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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-02-25
N0TICE.

All persons are warned against cutting
down any Of the timber on my land on the
Hooppole Road, adjoining the land OF Bowie
johnson, about three miles from Deer Park
for cutting down timber in Garrett county,
Md. without permission OF the owner Of the
land, Is the same, under the Act of 1880, CHI.
264, as for feloniously stealing goods or chat
down.
THEos. b. HoRwTTZ.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-02-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR SALE.

The undersigned living five miles south Of
for sale two very large half-breed Shorthorn-
Durham cows, and two very fine large three.
quarter bred Shorthorn- Durham yealinR
bulls. One OF the cows measures Az hands
high, and is built in proportion Good dairy
cows. Prices reasonable. Also Plymouth
Rock eggs for Matching, 10 for one dollar, and
% for one dollar and nfty cents.
2254t D.YODER
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-02-25
ROAD PETITION.
ROAD PETITION.

Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned
willpetition the County Commissioners after
thirty days from the first publication Of this
notice, for public road near John Brene-
mans, and running thence through the lands
OF Mrs. Mary Beachey, Daniel Breneman, and
intersecting the county road near Jonas
Tice's.
JOHN BRENEMAN
CHRISTIAN BRENEMAN,
SIMON WIENER,
2lS6 And others.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-06

The tariff Commission continued its
sessions in The city of New YORK yes
terday. Otto Gerdau testified that
"there was duty of 35 per cent. on
piano ivory, giving practically two
firms in that city monopoly ofthe bus
mess" lie favored a duty of 10 or ID
per cent. Chair cane, he tho lght ought
to be admitted free. Robert Dunlap
read a paper on the tariff on hatter's
black silk plush and silk hat material.
He thought the present duty of 90 per
cent. on these materials bar to home
industry, and urged reduction to 10
per cent. e. d. Goodman read long
review of the whole tariff system, Will
liam Demuth spoke in support Of the
existing du;les on pipe materials. A
number of communications were re-
ceivei, among them one from james
Campbell, Rochester, against the re-
duction of he duty on Corks and against
taxing cork wood, and one from Henry
@. Armstrong, of Portsmouth, New
Hampshire. asking an increase of the
duGy on garden seeds.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-06
geLaH1on,s Death.

Hon. Caleb s. Layton of Georgetown
PROBABLY the Oldest member of the bal
of Delaware, died on Tuesday evening,
at the residence of his siSter.in-law in
Dover in the 85th year of his age.
Judge Layton was born in Sussex
county and commenced the practice oi
law at Georgetown when quite young.
He stood high as a lawyer and in 1886
was appointed an associate Justice OF
the Supreme Court of Delaware. He
served in this Office eight years hut the
salary being insufficient for his sup
port, he resigned the office and resumed
the practice OF law in which he con.
tinued until his death. Besides being
a leading mem Der of the bar he was u
strong friend Of education and the
temperance cause. While the Whig
party was in existence he adhered To
Its fortunes and when it ceased to exist
he became an ardent Republican. He
served a term in the Legislature in
Whig times and was also Secretary of
State. Judge Layton wasI always es.
reemed highly as a christian gentle
man, being an honored member of the
Protestant Episcopal Church. His
first wife was a Miss Rodney and the
second Miss Morris, but both are
dead. Judge Layton leaves six chill
drep, Major Layton of the United
States army, Ex, Sheriff Layton of
Bridgeville, Daniel j. Layton, Esq,
DR.. 9. II. Layton, and Mrs. Rev. j. L.
McKim and Mrs. Plummer wife of an
Episcopal clergyman. His remains
will be buried a. Dover.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-06
New UnsIIa Rranl,naarK.

During the session of the New Castle
Presbyte1y, at Newark, De-, the fol.
lowing de4egates we're chosen to repre-
sent the body in the next session OF the
Synod at Baltimore.
C!erical-The Revs. Lafayette Marks,
D. D., W. w. Heberton, G. L. Moore,
j. II. Johns, j. b. Spootswood, d. d.,
A. G. HeatOn, D. D., S. A. Gayley, w.
D. Mackey, W. G. Alexander, John
Squire and G. J. Porter.
Lay-Judge L. T. H. Irving, G. W.
Bush, w. H. Purnell, d. j. Murphy,
Messrs. Clark, Mccullough, Irving,
Spence, Dickinson, Barr, Van Arsda!en
and Steele.
The next session of the Presbytery
will be held at Middletown i'll April,
1883. A special meeting well be held
at Delaware City on Tuesday next for
the purpose of ordaining Rev. G. A.
PAUL.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-06
FORAING LINE.
TEe' COnHiitHGtOn'GO be Launch ed
This Evening - Parade, Fire
Works, etc.

: works, etc.
Tonight promises to be one of tn
livellest and most enjoyable of an,
previous event in Delaware Campaign
For some time past workmen at Tb,
ackson " Sharp company ship yard
nave been engaged in constructing a
large ship to be used during the presen
political campaign by the Republican
party. The ship will be christened
New Constitution" and will be lannch
ell this evening, and make her tirst
voyage in political waters.
The Laurel Band has been engaged
to travel with the vessel on her voyage
and they will be on hand. Eight horses
have been engaged to draw the wagon
containing the boat. -Four of these
horses are owned by James Brown
who resides on the Spring road near
this city, and VIM. Lowthers, at Mt.
Cuba, owns the eo:her four. They ere
very large horses and well suited for
the purpose. This morning they we're
supplied with new harness made by G.
l.. Parker, No. Is East Third street,
The harness is heavy made of good ma
terial, With all latest improvements,
nickel mounted and decorated with
red fringe and tassels.
On the top of each bride is a round
piece of silver surrounded by little
balls, which make pleasant musical
sounds. After the harness was fitted on
the torses they proceeded to the wagon
works of W. S. Bullock on West Tenth
street where the wagon was made,
after which they proceeded to jackson
~ Sharp's, where the boat will be secu-
red and the limo Of parade will start
from that point at 6 30 o'clock this
evening, and will pass up Eighth street
to Lombard, to Ninth, to West, to
Fourth, to Madison, to Front, to Mar.
ket. to the Opera House, where the
boat will be formally presented in be-
half of Job II. jackson by Frederick
E Bach and received by Richard Har-
rlngton, Esq, in behalf of the State
Central Committee.
Tue front seats of the Opera House
will be reserved for the ladies and all
are invited, Hon. Geo. P. Fisher will
address the meeting on representation
on the basis OF population. After the
meeting in the Opera House, the boat
and its commander will resume the
line OF march and proceed on political
voyage throughout the State.
Fire works will be displayed at the
Yougn Mems Republican Club head
quarters aud other places along the
line and Republicans along the route
are requested to illuminate their
houses.
fne voyage of the New Constitution
will be made in ali the school districts
OF the state, where mass meetings will
be held. The first will be held at
mlddletoWn tomorrow evening,
when Washington Hastings the Repub.
lican nominee for Congress will address
the meeting. Congressman Henry II.
Bingham of Philadelphia and +. f.
Bach of this city will deliver addesses.
The enCire trip will cover several weeks
and will no doubt be attended with |
much good.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-06
Kun over.

A boy named James Owens, about 10
years of age, attempted to jump on a
wagon yesterday at Twelfth and Wal
nut streets whire on his way to school.
He fell and one OF the wheels passed
over him breaking his leg. He was
taken to the residence of his father on
Walnut street above Fourteenth, where
the fracture was reduced by DR.. DrAp-
or. The little fellow was badly frighf-
ened, and cried pitously that he knew
his leg would have to be amputated.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-06
DIR EImns' Ague Killer.

The perfection of Ague Medicines.
Never more than one chill after its use,
and generally well IN about ten days.
Contains no quinine or auy other iniu-
rious drugs. We have cured oyor 300
cases during the last two years, and
more than 5000 during twenty-seven
years. 90 cents, Sent by mail. Sold by
dealers. Prepared by Or. Simms & son,
4;h ana King SIS, Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-06
TranSplantIng q Rabbits Eye.

A rare surgical operation was perfor-
med at the public eye clinic OF the
Jt tffersOn Medical College Hospital,
Philadelphia, on Friday. A young
Irishman named Michael McMullin,
recently arrived in this country and
employed in the chemical works,
was severely burned about the face
while handling conCetrated sulphuric
acid. The right eye was entirely des-
troyed and the lid of his left grew fast
to the ball. To remedy this defect Drs
Little, Fox and Hewson dissected a
portion of the conjunction from the eye
of rabbit and stitched it in place on
the under side of the mans eyelid. He
will probably recover the use Of the
eve
Daily Republican., 1882-10-06
Free Exhibition,

The citizens of Wilmington will be
treated TO free show to night in ad.
vance OF Barnum's shows soon to ex.
hibit here. The show tonight will be q
stereoptican exhibition on one of the
public street corners, and will EN- brace
a large number of rare pictures thrown
upon large CANVASS and will no doubt
be very interesting. The collection
does not embrace circus advertisements
but is merely an entertainment for the
masses who come early to get front
seats (standing). The show will be-
gin at Z 80 o'clock,
Daily Republican., 1882-10-06
3 MINUTE CLAss-PREMIUM $780,

| 3 MINUTE CLASS-PREMIUM $685.
Hugh McAnary, Philadel.
phia, g E Kate Medium. 2222
M. Mcnamara, New York,
BIN Nancy Hall, ia 3
G. 7. Malone, Woodberry,
N. j., b m Adie G, 34111
Lyman Redmond, Phila.
phia, br m May S, 43 4
Time, 2 46H ;2,43A 2.43H 2 40A
2.4215.
3.37 CLASS-PREMIUMS 5000
N. II. Merrifeld, Baltimore,
Md, Alice Oates. Il / 2
John sand, Camden, b G Jim
Hart. | 32l 2
Frederick G. Brown, Jersey
City, b & John. 3444 4
George Scattergood, Phila.,
Pa, & IN Luian. 423 /
W. Clever, Philadelphia, z
IN Alice Addison. 555 3 5
Dyman Redman Phila., Big
Bay Chief.
G. II. Smith, Haddontield,
N. j., b g Oliver F.
Time 23434; 2.3t19; 2. 36}4; 22715
1861.
This race will be finished to-day.
224 CLASS-PREMrUMs S4O0
Israel Rosenfeld, Baltimore,
ch z StOnewall % 3
George ScattergOod, Phila, b IN
Lizzie M III.
j, B. Wharton, Dover, b 8 Sher-
man Morgan 80 q
Time, 2 20; 2.31; 2 81.
A grand ball was inaugurated last
evening in the Town Hall at Elkton,
which was attended by a large num-
Der of the citizens as we'll as number
of the visitors at the fair. The ball
was Oh a grand scale and given by the
young men of the town. The ladies
were dressed in fancy ball dresses and
certainly looked handsome as they
whirled around the loom il the giddy |
dance to the strains of excellent music |
furnished by an orchestra from Balti. |
more. Dancing was kept up until an
early hour this morning and was con.
sidered one of the leading events of the
fair. A number of Wilmirgton's best |
dancers were present, including several |
ladies and gentlemen. The fair was a |
success.
The fair will close to-day and the |
offered will no doubt draw |
an immense crowd to the fair grounds,
and from all appe aranCes the exhibition |
will be a grand success.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-06

Mr.. Moore, indefinitely postponed, Or
motion of Mr.. Garrett Council adjourn,
ed to meet at Front and Church streets
at O'Clock Saturday afternoon. Dur.
ing the evening the following orders
were drawn:
j. L. Hawkins, SOL; Board of Health,
5000; Edward Provost, $500; Dennis is
Kane, 1864, VIM. w. PriJchett. $l31
Alfred Gringage, S10O; Patrick Dugan,
S73 "a; Samuel Bradford, Sll2; John
Collins, $50.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-06
FRVRI &C .IdenG.

Yesterday morning Mr.. Horace
Spruance, brother of William SpruaDce
Esq of this city, was instantly killed
by being struck with a locomotive at
Clayton. Mr.. Spruance who was slight
ly deaf, was standing on the Delaware
railroad track, and seeing south bound
train approaching, stepped to one side
on another track. An engine in the
rear of him that was coming at rapid
speed knocked him down, and severed
his head form his body. The engine
was thrown from the track by the &C
cident.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-06
Ehe w Gather.

War Department, Office of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, October
6.-l A. M.
For the Middle Atlantic States
generally fair weather, light winds,
mostly from east to south, slight rise
followed by ia ling barometer, nearly
stationary temperature.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-06
Sale of Books.

; The regular clearing out sale of books,
by G. F. Thomas, & Co., is now in pro.
gress at the auction rooms of L. W.
Stidham & Son, No. Ill East Fourth
street and books are being sold at d
sacrifice. Those who wish to secure
bargains should attend the sale this
and tomorrow evenings when decided
bargains can be secured.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-06
Rupture Cured.

DR.. J, B. Mayer, Dear sir:-I was
very badly rpptured, it made much
trouble and caused me very severe
pain, so that was at times cophned
to my bed, received your treatment
in December 1880 and the following
March, 1881, left off my support, and
have not worn it since and feel sound
to-day. l only used two bottles of lini'
ment. Yours Truly. F. B. RossIKER,
PhRnixville, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-06
Run q Nail In His Foot.

Last Tuesday Mr.. Harry Belts, an
agent of the Adams Express Company
jumped from a truck at the depot in
this city, and alighted Oh nail which
run into h.s foot about one inOh, The
wound is very painful, aud fears are
entertained that it may terminate i'll
lock law.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-06
RusseIl's Thanks,

In making our bow to the public
in celebration of the fifth ami.
versary of the opening of the Bee
Hive, 3O6 Market street, we tender you
our most sincere thanks for the very
liberal patronage of the last FIVE years,
which has enabled us to offer more and
better goods in the future than in the
past, and hope by careful attention to
business to merit your continued patron
age. Yours truly. r L. RUSSELL.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-06
FrOwn upOn the fraud.

A fraud by the name of l.. NJ. De
mott is now assuming to bea collector
for the publishing house of William T
Amies, of Philadelphia. This man De
mott is a fraud and we warn the custO
mers of William T. Amies against pay
ing him any money.
JAMES FLETCHER,
JOHN G. BRYANT.
Wilmington, Del, Oct 6, 1882.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-06
MllllMerN.

An entirely new and complete line Of
Fall and Winter millinery, comprising
everything that goes toward beatifying
a hat or bonnet, at Miss E, Lindsay s.,
2OS King St. The ladies will fud ii to
their interest to call and examine
goods.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-06
All Days Meeting at Brandywine

An all days meeting will be held in
Brandywine NJ. E. Church on Sunday
Nov. 9Th, commencing in the morning
with love feast at o'clock. Preach.
ing at 1O12 a. N. and again at 3 p. m.
by Rev G. W. Miller, and at ~ p. IN.
by Father Hance of Sloan Church, the
veteran local preacher over so years of
age.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-06
Ono OF the Bargains

at Spencer's, 700 Market ST., tomorrow
will be a small lot (about 10 DOZEN Ii
in. silk handkerchiets worth Zoe, but
having become slightly damaged they
will be sold at 15c. Remember the guam
tity is limited and ouly early callers
are sure of this bargain.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-06
Accident In q Morocco Factory

Yesterday afternoon, John Win trop,
an employee at William Bush's moroc.
co factory, had his head severely cut by
being sVrIck witt glazing machine.
The wound which was a painful one,
was dressed by Taylor and Fullerton,
the King street druggists.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-06

We can, without hesitation, say that
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup has given the
best satisfaction. We have sold AL
immense amount of it during tue past
winter. Wallace, Hilton Il Co drug
gists, Lock Haven, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-06
Bird MRUm a.

A paste made by canary breeders of
Hartz Mountains, Germany. Cures
and keeps healthy birds in brilliant
plumage and constant song Sold by
druggists or mailed for Is cents. Bird
Fool Co.. Car en-. n.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-06
Rnse Rh cen.

Stidham & Son have been engaged
by John A. Reynolds to sell, at the
Washington Hotel, in Newark, to- NOR.
row, 800 head of sheep. They will also
sell several bucks for William Home
wood. This will bea good opportunity
for farmers to make purchases.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-06
Special Bargains!

Just opened one case of double fold
soft cashmeres, all colors, half wool, 81
inches wide, beautiful fabric, 20 cents a
yard. Crosby Il Hill, 22O and 222 Mar.
ket st.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-06
Will be Presented this EvenlDu

This evening the vessel called
the "New Constitution" will be formal
ly presented to the Republican party
by f. E. Bach, on behalf of JOB Jack
son. The vessel is 35 feet long and will
be mounted on a set of running gears.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-06
Crosby & HLLl'R

is the place to buy hosiery, gloves ana
underwear immense assortment and
very lowest prices. Crosby y Hill, 22O
and 222 Market St.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-06
Splendid Value

in black silks look at our $1.00, $l.25
and $3.50 qualities Crosby Il Hill,
220 and 222 Market St.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-06
Special Sale Oh Carpets.

1000 yards Extra Super InEr in at
50 cents, sellirG at Sl.OO per yard every
where. G. Worrell, $40 and S22 Mar
ktt street.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-06
= = y. Has Given Better saftsfRcs
finn

than any remedy for Blood Disease we
have ever handled, says Schiller and
Stevens, Druggists, Washington, D. G,
Price 81 and Sl7j per bottle of all
druygisIS.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-06
Mems UndeRah1rts,

slightly imperfect, at 25 cent?, worth
80 cents. Crosby & Hill, 22O and 222
Market St.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-06
n ELKTON FAIR.
.~TrNDANCEA AND SOME
E%ra.oITING-THE BALL
,sST EVENING.

.,v hour yesterday Lhol Nh
esr.y s,I.y carriage arrived in Elk'
liItt f,om near and far. Ever!
h san liO"II ali anxious to visit tn
dIe||' ~ the S,, Cecil County Agricul'
b s o, ~ The crowd did not stol
ClsiyII D,iI after 2 o'clock and b!
ul,', !, vas estimated that oyel
e. u ssre ~s9 in attendance; vii, W
Pe '' S',T we'll represented. The
,.as 1s' SiI ali placed in position
@lDS @alDsSraI attention. The space
8. tbe display of machinery
llosso.aIs -. ETC., was all taken W
a,1DST, " .ssp spsrs and binders, thresh'
.rUipes, ,vI ,plows, harrows, cuI-
y .S fDs y fact every thing used on
NJ vost .I of the machinery was
.GSg nearly all day ana was
srs |, osny admirers ~
Sexhibitors in this depart
,.@ced Messrs. A. II. Wood
n s" cf this city. Leaving this
Y, YOU enter a large open
y, vbsre one OF the best displays
sTer seen at q country fair,
w. of those exhibits were ex-
~ New Jersey poultry
Y ,sceiyed first premium on a
Y " ,OecIss. In the same build
,ts vegetable display which
'Iv Timmeuse heads of cabbage,
" IuQe pumpkins, fine pota-
4 II numerous other farm pro-
S,ne excellent wheat was also
In this department, one OF
noticeable objects was a
clover, almost five feet In
,,rn on the farm OF James
NJ, Newark, Del.
Excellent tobacco plants were
\, no display of farm pro-
Is1 sarslly wend your way
.pd tke in the carriage dis
lirb i very creditable, and
E Wilmington exhibitors.
ISpiN made by Messrs. Nc.
Kendall is unsurpassed and
Nd, fine Dayton wagon, Jump
It,psion top pbeton and several
layIss Of huggies all of which
n ,duired and the exhibit will
BE- the means of selling q
Of csrriages Tor this firm.
Hudson & Cahi.l of Will
sIsO have four fine Buggies on
,D, ono Of which is well worth
and the judges in passing
N it would be awarded first
but as no cards were forth.
tho exhibitors are inclined to
ksnO notice will be taken Of
isVe exhibit. The buggy in
h painted a plain black,
With green cloth Snd is Ger.
tns carriage. 1t was sold dur
7tly at a good figure.
end OF this building a small
devoted to the display of Heck
raising -four and hot buckwheat
la, dealt out to the visitors ali
The day and their place was
with visitors all of whom
thecakes delicious. In the
department the display, while
laNonts Is considered very fine
AOy articles Of tasty handiwo.k
zaglR.d with interest by the
ilERDdanCe. In this depart
sSDOtiCed a wash stand made
fOtGroll work aud is certainly |
|nG
Snade by Mr.. j. K. WhitN orth
y, who is employed in the store |
lsnI Iron & Hardware Company |
Ply. In this building is also a
hglay Of fruit, grapes, flowers,
Of which attract general atten-
'saving this building the vlsi-.
Y Out Into the grounds and of.
ilDg a short distance comes to
stock exhibit which is large
ane. The exhibit consists OF
'e' and colts, full bred alderney
u cows, calves, various breeds
Pigs, etc. Altogether the ex-
VIII compare favorably with
aOy similar fair and the visi-
y more than satisfied. viii.
iConeWOod, of Newark was
nIst premium for a Kentucky
N bull.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-06
Rest QuMlItY PrInts.
State Of the thermometer

choice styles, at cents yard. Crosby
& Hill, 22O and 222 Market st.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-06
New Goods

and plenty of them at Crosby & Hills,
220 and 222 Market st.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-06
The RACES.

Iae races were called, abou
VIZ lhe grand stand was Ont
aSol human beings, many O.
~ Deem there for over an houl
a' were they to secure q good
w. atSt race of the afternoon
We race, in which there were
I1s' Three heats were trotted
rls each heat the spectators
vaVllsed with laughter at the
u1blnE Incidents. Out OF the
ualeS entered only one trotted
ne track the others being
uI Iorun and pass under the
!. sue D. nome stretch, ahead of all
~ = Inc race was won by a
"a 'Gals named Dan in 4. 17%,
,t'sA' A gentleman from
WV was anxious to hold the
~ u! 'lS above race, gave the
sUa SrUI u the privilege, which was
! "uo maI the audience got the bene-
"'u created lots Of fun by his
I.ds a. , COh19Pon, .1 of DowniDgton,
b r%' ~ Ic[Bsaltable !, display OF the
Il .Oa Oil Backing, for blacking,
n, IuT wy, preserving harness, car.
H. ,SllSeS' 'an' boots, shoes, etc, for
! y ,ao.3 received a diploma. This
|ivaotSse ,0SelVed e a diploma at the
AMI TlS % state Fair, the Berks
I'M ,Ho "eSt Chester Fairs, and is
NJ Sa' 6tN me harness stores in this
|bavnOGnds IA psUI as usual were filed
vo"5 SSpal u ltenerant fakirs, who
kO0u. SVU, 'Fade' DR.. McClelland,
rsnDS VSa !, as Diamond Dick"
sn t'u sNa inc fair grounds In a don.
O attracted general atten.
AND minute s race there we're five
|IeNS.ai i0ur starters. This race
H rstsa st ,il with but little interest
II was very exciting
IssDIt 'iS ~. money changed hands
Inv h, n me two first heats were
d tsy, Uy Nancy Hall who had the
rscsp pS "" the leal from the start
! h nv was a generally conceded to
Re S SSIrd SIlrd heat Addie G. sur.
ID mum m"On'ierS by winning the
|lup Upe tTn SO when she won the
! 81 a'S u"V 4 heats and the race.
|tb iOu io,a.24 z.24 classes we're looked
btedD dD'efsst rev. and some fine heats
lssvs, Considerable dissat sfac.
! l6s AVA was OccasioneG in both
ID dur,HScals of udge Church.
Anpnsn.dn 9 the discussion some
'e6O SSad H. was used towards the
|slOOaauuSsu a man named James
|lonsl' '4S 4..s suspended him from
Phis bah association until it was
hflsd DSu sea the effect of calming
feathers until the races
| tvicsI sIass IS Alice Addison was
h Morpan" and ,a. in the 224 class
be pssi,iN',a sal was set bac ( once for
BID heat lssS''lGm N, from stouewall in
as ioiIo,v.I: iSS, The summary of the
Daily Republican., 1882-10-06

at the REPUBLICAN Office in the shade
this morning:
7 o'clock 10 O'Clock 12o'clock
$50 "A IS