetery Meeting.

In answer to a published call for
a meeting of all parties interested
in the care of Cooks Cemetery, a
few only had enough interest in the
urgent matter to meet at the Court
House on the evening of Dec. 18th.
D. R. Neal, Esq, was called to the
chair, and |. H. johnson asked to
note the proceedings as Secretary.
After a free and general CONVEX
sation in reference to the condition
of this neglected burial-place, and
suggestions as to what action
should be taken in the premises, on
motion Of Judge J. NJ. Jackson, a
committee consisting of w. w,
Vrooman and Dave D. Johnson
was appointed to investigate the
matter of the legal title to the
grounds, and if deemed by them
practicable and advisable mature
measures looking to the organiza-
ton of an incorporated company to
have charge of the Cemetery.
On motion, Geo. H. Hopkins and
l. H. Johnson were appointed COM
mittee to make application before
the City Council for an appropria-
ton for the erection of a janitors
house in connection with the Gem
etery upon such terms and condi-
tions as might be best for the pres
ervation Of the grounds, in connec-
ton with the police of the city, or
otherwise, as developments may
indicate to be most advisable.
The meeting adjourned subject to
the call of the President.
We regret that there was not a
larger attendance of those who
ought to be interested. 1t is cer-
tainly unfortunate that some half
dozen gentlemen or less, who have
friends buried in this shamefully
abandoned place, are compelled to
bear the burden of protecting their
own lots from outside depredations,
when if all who should do so would
unite, the entire grounds could be
enclosed and beautifed at a small
aggregate outlay.
We hope, however, the measures
set on foot, may speedily result in
the reclamation of this sacred place
of the dead, and that Cooks Gene
terry may soon be visited by citizens
or strangers without a blush of
shame.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-01-04
OUR LETTER-BOX.
And a few POstals for Desert.

BURNERsvILLE, BARBOUR Co,
December %, 1881.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-01-04

California. We append a few press endorsements.
"A marvel Of variety and cheapness Pacific City
Daily News.
Our friends can not more successfully or economi-
cay promote the cause Of temperance than by ordering
large of Mr. Cook"-Golden Cross.
They meet demand, and are a power for good
Lincoln Sentinel.
Everybody is delighted with what they get. There
l. or Y drawback. viz: when they send tyr five
do lar worth it startes them 10 how much they
get They have to hunt up q dray. or something, to
cart it nome on."-Rescue.
David c. Cook is scattering printed pages with
abundance that fairly yes with the autumn leaves We
have mined many OF them. and are greatly pleased
with their excel ience. THE Boston Contributor.
Mr. Coo, is IN IN of large wealth and large heart;
an i 4 ling an immense work for the cause OF truth
-liic.iLan Lever.
the nation won't he isn't because
D Cook does not do his Strt. His literatureis rev
oiution itself Tine (Psnn..) Star.
They are new novel and very attractive. There is
so much originality and ing nuity about them that
the! not fail to be very effective "-Goiden Rule,
Mr. Cook has the PUSH in him. and no doubt his
most sanguine expectations will be realized = The
Temperance Cause.
I'VE are amazed the unit he offers for little
MONEY He fur iShe' excellent and unique material.
Lewiston Prohibiliomist.
We have examined sam oles. and it's marvel how
they can be published for the price "-Wisconsin Tenn
perance journal
Valuable additions to temperance literature.'-Na-
tional ib.ratur
Whatever Mr. Cook puts his hand to is given life
and energy and with such at the head of its pub
lr department. the temperance cause is greatly
siren thened Central Methodist
THE publ 'atons of this house are highly recon-
m nInd by the leading temperance men and women of
tine United States. Mr.. Cook. with his new good
al n ell to rev metolt of dist button and sold for
a'rlo nothing. will fill want long felt."-Pacifc
Chnrchman.
\ need now of the Of tempe rance suffering"
Indiana Temperance Herald.
We are getting ont mony other pub cations hos iir
WIZ YOU saw this Al tres - LEV
- N,rt,H Cook Manager, 5 Madison ST
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-01-04
Revolution Temperance Literature.

sss % h sa % the " A'
Oar 1ns -T s g6
The s 10 The h e Bnns The h Inc 5
f,ss ssa5 EO shh fs Ii a Each
fhel 1 a., eeHtf
emps
AoR I'd Fay
and pd d cap
sol DATES E.n DE M 10 an %
provide
POSTPAID 1 De for s9
added each
thrilling S1 to-
ready
Gfa and 5qt snT n bss
HnSssy IN ,
enpsrns
@ @
NfE Fn RtG book s @
Ls fort @aIS F d%oa an G @ ez %
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ruros Ii hd pres
as sa ts assaults ARSON '
sssdasd use osy se % @ %
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either vt POI nth It @ ~ ~ ' ~ S ~
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-01-04

David C. Cook is truly accompli hing noble work
In sending out his various publications at .uch e1-
pers and find them filed with the Choicest tenn perance
literature."-Star of Hope
I'VE have examined specimens Of these cheap books
and periodicals and can assure our readers that they
are of the highest class They are really marves OF
cheapness "-Lincoln Weekly Tribune.
The energy and perseverance of our neighbor David
c. Cook. ESQ devoted to the work OF tie perance is
highly comnlendabe. and merits the united endorse
ment of the friends of temperance Chicago Washing
tonian.
I'VE can truly say that nowhere else can so much;
and Just what needed be obtained for SO little money
The Monitor.
THE veteran Sunday school worker and publisher,
David c. Cook. Of hicago has taken old Of the work
oftemperance reform, and in so doing has hit nm
method that is certain to prove of the most power
flu and eff ctve agencies in tue against The Wis of
intern perance The Bee.
I'VE hail the Revo uton with pleasure. Itsex-
acty what We need spread temperance sentiment
this corporation is perfectly astonishing our Mes-
senger
Mr.. Cook believes in large sales and small profits
and carries all he agrees to do."-The Wa:chman
A resolution passed in the Grand Lodge direct
public attention to them and the d,leg ute ther' w-re
enthusiastic in their approya hav ng pail par "lN
attention to the numerous samples on exhibition. =
Rescue.
THE fines. goods we have ever seen Guide and
Friend.
"A new and great revolution in regard to tefnn"r-
ance The enterprise thus far is grand sl CAS- and
the mover of this work is entitled to the inf 'r"' i
cooperation of all friends of Temperance '-i;a III
Weekly.
1t il matter of great surprise how crn AZ
ford publications SO low. Mr.. Cook us hi rNuIraT>,
however. in a very or tifying manner. an d.
liberal patr mage "-Oficial Organ o. q R'cas,-
ter n. Y.
THE literature is good and cheap it on NJ N "1
it's way into every village and hanIet."-Lou,,ei ie.
Ky Herald.
th,S, Advertised above General circular, -.
BUTTON TEMPERANCE PUEL'&--i..>i
I.r.IgD.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-01-04

PENSlUNSeighth disabled Hon. R. R.
Dawes, NJ. c., says: "Col. A. w. MCCoRMICK
as a Pension Attorney, is successful, capable
and energetic; a gentleman of the strictest
integrity" Capt. Woodward says: Judge
Mccormick is most energetic, untiring and
trustworthy" Suspended cases completed.
Write him for circular. Pixies Opera House
Building, Cincinnati,O.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-01-04

DURNERSVILLE, DARBOU X 10;
December %, 1881.
BRO. FREEMAN Am here holding
a series of meetings. Send FREE
MAN to J. w. Ward, Hall, Barbour
county, and to f. A. Berry, Castor,
Lewis county. Hope to send others
soon. Success to the FREEMAN.
Yours in the good cause,
H. LANGFoRD.
Cross ROADS, MoNoNGALIAC Co,
December %, 1881.
Send FREEMAN to Joseph Darks,
six months, VIM. Walker, two
months, and w. J. Lemasters IRE
newaD one year, all to Miracle
Run, and to Z. Eddy, Cross Roads,
six months. VIII remit shortly.
Yours, &C.,
L. w. HOLDEN.
w. H. Brooks, Grafton writes for
blank petitions, which we send by
return mail, hoping they viii be
speedily presented to every voter
in that central city.
TROY, GILMER Co.
ED. FREEMAN: Find enclosed 70
cents to the three names following.
Still send few sample copies.
r. A. HIT.
SPENCER, RoANE Co., Dec. IS.
Send FREEMAN to the four names
below, all to this office, till March
LIST. Will send money when | get
home. Am here helping Bro. Smith
IN meeting. l.. l.. PETERS.
BERKLEY SPRINGS, Dec. 10.
ED. FREEMAN: Send paper to w,
McDermont, this place, and continue
to B. J. Christy, Catlettsburg, KY,
for the enclosure.
Your friend,
RETTY CHRIsTY
DECEMBER, 20, 1881.
Send FREEMAN till March 1st, to
L. D. Levisher, T. c, johnson and
J. f. David, Rockford, Harrison
county, and to A. R. Talbot and H.
B. Cottrill, Romine's Mills. Send
back numbers if you have them.
Success, &C.,
J. r. ADAMS.
PRUNTYTowN, TAYLOR Co.,
December %, 1881.
ED. FREEMAN: | send four new
subscribers, as follows, all at Web
ster, Taylor county. VIII try and
get more names. Yours,
w. w. KELLY.
MANNINGToN, Dec. 10.
Send FREEMAN to this office to
the three names below.
ELIJAH KINsEY.
LAUREL IRON Works, !
MoNONGALIA Co.
ED. FREEMAN: We are hard at
work here in the temperance cause.
Are holding meetings III every
school house in the county. Great
numbers are signing the petitions.
Please send sample copies, stating
terms for short subscriptions. [
want to engage several young ladies
to get up clubs for you.
Yours, &C., JAMES FARRELL.
That's just the thing. Who'll do
likewise?
Chancellor 4 Hawks.
Commission Merchants and Dealers in
Observation-Disclosures.
OF ALL KINDS.
Cap,, no4c IN1o,r Moo1 ooJ
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-01-04
DECEMBER, 20, 1881.

Send FREEMAN till March LIST, to
l.. D. Levisher, T. c. johnson and
J, E. David, Rockford, Harrison
county, and to A. R. Talbot and H.
B, Cottrill, Romine's Mills. Send
back numbers if you have them.
Success, &c,
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-01-04
PRUNTYTowN, TAYLOR Co.,
December %, 1881.

ED. FREEMAN: | send four new
subscribers, as follows, all at Web
ster, Taylor county. Will try and
get more names. Yours,
w. w. KELLY.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-31
.,rI, ny A SNAKE.

,., Held spell Bound by a
serpent. Fiery ,," and S.dnrSeu"ion.1 r'tseln%
'a' '5or writing from Graniteville,
Alsdy ,rnty. lrnd Cal., under da.e Of August
NsVaGa. .s"an an incident of little child nav
y Tlales sharmed al by a rattlesnake as FOL
)ng been n0" [1I saturday last was working In
)OEs ~" VI when J | was startled by q loud
y SlS6, % ITom i nv little boy, 4 years olnl on
cram r,l ,he iSI cause, he said 'Oh, mamma,
.hing .Ip Ei' great big snake y ! rushed
g sIaN'd doar and, imagine my feelings
~ lnc .,%o.t mos paraIyzed with horror, ]
Fhel' ~, lln,D,, ,sye on the awful sight that met
hy eyes. and on the doorstep
AZ ,sD Toodshed, stood my baby boy, ~
.u%, u% old gazing, as If fascinated upon
lOu'Is I.s,t,rsnakc, which was colled In front
|ligs laIs, "tont two feet away, and was gently
uan 's. ~. head back and forth, looking at
P aO'1s lsEi With eyes like flame. My screams
Y ,t,"ne5 surs it and my daughter, twelve years
ls.' gIs ,.n mast me and caught her little
.',Se, ont of the way, when the reptile
,s,,J All swiftly away. My screams brought
NIa.hand and teamster to the spot, they
ho, short distance off, unloading
a,s, M Al the mill. They soon killed the
W bnt not until after contest in which
m,Ee fought we'll 1t was nearly four
,long % and had ten rattles and button.
sTSe me- little child cried bitterly for half an
,,n 90 see the pretty saak," as he
n T. and would not be pacifled un-
i5mn the dead body of the horrid thing.
= completely unnerved from fright and
IA not think shall ever forget that
nbe situation.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-31

Louisville "a Fortunate s,t.,,

kenl 4 ri,i mas been singularly fortunate. ms
b. N iaens dr'as nave of late gotten small for
bglOrnn""tt having prizes in the lottery. The
hi N iiu.e tSo one il Mr.. William w. Irwin. n
Second NJ az auditors Office of the l.. & NJ, II.
\, while V'l warI Maln streets. Mr.. Irwin yester-
cal lo,,to ,Gtotklns in the office. received an
|f.notrDD trDDoAlng document bearing the n ~ ~
|ciI'SI ciaI nd,if and discovered, to his great ioy
Si5.ON IL, atioh ~ that he had drawn one-fifih
f0untiDv ~ 10 tne Louisiana State Lottery,
@,OO59 ~, 70 Sl5OOO. The lucky ticket was
Inst lcttrIrVy IVi.e t, Time ago Mr.. Irwin purchased
th then dyau ,,eket, very nearly the number
ti .a"h %g would try again, and this time s proi
|ddleaped s9aaeh ,,h results. Mr.. Irwin Is n
'aiy, HebansfHh' married and has a small
several 'ias w,. neen connected with the l., & N,
glEer, and mar, 1e%i., and has been a faithful
glgntulatlons friends are profuse In their
egL. 'is' = Louisville Courier Journal
The daily gazette., 1882-08-31
warmers
4 Kidney and Liver Cure.
Cane Mays Wonderful Season.


hhs been the usual custom of the large
Nj. at watering places to close their doors
thsend of August, thereby depriving those
b appreciate the fact that September is
finest month in the year at the seashore,
.bu the accommodations and enjOyments
peOi, The public will be glad to learn
h the propretors of Congress Hall, Cape
hy have decided to depart from the beaten
M, and keep their fine hotel open until the
ddle of September
|Wecarn that the most delightful weather
n the entire season is now being enjoyed at
L Cape, and there is no diminution in the
FACTIONS in the way of hops, entertain
'fns, lawn concerts, etc.
'The State Fencibles, under the command
Captain Ryan, have arranged 10 make
ttto this popular resort on next Saturday,
dive are advised that they will be 25O
|Nng,
Zimmerman's orchestra, with Northcott,
popular cornet yirtuoso, still delights
guests, of which the Congress and other
|teIs have a large complement.
EIhe Pennsylvania Railroad Company has
BANGED To sell excursion tickets from this
|tIon to Cape May, etc, on Saturday,
htember ., good to return until Scptcm-
), inclusive, at the low rate Of l.75.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-31
a~ -
Ireland AS IA summer Resort.
TPall Mall Galrttcl


Vow that the labors of Parliament are
etically over and every one is hurrying
loi town, 1t might be worth the while Of
by who seek fresh air and rcposc to con
eF whether they enjoy plcasanter
hnge of scene than visit TO the west of
Hand would afford. lfcheapness of living
4 strong inducement, the immigration OF
Rrlse should be wholesale. The best
pm Sngdom, Cd. dozen chickens,
each a goose, Is. TO Is. 81 a sheen
h her lamb by her side, SIS. to 9s. single
pSlling at IS. to 3s. Cd. each" Such
ilc report OF Major Gaskell (ofMr. Tuke's
Glghllon Committee), under date of the
y Of June last. Unfortunately most
ppe still avoid visiting Ireland, under the
pieoension travelling is unsafe. The
danger that really threatens the visitor
Ila' he may be detained through the
couS zeal oi some local police authority
F4uSe he was seen in conversation with an
Suspect
The daily gazette., 1882-08-31

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made to the office efthe company in eW Orleans.
For further Information, write clearly, giving
full address. Send orders by express or Regis
tered letter, or Money Order addressed only to
M. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La.
Or. NJ. A. DAUPHIN, at
Goa Seventh Street, Washington, ID. G.
N.B,-Orders addressed TO New Orleans win
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