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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-11-14

Father IL Getting Well,

My daughters say, 'How much better fat her
since he used Hop Bittcrs. lie Is getting
well after his long suffering from q disease de-
clares! incurable, and we are glad that lie
used your Bittcrs.-A lady of Rochester, N. Y.
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-11-14
LANCASTRI WATCHA.
Massachusetts, Opinion
MR. AT.nE!N WEIR


MR.. ALDEN WEBB,
FOR TWO YEARS CHIBF ADJUSTER AT
THE LANCASTER WATCH FACTORY.
sotts, ono of the finest Adjusters In the United
States, who has had many years experience
with the very best grades of American
Watches, and 10 therefore . competent au-
out reservation of any kind:
Blv1RLY, MAss., Oct. q, 1882.
LANCASTBR WATCH CoMPANY.
Gentlemen: tAko pleasure in adding my
testimony as to the comparative merits OF
perience in the manufacture OF Fine Watches
eighteen years with the American Watch
Company OF WSltham, Massachusetts,, on
best WITH the
ana also with the Lancaster Watch Company,
for some two years In charge of their ADJUST
ing Department, have mad ample Opportu-
grades Of ali the leading Watch Factories in
Amertca; and without hesitation, my decision
is in favor OF the Lancaster Watch as THB
BEST TINhKHHPHR To1 THO AOH1Y WITHIN NJ
Tho " Lancaster" when adjusted close, has
run, while carried in the pocket, to one sec
ond month with standard tinse, aud can be
rated to keep As close time aS any watch made
The winding ana setting arrangements at
the stem are tho best have seen-Simple,
strong, and not liable to get out .Of order.
The now stem-Wind I like very much. 1t
not throw the minute hand out OF place, as in
t'O1no other American movements. The
patent regulator is the best in use.
Indeed. regard all your changes as i'm
be properly appreciated by all good judges.
Yours truly,
ALDEN WEBB, Watch Maker. Beverly, Mass.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-12
Arizona Items.

The county OF Pinal raised $780,
600 pounds Of grain, Of " which prob
ably 100000 pounds were raised
by Indians.
The Contention mine ut Tomb
stone, says the Tucson Journal,
from March 8tb, 1880. to Decem-
Der 31st, 1881, produced bullion to
the value of $2,678,327. and paid
dividends to the amount of 81 49,
600, and AL resulting from a total
ore product of 3S7,720 tons. which
Is trif1e over the rate of $50 pei
ton.
The Grand Central, Of the same
district, for the past eight months
and thirteen days of 1881 fOots up a
total of %, lis tons, and from its re-
duction resulted $7,081,875. being
at the rate OF $4S per ton. It's de-
clared dividends foot up $500, ,O9O,
besides the 100000 refunded to
those who advanced them for the
construction Of the mill and hoist
ing works and the opening Of the
mine, making thus $4,000 in all
paid by this very profitable min
ing venture.
The Head-Center mine, also of
Tom mbstone. from April Is, 1881, to
December 81, 1881, yielded 1850
tons of ore, from the reduction of
which resulted $2O6. 1853, being at
the rate Of $27. .68 per ton.
Three men were shot In a gam
bling den at Tuceon, on Sunday
night, by the accidental discharge
of a revolver exploded by falling
from a chair to the floor.
Ex-Gov. Louis e. Torres writes
to the Tucson Star a letter deny.
ing certain statements made to q
reporter by a brother of the pres.
ent Governor (Ortiz) OF Sonora.
Among other things Sc nor Torres
says: "The people Of Sonora as a
class are most straightforward and
honest, and further, are very
easy people to work with, and
Americans coming forward in a
similar manner will always find
them So" He alse says: "Amer-
leans, aud in fact all foreigners re.
siding in Sonora, can testify with
me that the inferior Judges are not
80 ignorant or dishonest as Mr.. Or.
tiz represents them to be. This is
proved by the fact that no COM
plants are ever made against
! theM.0
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-12
Ref sacsory Ivd;a,s.
Affairs in Ireland.

CORK, Jan. "a large force OF
police and military proceeded to
Mill street last evening, It is sup
posed to make arrests on y large
scale. Several persons have al
ready been arrested, causing great
excitement.
1t ia said that the authorities are
acting on Information obtained
from COnnell, recently arrested for
having arms in prescribed districts,
who has turned informer.
DUBLIN, Jan. 9.-The agent of
Lord Dunraven's estate has ar.
ranged with his tenants to appoint
40 arbitrator to fix fair rents.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-12
The Den Eatate.

In the Supreme Court proceed
ings last Wednesday, we find the
following of local interest:
Estate of Den-t8O0l)-Appeal
from Superior Court, Santa Bar
bara county. Order affirmed. Rich
ards & Boyce Tor appellants. Bish-
op for respondents.
DIsTRIBUTIoN-WILL-Saie for
the Payment of Legacies-Loches-
An application for the sale Of real
property of q dect dents estate for
the purpose of satisfying legacies is
properly deHied because Of idches,
the application being made nearly
eighteen years after the issuance OF
letters testam entary, and nearly
five years after the devisees under
the will, rs such, took possession OF
the property.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-12

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 1l.-Corn
higher; $l.722. Beans-firmer;
small white, $100. Potatoes
stronger; Petalumas, 81 50@1 60;
Early Rose, SIPS; River Reds,
$l.20@1. 25; Sweets, $8 26@400.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-12
II ea w Failure.

PITTsBURG, PA, Jan. 11.-Sie-
mems & Anderson, steel COnpa-
ny has suspended. Assets one mil.
lion. Liabilities sixteen hundred
thousand dollars.
Aduisery, Murder and suioide.
CHICAGO, Jan. 11.-John Wal.
ton, living near Shelbyville, Ind. =,
was shot dead through the window W
by a negro who said on arrest that
he had been hired to do it by o. M.
Garrett, a neighbor. Garrett was
arrested and committed suicide.
A partial confession from him show.
Ell that criminal Intimacy with
Walton's wife, prompted the mur.
der. Mira. Walton was arr iested for
completely.
Fear 0tl.0isDs.
SANTA FE, Jau. IL -Iudian trails
and signal fires IN the Black Range
create fear ofan Apache Outt reak.
A cavalry scout has bee. ordered.
He,yy L"ss.
DENVER, Jan 11.-It is now as.
certaiupd that the totui loss by this
mornings fire is a IittIc over two
hundred thousand dollars.
efsacsoEy Iud;a,s.
HELENA, Nj. T., Jan. 1.-THE
Flathesd indians refuse to allow
the Northern Pacific 10 run through
their reservation and threaten
force.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-12
Henry q. l. athrop, NJ. D.,
Successor to K. d. Wise. MD.

lHFFICE, Rooms 2, 3 and CARDONA
~ BLOCK. Residence, 1877 Spring st.
Office hours from to 10 A. NJ. ana from
to s and to 8P. NJ.
GIDiseases OF the joints, deformities
and all surgical diseases a specially. oz5
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-12
Horses--.Notice to Stock Men.

A VALUABLE OAKLAND RESI-.
DENCE, two minutes walk from rail.
road depot, situated on one of the prin.
cipal streets, will be exchanged for Cali
fOrnia or half.breed mares and colts.
For further particulars address w. B.
g., Rooms IS and 56, No. $50 Pine street,
San Francisco, Cal. sl8J aw-tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-12
Gard to the Public.

house that the standard Railroad and
n By us s
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-12
]. q. Winston, NJ. D.,
HEALTH OFFICER,

MO. DOWNEY BLOCK. ONCE
IN hours from 81 to ii A. M. and from
X to 81 Pm. Vaccination gratuitous.
s29tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-12
BOARD and ROOMS.
2oe SPRING ST.

Private Boarding; Sunny Rooms, en-
suite or single, furnished with all the
comforts OF an elegant private homo,
ak minutes walk from the Postoffice,
n%Terms very reasonable. jyl2-6m
Daily Republican., 1882-10-13
rhe MrI1ett MURDER Case.

Callingwood P. Hallet, of Milford, is
now on trial al Georgetown for his lie,
charged with the murder of James Dep
utv, 1t will be remembered that IN
Nav last the comm unity around Milford
was thrown INFO the widest confusion
bv the shooting Of young Deputy by
Hallett, The latter had formerly lived
in Milford but FIR some years previous
TO the murder lived in Minnesota where
he was engaged in merchandising and
where he atnaSsed a snug little fortune.
His wife who was native of Milford
diving in Minnesota, Hallett came back
to Milford after due time and was
about to marry another Milford lady.
ARRANGEMENTS had been made for the
wedding the night before the murder.
On the evening of the tragedy he was
sitting along the roadside with MS
sw eetheart when Deputy came il by a
wagon an0 said "GOod evening"" call
ing Halleyt ~ name. The latter, doubt
less angry thai had been discovered
at an uuseemly hour in an out-ot-the-
way place, drew revolver and shot
Daputy, iuhiCtiug q mortal wound.
Al he Court yesterday the challenges
ex austed the regular panel, eighteen
special jurors and thirty six talismen
b. fore The following jury was obtained
John Miller, George W. Magee
John } osepb, John S. Hudson, Lam
, bert Lynch, William }. Daily. vii
! liam 8. Daily, William E. Fleetwood
Robert Boyce, Alfred White, JOSEPH
Mackim, John f. Derrickson, John j
| wilkins.
Quite a number of witnesses were ex
amlned tor the State after the jury wa
chosen. The case will in all prObabil
ity occupy all the week. Hallett plead
set defence.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-13
NnY0r'R Court.

The following cases were disposed OF
by Mayor Wales last evening:
Thomas Green, Jonas Heck, Martin
Kellev auo David Smith, were each
fined 50 cents and COSTS for drunken
ness.
David Ray, colored, was adiudged
guilty of committing an assault and
battery on Lewis Scott, also colored
The Mayor imposed a fine OF 81 ano
costs,
This morning Jonn Moore, Stanley
Oovev and Anna Virden, were eaol
fined 81 and costs for drunkenness and
disorderly conduct.
Caroline Miller, Colored, was charged
with the larceny of some stove lids anC
stove pipe, valued at 81. the property
of william johnson, colored. The evl
depce showed that the articles belong
ed to the woman, and she had only tax
en- them back after having loaned then
to Jobnson, and the Mayor dismissed
the case,
Daily Republican., 1882-10-13
JUMBO'S ARRIVAL.
The Streets Grew dad with MaF.
Women and Children all Anxious
To Nee Jumbo,


Women and Children all Anxious
TO See Jumbo.
Between 6 and o'clock this IN morning
the large circus trains containing Bar
nun, Bailey & Hutchinson's great Lon
dOu orsolidated Shows arrived in this
city over The Maryland Division of the
p, W. Il b. railroad aud Landed
at the foot of Fourth street where
the wagons and other parapharna-
liza incident to a circus train were
unloaded and in the course of an
hour or two the massive tents were
erected on an open let adjoining Bran
dywine village and preparations made
for the grand street pageant which
started shortly after II O'Clock and
traversed the principle streets Of the
city.
just as soon as the children finished
their breakfast, they wended their way
to Market stTeeU, and the ladies' did
not take time to do up their houseworE
but hastily repaired to the prominent
streets tor the purpose of witnessing
the parade, and .ong before the timt
for starting arrived the streets wert
thronged with people ut every de
scripuon, rich as well as poor, black al
well as white and the sight was one
long to be remembered.
Every conceivable space was occu'
pied, doors, steps, balconies, windows
etc, were packed, while the small boy
not content with standing still raj
hither and thither in wild delight.
The prade as 1t passed down Marke
street was novel sightaud far eclipse(
any former event of the kind ever Wit
messed in this city,
Daily Republican., 1882-10-13
AT
JOHN WANAMAKER'S
PHILADELPHIA.
Friday:

Breer Fox, sezee, I'm
done gwine ter spile yer
breakfast, B re er Rabbit.
Yam t gwine ter hev no mo-
cabbage" sezee.
An den Breer Fox, he 60
roun' an see all &c udder
foxes an call a meetln.
Wen dey all git tergeoder,
ter dlib;a.e as ter how dey
sh'll keep Breer Rabbit outer
de cabbage-gyarden, dey
'clude dat dar ant no way,
'cept ter spile de cabbaages;
COZ Breer Rabbit, he git up
bout z airly in de- mornin'
Breer Fox,an' kin git through
bout 2 little a hl.l~'z any on
'em.
Breer Rabbit, he ami
sayin' muffin; he lay low.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-13
BEAT HIS.
TOMLINSON-On

TOMLINSON-On Wednesday, the il b
.stant, Joseph TomIlnson, III the Soth year
of his age.
Tho relatives and friends are Invited to at
tend me funeral from the residence Of Miss
Kate Chambers, No. S29 e. Second street on
/ IesGay afternoon at O'Clock, to proceed to
A bury cemetery.
MUHPEEY-O the 18th inst, SalNe j.,
wife Of James W. Murpoey, aged 70 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully inVt-
ted TO attend ber faneral from the residence
Of her hu Dand, near G utrevilIe, on Satur-
day afternoon, at two O'CLOCK. lnterment at
MT. Salem cemetery.
SUOj Ton the 18th inst, Joseph NJ, II.
FAINT son Of John and Maggie Scott, aged
| months.
| The relatives and friends Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend The funeral OF
iSundSy afternoon at 2 O'Clock, from the
reside noe Of his uncle, James II. Patterson
on Hawley street, between End and 3rd Sts.
to proceed to Riverview cemetery.
IWATSCN-O On the morning Of the llth inst.
Abigail Watson. widow Of the late Jane
M. Watson.
Funeral services Will be held in the f1r
Presbyterian Church Monday - ~
Oct l6rh. at do
Daily Republican., 1882-10-13
NnraNn 81.

This week concludes the .9 : sdsT IL D,o5 sl'
epoe Of D. S. Thomas, TGO ',;oIS u Iss Ssi |
popular DOT p and efficient Of, Of DSss'Inil Tiss anl
hibiting Organization iGn IN lpt inS inrSssr,l
the the best % job cffioes in 81 the aSs bn, bio
host of friends wsn1 ."sa W ~ with I
lust one.hslf the suocF;S ! others
hia efforts have crO"noN
Daily Republican., 1882-10-13
Death from Caneor

Henrietta, wife of Stephen Thor
son, Of Christiana Hundred, was tsi
sick some months ago, when D, j.
Chandler of CentreviIle, was consult
He found her suffering from a tua
and cancer which Notwithstanding
application Of all known remedies
dermined her health until it bsoai
apparent that the only means Il
could possibly prolOng her life was
removal of the exCresCenCe by the d
Eeon's knife.
She was accordingly taken to |
hospital in Philadelphia, and on I'd
day o canceriOus tumOr was remOV
but it had 80 incorporated it's SligatuI
with her vitals that her dsCease u
place on the following day, Her rena
were conveyed to the house Of
fathers Joseph B. Guest from whe
they will be buried tomorrow attern
at two o'clock. She was about Il
years of age and leaves a husband
daughter, and numerous relatives
friends to mourn her early DEATH
Daily Republican., 1882-10-13

Lennon, 1855 81; A Nimuller, u; q.
w. West, 1891; W. s. Bullock, SlO'0
Thomas Kenny, $44 80; r. Williams,
50; G. @. Simpson, $ZO Charles ker'
nan. So; Samuel Coyle, $63 rs; Curtis
Pierce, $40. 80; James Harrlgan, Sl6.75;
Henry McKenney, $97; George A. Pal
mer. $26; G. Msroden, $44; Richard
Bruner, $66; William Thompson, $36 ;
j. Collins, sos; james McKendrick,
1913. SO; John I Simmons, $12S. l2;E 1za
Frazer, IS; P. Tyre, 415 IS; N Morris,
$37. .O3; H. L. Tarual q Co., S259 20
Charles Warner & 60, "a 80; Joseph
Conner, S. 25; Wilmington ooal ,as' Gas
Co., $12; Robert HaddocF, VIZ AZ MARY
Chandler, $50 20; 7. Danner, W. 4V; -
& j. V. Harman, rs cents; j. w.. Oh
ME, Sc; 8. Murphy & Son, 5ZS 10; r.
Chandler, sos 80; Duncan y Bros
S36 66; Duncan & Bros, $40 10; W: f.
Robinson, $50; Louisa Myers, wv;
Wilmington Coal Gas Co., Sl6S; j, Y.
Van Trump, $40 rs; Adams u Bro,
sac 80; Bell & Taylor, S53 SO; G. W.
Vernon & Sons, So So; G. 2. johnson,
$40 50: News Publishing Co., S22 80;
TatnaiI & Co, $49, 26; W. Bullock, 2OetS;
George H. Croney, SIS; z, James Belt,
81; ii. r. Watson, 81 55 VIM. Hickey,
$16. .lS; Adams & Bro, H75; James "
Webb, $94 SO; G. T. Thomas u Co, %.
40; Adams & Bro, SIS; W. f. Robin
son, 1925, A. G. Anderson, Sll2, T.
Dugan, $7334; A. Grtmshaw, : W
W. Pritchett, Sl32; Martin keogh, 500
Eliza Frazer, s.; ii. L. Tatnall " Go ,
$40. .26; William s. Bullock, 20 cents;
Wilmington Coal Gas Company, 81 lO6;
Pennsylvania Globe Gaslight Co. $3.50,
O4; Daniel Harris. $50; JOAN Collins,
$55; Board of EiuG@ ion, monthly al
lowanCe.
Council then adjourned to meet at
Eleventh and Pine streets al 8 O'Clock,
o, III Oh Saturday next.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-13
|F'OURTHEDlTlON
KNIFE GU ETING.
A COIOred man cuIs his Wife I'm .
Tarrnhia Manner,

A COIOred an eutB his Wife In
Terrible Manner.
About II O'Clock this forenoon horri-
BILE screams were heard emanating from
a dwelling in Windsor Street above
Eighth, occupied by Martin James, his
wife and seven children.
The screams soon collected a crowd
in the ne ghborhood who were about to
ascertain the cause when Mrs. James
came out with blood streaming from
head and face and ran frantically down
Windsor to Eighth up Eighth to VOL
loston and down the latter street near
Seventh when she entered a house oc-
cupied by Mrs. Smith, another eolored
family.
1t seems that James and his wife
have been living very unhappily to-
geCher for some time and that unhappl-
ness eliminated in quarrel last night
when he beat her in a terrible manner
and threatened.to kill her to-day when
Mrs. James, it is said, threw a pitcher
at her husbands head.
James then pulled outa knife and
striking at his wife with it cut her fear
fully on one of her hands and her face
was terribly lacerated, the temple vein
being severed and she was otherwise
bruised.
1t is supposed that James was trying
to cut his wife's throat and she received
the cuts on the head and face In ward
ing off the blowa. Her escape from
the house saved her life and left the
infuriated man in possession where
Sergeant Mcdonnell and officer Adams
soon after arrested him and took him
TO the hall in his bare feet.
Fe is reticent and declined to make
any statement of the affair. Or. Parm
being sent for soon arrived and dressed
the woman's wounds, which though
dangerous are not considered fatal, anc
at this writing the woman Is deing al
well rs coul be expected.
The quarrel is said to have commenc
ed last night, and this morning Jame'
threatened 10 kill his wite.t The affAil
created quite m excitement in thu
neighborhood.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-13
FIFTH EDITION
KENT AND SUSSEX ATT11
A Housing RepHHhc can Mo.,,.
mHAhOrd-rhe Party IT,"
MILFORD, DEL, Oct 10 ~,

MILFORD, DEL, Oct. 70. ,eooI
MEssRS. EDIToRs:-Ten tbo .''@I
or New Castle county that W. peOl
Sussex counties intend tn o,,t hsnt a
IN republican majoritses at tI,e aU oo1t! 1as
election. The meeting al this J MI Vo.ll y. !
night was immense, not Lass ' tbo p,Sce 1 \
people crowded around LoWarrSsna rnSa y
to hear the arratgnment Of Tho 81 10y
racy. Never was work more tha,s nslll
ly done; never did the immSdja,snO davsOus
dence of good work appear mora c q
ly-hve speeches at one meat;n GaO . qulG|
one OF which WAS full of facts sss ~
facts, 30 arranged as to insure tSa Sate1 Y
Victi0n of Messrs saoukley, Lara yuS s.SI Y
before the vast jury gathersd tDi0 G
streets Of Milford. Convicted tbau ~
If enthusiasticplaud mean any, vrOy Y
When the speakers had 6pisSssS issu'l
crowd gave themselves up to III"
OF jollity. They shouted and rP c6slaI 'pl
Men shook hands. They hQpusS si''i y
other, while the ladies and eSIS ebi,S
waved flags, aud three bands diScon.9 SOu
excellent music, amid the wbirI NJ
chinery and screech of the steam ~
ties on the ship " New CopstitnsH.a
Red fire and fireworks, comrIstsS
elements of the high carnival T III
Mi lford witnessed last pipbt W.
write the boat leaves for Lebanon a. a
the blowing of whistles and cbssn e. 4,
the people. Gmpn
Daily Republican., 1882-10-13
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

The Rev. j. Howard Nixon, who for
several years has been the pastor of the
Central Presbyterian Church, has re-
ceived notice of his election as Profes
sor of Rhetoric in the collegiate depart
ment and of HomiletiCs in the Theo-
logical department of the Lincoln Uni
versity at oxford, Pa. 1t Is not known
whether DR., Nixon will accept the po,
stion or not.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-13
AM usemeM1s.

Tomorrow evening calvin Joslin, "
a home spun comedy of the Joshua
Whitcomo" order, will be performed at
the Opera House with Charles L. Davis
in the title roll This play was per
formed here last season, and Mr.. Davis
at that time made good his promise OF
furnishing 1870 laughs i'll 1870 minutes.
1t proved a great success, and there
is no doubt that those who witnessed
his inimitable impersonation of Uncle
Alvin at that time, will be sure and bt
present tO-morrOw night.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-13
THE ELEOEIONN
Ohio nOI quite as Had q, RsDo,,
West Virginia dos.Nns'

~AAVh hVs EWAAo As hHu o. Rpnn.,l
West Virginia does Nos,1
CINNctNNATI, Ohio, Oct, AN
best information relating TO tbe ~
of the vote on Congressman Uivs' \
Republicans Morey in the M S S%,l
Keifer in the 9Th, Robinson in tbs I N
Mccormick in the llth, Updsn,os
the l7th, and Tay lor in the ly.b
The contest Is very close in tbO \
14th, 18th and 2Oth Districts \
chances are in favor of the Dsmoc,1
candidates. An official count mi
required to get at the truth MI
graft who was reported dying MI
to be out of danger.
WHEELING, W. Va. O3t ia
latest returns show that a Sweanl
Ipolitical revolution has occurred
this district. General Goff, be
publican candidate for Congress, M
majority of about 1850 which n
change of 3,135 as compared with
vote o. two years ago. Heavy (
publican gains are shown in slul
every One OF the eleven counties Of /
district. Even the Democratic stroI
! holds have partially given away
Daily Republican., 1882-10-13
Cow Killed.

About 7 o'clock yesterday morning, a
COW belonging to Mr.. VIM. Forrest, was
s,rucB by locomotive at the foot OF
Seventh street, and injured so badly
hat it had to be killed. On Wednes-
day evening about 6 o'clock, a Wagon
belonging to John Hamilton, coal deal
ar. in which was Some 8 or 6 children
narrowly ESCAPED being run into by
Locomotive at the same place.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-13
Minor Accident 0B.

Mr.. FrlcK grocer at Seventh and
Freuch Streets while fixing his awning
IN front of his store yesterday fell from
a box on which he was standing and
sorained his right wrist from which he
i, suffering seS erely.
Mrs. Lloyd 100 East Seventh Street
this morning hurt her forehead very
severely by accidentally striking hel
head against projecting gas burner.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-13
Eavet rrum o WAteTS Ofa''

Duling the progress oi b,;dOs ;dO n
whose name could not be = !Vtba'ji tss 4
cidentally dent fell into one ne, Of vonia on' I
probably drowned if .as it nsa If u, =
for the timely asSlStanVo obo 100
named Charles Galloway SsT Eup Eimneiil ID
pulled off his overcoat anu nbt 'T thsrn
the man, which was no nod doaGGI aaiGsI ,l' b !
of saving the mans Ilfe' "'O'N :
ming powers,
Daily Republican., 1882-10-13
Fcur,h ward ReDubIicanu,

The R'publicans Of the Fourth ware
will holG meeting at the Lincoln Clut
rooms, il the Adams Building, at Z 81
o'clock this evening. AS business o
importance will be transacted, a full
attendance is requested.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-13
Died RrOm His IniHries

Peter Kinsler, who was so fearfully
scalded by the railroad accident in the
round house at Coatesville last Friday,
has died from his injuries. The poor
uan suffered terribly, the flesh boing
almost scalded off, bis lower limbs
Daily Republican., 1882-10-13
1nta SuddeD O"" =,

tn time set to Change change under wear? ia,eS est Il,
Se1 Gentlemen, MSnso' ladies and SniaIicn Snniinoon
same pams also black hose lot wv
Daily Republican., 1882-10-13
RenmR for FMAH RMaAmega,

Oar Fall stock of Hats and Caps now
in store. The most elegant stock or
Derby Hats we ever had made up.
Prices as usual, tho lowest in the city.
=. Al. RumTOra a Bro. 4O4 Mark eI
street.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-13
Oats.

We are better prepared than ever to
sell feed, hay, grain, ETC., at lowest
prices We intend to keep full stock
of Western and country cats in store
and will make speciality of selling In
large quantities st lowest cash prices
A, II. ratnall, 713 West Front street.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-13
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EUNrsv111E, Ala" oct, 9o.,s t,,1B d B
Lowe, member Of the ), n9o", hUu died
morning. He was se"'sa So, Of d tbsF
june Jun 2, 1882, as a N T., 4Gyr nIaco % Of y
seventh Congress- u n,npamber.
Wheeler, the ret red m0nO