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Daily Republican., 1882-11-07
ChenD Fare,

The Erie Railroad Company has put
on sale at its principal ticket Offices
One-taOusand mile tickets at the rate ol
two cents q mica large reduction
from the regular rates. When thu
head of a family buys a mileage book
the book may also be used by members
of the family, 80 that If the wife OF
daughters want togo shopping or visit
ing they can use the book as q family
pass, the conductors detaching coupont
corresponding with the number Of per
cons travelling together and the dis
tance travelled. Ia the same way If
mileage book is bought by any business
firm 1t may be used by any member o
the firm, but not by more than one a
a time. The books are good for q yea
from the date of purchase.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-07
Thelr ThrOAts Cut.

In New Orleans, Sun day morning,
Cha,, Mccarthy, coloreN, found his
mother in her room with her throat cut
and unable to speak. He went to III
form his sister Ellen, living in another
street and found her also with her
throat cut, and dead. The mother,
who is not expected to recover has CIV
an information that she was cut by
a man named Peter johnson. 1t is be
lieved that he also cut the daughters
throat. and that jealousy was the cause
Daily Republican., 1882-11-07
FIFTH EDITION
OPENING THE Po1
a Rainy Day-PrOspse.. f..

A Rainy Day-PrO.p..,,
large u. V"'e-EVerythInx Ons', aS'
The sky was ovsr-oloudea ~ tOlst
ing and before the time for for ona., ,nls mon
polls had arrived, a cold, ID opening d
set In, which promised d.l1Sllng ~ tal
throughput the entire dSv W GontIus
erything unpleasant for tbosa bsS'Hg sV
business It is to remain TSS aroN,I ITAos
polls. Voters seemed to be ArOund T. y u
and the prospects are thai ~ IL huip
% Will be polled, But very Iittis Stse g., ny
enness Is noticed around thus thu atQnt
voting places this morning. 'H0 Vatiol|
In the lower precinct ~ a.
Ward voting is lively and Uni,o al ,as Eiu
are gathered around the polls, ScloN
attempted TO vote in this S, nrsc,. a pa
lived In the upper precipct 'V.aG' a Vi
already voted there but bis and b
refused and after consids,.tpTs tTs "
ment he took his departn,aa afn
Tenth Ward everything ia pi oni., IN
fast as o man deposits hi Ni0' Nld md
leaves the polls, thus prevsu,iCl r. Uallot
crowd or any trouble. In tbs bESIug E
Ward much enthusiasm ia NJ maat,l HlsIsl
but no trouble is anticipated d"uiisll
A man, however, was ar,a.,.,
morning by q deputy marsha ~ "
point, without any apparent ",a
far as could be learned, onIv s|qS ~.
was standing In the crowd cio.. 'a
window; whether or not b, v'e vsS.
to vote illegally could not bss's.Ea,y Ey'
ed. In the Third Ward I,r"Sa
was gathered around the Ein,E f'uOs
In close proximity, but no s tr,nSI.
noticed. The voters form IN Sss sD.l, !.
and deposit their ballots i 90 s
order. In the Second Wan wv wv
and other Wards, as "A, s% 'Sal
from, the election is bsis, y
Quoted systematically and wifi F.,
eral degree Of quietness and uo t,.S.
Is anticipated throughout tbertv S''
Every available coach OF % tvn
carriage in the city has bean 'S S,oD.
into use and will be actvsIv ANY,. S'Os
until the polls close, in conycyiDr IN Sos9
to the polls who are sick Or ds,Ts
as well as conveying the ward noIitl
ians from one precinct TO SDolhs, r.;
returns this evening from ma citv
through out the State will be rsr.I,
at the main headquarters Of tbs
political parties and also At tSs 4
rooms Of the several political CIuh
The readers Of the EEPUBLIC1yv
be notified Of the result III each W,I
as fast as the vote in each v,,a
counted and received, By S,im IN
will be issued from time t, tims I.
when the whole count is COmplstd
extra edition of the paper viii beiWnI
The returns from the County and n
/ will also be male known in tbsm
manner.
I A young man named James Cod
who boards at 9l4 West Second Strs
Tenth Ward, came down To- ths m
| W lrd and voted on age, Hs vote
challenged by q window man, but
was nevertheless received and count
Tue man iu question hMnOt been 1
lident Of TIE State o ysN and dCOnsOu
lily was not entiuledbavVs, kta
voting In q ward where he did DOT
side, but 1t is altogether probable
less q strict watch Is kept over
that he will vote several times be
the polls close. There art no doui
number of such cases and Republic
should keep q sharp lockout
Daily Republican., 1882-11-07
He Wanted Sergeant O,EellI

About 2 O'Clock this mOrning H
geant Sova was going down Shi
street, he was acUOSted byS very
ly dressed gentleman considerably
der the influence of bsDzine;
"Hello here by G. where aH
said the stranger.
you are In Wilmington" said
Sergeant, "Wbere die you come SIO1
"From Washington, | left the'1
night to come to Wilmington y
the Democrats through with A'A
ton" 49, ,
"Who do you know hereP" aA
Sergeant. ,A.t
81 know Daniel 0'Neill, Of the'
ital police at Washington and IL
on at his request" IL,
"You go along with me, 'Au
Sergeant. .,,d
The stranger went along aS Iolu
WAS locked up by Sergeant SO'al .,
thus the Democrats were Kep' W
several votes.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-07
The New Railroad.

Captain Smith, the right of way agent
of the Baltimore 81 Ohio Railroad Com
Dany, is now busy in having deeds
made out and obtaining possession Of
the property over which their road Will
pass through this city. AS soon a. UNI I'M.
Is completed, Major Candy, assistant
engineer of the road will put the con
tTactors to work. The telegraph DO
Ioneing to the company is now being
mt up as rapidly as possible and it ii
The intention to do all that can be done
to the road before the winter sets in.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-07
Hard 10 Manage.

The immense telegraph poles that art
being erected throughout the city by
the Baltimore & Ohio railroad compa-
ny are so large that it is with difficulty
they are placed in position. This morn
ing while one OF these poles was being
hauled to a point on Fourth street, the
pole was so long that the wagon draw
ing it could not tnrn the corner o.
Fourth and Market and it was SOM
time before they got the pole to its de
stination. The poles are the larEes
ever erected in this city.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-07
nrr.. u.nnr,r1,. sucees.fuI Debut

NEW York; November o.-Mrs'
Langtry made her debut TINS evening
at Waliacks Theatre before one OF the
largest and most fashionable audi ences
ever assembled in a New York tn eatre,
The bon ton of Ithe city, a number OF
mem nf letters artists, aud and celehra-
ted personages were present. Inc hGa Eng ,,,i
lish beauty madea worry taVora9te Ih-
preston and her impersonalon OF hes.
Ter Grazebrooke in "An uneq3 maecL
is conceded by the critics to be a nne
performance. The debutant was re-
peatedly called before the curtain anc
was the recipient of numerous nora
tributes. The applause upon her enter
ippswas dsafaning. The play was pu
upon tho stage in complete and satls'
factory manner.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-07
nvoraIorpe Sweet Potatoes

Alexander Lattomas, Green Hill, has
scpt to the REPUBLICAN Office large
sweet potato weighiag2 pounds and
6 ounces. There was no "yam" about
this potato, but it was the pure yellow
Sweet. W. n. Mccormick informs us
of a large sweet potato sent from
Cecil County, MARYLAND, to his father 4
store, Seventh and Jefferson streets
which weighed 4 pounds II ounces and
made a meal for eight persons.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-07
Wary few ArrAaia.

Up to 80 O'Clock this afternoon the
police had made very few arrests and
nearly all of those were for drunken
ness. The United States Deputy Mar
shals had not made more than two OF
three arrests and with the exception oi
the difficulty In the Seventh Ward, ev.
erythinE was quiet and orderly. Al
some Of the polls there was the usual
amount OF wrangling, but not enough
to require the interference Of the Off
Oers.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-07
Roers Dareated by tho CaHre Chief

LONDON, November IA dispa'ch
from Dunbar to the Times says natives
from tho Transvaal report that two en-
gagements have occurred between the
Beers and the CaffGe Chief Mapoch'
They state that Mapoch sent decoy
party, VINO retreated after a skirm'sh
with the Beers, drawing the latter on
through a neck, where the Caftres fell
nnon and defeated them with a loss oi
800. Subsequently the Beers were
again defeated in the open.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-07
CAosnsv Maash CIossd.

The checker tournament between
wylie and Barksrr which has been IN
progress at Boston; Mass, for several
days closed at that place last night
Fifty games were played, each contss
taut winning one and 4S were drawn
The game was an exciting as well ai
close contest.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-07
Drawing to . OlV'"

The 39th professional "a .0,mi,I S
Darmon to our city vi win ,,oss SD1il II
morrow evening. All tHV1' V,Ss,,loI
to consult MIN mus. y, 'c CsII !
In promptly. 1t is wiser ,ssI to 70 90 or N
COS Market street than Sis " ~ Al
Ca Camac street, PhiladelpdnttsS,o hilapd tSo,, h
d., D"ctor has afforded Ips RELIEF ha1, ~ Z
ses D'iIO and bis prescriptions S5Iis D1s' SI y
of tneir former virtue az wHI tbs /
m ment has improved vii with to-dp 'II
time. Give him a call w.
morrow.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-07
Auuuror,unate HAMS FnnersI.

The remains of Henry Mullin, the un-
fortunate man who was smcthered at
Lea's mills on Saturday last, were in
TERED this morning. The funeral ser
vices were held at St. Patrick's church,
Fifteenth and King streets and were
attended by large number of his
friends.
The mills where the deceased was
EN- ployed we're shut down at O'Clock
and remained closed until O'Clock this
afternoon, in order that his fellow work
men might attend the funeral.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-07
Da.1r At a Pn,Iauthu opIsI.

Rev. DR., Charles Clinton Beatty died
at his residence in Steubeuville, Ohio,
sunday afternoon. He was in his SD
wear having been born near Princeton,
n. J. in 1900 He was probably the
Oldest Presbyterian minister In tne
country, having been licensed to preach
in January, 1929 In 1928 he went tc
Steubenville, where in 1929 he establish
ed the Steubenville Female Seminary
He contributed to public institutions
during his life over $400, 900 and leaves
an estate valued at $4,000
Daily Republican., 1882-11-07
The Hearings this MoruinT

ibis morning session Of the utl ny
Court was held in the lower S iSH
consequence Of the SIKH 1ti, WSS IN.
being open in the City HSll' ! alL,,is' iS'
case heard was that Of AIsxsnu'', ti "
an, who WAS adjudged gullsy .,.' ~
drunk and fined 30 cents anu S"J III
Daniel McIlhenn! WA %Ss oE.ns. S
same amount for a similSf On'.'a \
George W. Kennedy VINO VINO, VIZ u |.
ed for disorderly conduCh M M
ready for a hearing, and wa' S',. NJ
on SiOO bail for his spPeataulITi'~ ,gilIi,~
row evening at 7 O'CLOCK, " "''
ter bee 1ming his bondSlnSps; sDs /, ,,j
Robert Rowan was SlS,I, nneu S,
for being drunk and dlsOfnSIg,l 0Sa,,.l
Daniel Mcguire was Ga1i hnS
assault and battery, aud neS u.,I
bail for his appearance '0-n'
ming.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-07
rInha, nnicn Rnhhod.

1t was reported this morning that burg
lars, supposed to be from Philadelphia
entered d the ticket office of the ?. W. q
B. railroad depot at Elkton station Iasl
night and rified the money drawer o.
about S6 or 81 in small change. Tney
attempted to blow open the safe Dut
did not accomplish their object ana
were no doubt frightened off. 1t is
thought that they came to Elkton on
the midnight traip.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-07
l.OctJaw.

Mr.. William Grove, son of Mr.. j.
Groves, residing near Christiana, had
his hand badly injured with circular
saw while engaged at work at his saw
mill ssme two weeks ago. 1t was sup
posed that Mr. Groves was in a fair way
OF recovery until last Saturday. We
are sorry to learn that lOckjaw has sci
in and Mr.. Grovesis in critical eondi,
tiOn
Daily Republican., 1882-11-07

If you suffer from Liver Complaint OF
Disordered Stomach, why don't you
try bottle of May Apple Compound
It costs less than other medicines and
is purely vegetable preparation and
you can get it at Belts or Danforth's
drug stores. 1t is manufactured by
stoner and Thompson, Henry Clay
Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-07
Sick HeRHaP" q

Said gentlem M in cur StO Q a few
days ago, l suffered lu, nSely with
sick headache even TO lrsiug time IN
business, until used DR. Smms' Veg
etable Liver Pills. He says they are
the finest pills he ever used. We have
heard hundreds say the same in our
st IRE. % cents for family box. Depot,
Ath and King.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-07
PROFEssoR OF AOH
unwodeIIng an

This morning work" rs ppThosSit UsS
Fir Fire vi Engine CO@ps1fy G9IpsSfs ior
p@S'td pose Of replacing t1 it WIT The be-
inviting appearance rance and tbss|
pressed brick, witt with t%I'' Ons as
11h,,i The improvements nnstSwmIetion. WIst o.
idly forward to comp'o'
Daily Republican., 1882-11-07
Anru.a,Iant apaninr.

Mr.. ID. P. Smyth, who for q number
of years has successfully conducted tne
iewelry business at No. 3l1 Marker
street, having deUer ned to retire, Of
fers his plac for 81 This ts splen'
did opening for young man, rs the
place has been established many years,
and is one of the best stands in the
CITY,
Daily Republican., 1882-11-07
Corn PFiEe'

For the REPUBLICAN. nv CoLIEG
NEWARK, NOV tO.,nSSS ., ,DviI
Will you be kind kind fer eDVSsdI send
nounce that the time \, tn the pirI
bushel of prize corn oolSad on 'to to t6hs
November. .Lo rapo:ts
who hoe compete Sn for the SoI Dear Sst t5s j
as those who compete coP11 lO, Ss ssnl
College & Prize should eSa1 aste ~ to to
fail on or before tGa' Ia ET.RRISGl
n,orvssoR OF AGRloVDl
Daily Republican., 1882-11-07
Anew ROOk.

Stansbury Murray of No. 8 French
street is now engaged in getting up
book known as the Travellers Guide
On one side of the cover will be printed
his place In history and on the Othel
the Wales celebrated B cent cigars.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-07
TneNew Base Bali AaAOcIasiOn.

The New Base Ball AsAOe1astOn.
The meeting of the Quickstep Base
Rail Association held at the Clayton
Honse. last evening the association
adjourned without transacting any
bnsipess, until Friday evening next, as
INIT few stockholders were present.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-07
MARRIED.,

HOwErT-HERDTM AN-In Philade elphia,
Nov. LIST inst, BY Rev. Philip l.. Jones, ,S4Os
SilvertOn avenue, Mr.. Linton AOwett, oi
Wilmington, formerly OF PcnnA., TO Miss
Am sIia Herdtman, Of Wilmington, Leila
ware.
Baltimore papers please copy.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-07
Heavy Loss

Mr.. Nathan T90mP'fPSs 4 mp fPSspSI
Mr.. nj D. ): r. FOrsi:, IRIS. fifni isii1:d ca.!
;ws Tssk vsluti,s a. the GlsssqS% !. qS%,rsiI s'lIll
Delaware Della City 81 q 5EloosSStoD|
This is quite a he"''
son.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-07

A CARD.-To all who are suffering froDl
the errors Of indiscretions Of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss Of manhood, etc.,
l will send recipe that will cure you, FIR BE
OF CHARGE. This great remedy was dis
covered by missionary in south Amer loa.
Send self.addresscd envelope to the REV.
JOSEPH T. INMAN. Station d. New York
City, Octll.lydhw
Daily Republican., 1882-11-07
Wanted. i.

A boy who can read manuscripts tc
work in printing office. Apply u
REPUBLICAN, office.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-07
Itimore papers please copy.
REATMH.

HARVEY-On Monday morning, Nov. 9th,
lSS2, Martha DeriOkson, wife Of Amor II.
Harvey.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invi.
ted to attend the funeral from the residence
Of her husband, 1871 Market street, to leave
the house Thursday afternoon ut O'Clock q,
without further notice.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-07

For large 25 cent oysters 60 to Han
mas, 605 Jefferson Sc.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-07
ROHanbor Queems

containing illustrations Of the latest
bazaar patterns at Spencer's, 700 Market
street,
Daily Republican., 1882-11-07
Oh No!

Some people think that
those who pay the highest
price for Clothing always
have the Best. Sometimes
they do but very often they
don't; OF course you can't ex-
.pect something for nothing,
neither would you believe
anyone who pretended to
give you such. but hen we
say that we can save you
money on every transaction
with US and give You Just as
good Clothing as any one
can, we mean it, and are only
too glad to prove by compar-
ison that such is really the
case. No matter whether
you want a suit or parl OF
one either for yourselfor tor
others, call and see us, and
we will consider it a pleasure
to show you an assortment
of Goods so complete and
fashionable and at prices SC
reasonable that we have nc
hesitation as to the result.
J. 7. MULLIN & SON,
CLOTHIERS, Sixth q Market SITS.
WILMINGTON.
nov7-3meod
Daily Republican., 1882-11-07

The worst cases of Dyspepsia can bt
cured by using Clarke's Vegetable
Compound, as thousands can testify
that have been cured by its use. Try It,
Daily Republican., 1882-11-07
P. s.

Parties having dealt with
other credit houses will
please bring along their lat
est receipts as reference, and
be careful and examine
our goods and prices before
purchasing elsewhere and
saye 25 per cent.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-07
Election Day.

Oak Hall will be open for
business as usual all of to-
day. w e would remind
our citizens whose day will
be broken by election du-
ties, that it will be a con-
venienttime to buy Fall and
Winter clothing. The Oak
Hall stock is at the zenith
now. The first comers get
the largest variety to choose
from. Prices will not fall.
Many goods are becoming
scarce already.
WANAMAKER & Brown,
OAK HALL, sixth and Market Streets.
PHILADELPHIA
Daily Republican., 1882-11-07

bSasoDabi0 Dress GSOdS
in great variety at Wainwright, 3l@
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-07
UN SATURDAY,

new Casuo OountyI Ooi''
UN SATURDAY,
ThE llrH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1882,
At 2 O'Clock, p. m, the following described
real estate, viz:
All that certain lot Of land with the two
aud q halfsJory frame dwelling house there
on erected, situate In the city Of Wilmington
bounded and described a. follows to wit:
Beginning at the southerly side Of the Will
mi ngton and Christiana turnpike road now
known as Maryland Avenue, 4 corner now or
formerly OF stepnen Ne Inns land, thence
by said NeWlin's land south twent ty-two de-
gTees, east one hundred fest to another cor.
1er Of sal stephen Newlin's land, thence
north sixty eigh degrees east 81 ixteen feet TO
corner now or formerly oil he' amin Strs d.
lley's lot, thence no tn twenty Two degrees
west one hundred feet o the sOutherly 81 10
of Maryland venue aforesaid, and thence
AIons said Avenue south sixty eight degrees
west xteen feet to the place Of beginning
| be the contents thereof what they may. BOOK
9, volume 10 page SO, etc.
Sc Zed and take in execution IS the pro
perty of John lugan and Bridget iis wife
and I. t's and to be sold by
| PHILIP X. CLARK, Sheriff.
SHERlFF . OFFlcE. Wilmington, Dol. OCT
"a 1882, oct26 tnOVlleod
Daily Republican., 1882-11-07
Lntest RasaF

Latest BasWR PaStel NJ
and November Queens at spencer'S, TOO
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-07

And if the goods are not
satisfactory and not as rep
resented come back and we
will allow you all reasonable
claims.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-07

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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-12-15
- " r L Ii p n O. H -
ESTABLISHED IN 1852.
LEADS IN MESr VIRGINIA

- Newspaper still sh-ad,
~ roiucai Journal Us.utpssssd
"a Liiersry Paper, the Family F.vorits
A' so lntusiriu Record, Complete q accurate
rs farmers Companion ALWAYS sslc.r.e
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DEATIIH

On the morning OF the 18th met. at
us hume IN O cen Spring Valley. his
county, Mr.. WILLIAM DosALDsox. aged
about % years. During his long ard
lingering IllLess he sought anil found
solid comfort and perce in Jesus Chr.st.
aud passed away IN bright hope Of en-
trriug that "new hoayeus and new
earth wherein dwelleth right, ousnes-r
"f WHICH Tie Loid has given promise
TO thO e no trust IA Hin.
The large company OF friends and
neighbprs Whp followed his body 60
the grave testify TO the esteem and
sfrctioa in which 10 wus held by those
who knew HIN hest. r.
On thc 2rd INST, al her residerce IN
Ntltnn district, ineFal uaty, OF
diPhtberia. Mrs MARY j.. RC-n, aged
~ years. vile ct Edward Rush. a son
of the wife o. Mr John J. CDnbs. oG
this place. Mrs. u we uadorstaud.
contracted the disease which caused her
death while IN the goodness Of her heart
was w atienr auce upon tie chi dren Of
neii EbOr afflicted with the disease.
She leaves a husband and four small
children.
Ia Martinsburg, on the 1lth inst
Of heart disease, Mr.. Geoige u.
Blocher, formerly Of this place in abou,
the 3Sih year OF bis age.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-12-15
'@-'s~-r = ~ ss-s>-s .--n-
Honey moon and tho Grave.

The Baltimore American saws ::
The burial on the 9th inst. of Mrs.
Louisa Coombs, wife of Mr.. Robert
NJ. Cooinbs. and daughter of Mr..
james W. aud Louisa Cherry, of Bal
timoFe, was IL peculiarly sad occasion.
1t Is only month ago. on the even.
ing of November 18th, Mrs. Coombs.
in excellent health. witt, hosts of
friends, and surrounded by all that
makes life pleasant, was married to
Mr. Robert NJ. Coombs. After the
marriage ceremony, the young couple,
fuli OF life and happiness, left on a
brief wedding tour North. ard on their
Ieturn a reception was given them at
the residence of the brides parents
1t is stated that Mrs. CoomJs contrac-
ted severe cold on her wedding
trip. although or the occasion OF the
reception, which took place three
weeks ago last Thursday, she appear
cd III tile best OF SPIRITS. On the
Sunday following the reception, how
ever, che was taken i'll Of inflammato-
ry rheumatism. which afterwards de-
veiopcd into an affection of the heart.
and Notwithstanding the faithful at
tendance OF her physician, DR.. Little,
she died Friday last, the 9Th instant.
just one month from the date of her
marriage. | is a singular coincidence
that Mr.. Edward Walton. of Cam.
berIand, cousin Of Mrs. COMBS.
who was present at the funeral yester
day. n short time since bore loss
similar to tha; of Mr.. Coombs.' Mr..
Cherry, the father of Mr. Coombs, for
merly resided in Cumberland, and
published the 'Mouutaineer,' popu-
lar weekly journal lie married n
sister of ex Mayor Walton"
Mr. CHERaY was born aud raised in
this County, and has mother and sis
ter living In this place, WHO, with many
friends, arc greatly shocked and deeply
grieyed on account OF This cad and I'M
exp ected bereavement