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Daily Republican., 1882-11-25
FIFTH EDITT0I
THE PILLOEY ann i,.,-,
Tho Workings Of ,n. TAM
IMglifu,s. oeu1h

"Ahnks Of the Upo
Inuli.u.iOD Feeull
,rto a ta1g larger er, crowd than u,u,, N
first sight that met thar is morning.
ert Lynn and Henry Mayes Eyes was /
Taa,oG plI,oEy, l. When the last nspsS slusSr 4, u
Warden Hance bro~"Su, ~uu 'aiS mon
which he laid over his s6o s6o,,. : blal
gruder asked him if be tSUuiaers. tSoners.
Contrary to the usua, Cua. ain Up,
was brought out to bs SussOm' "ss moi
the pillory. u Their tia
Isaac Hayden Was fast.
post at II o5 o'clock and udi',InI ,sI 70
ministered iEI by Sheriff Ma,t;O suS laHl
The new Sheriff striEss Esln sII.
hand and while Sheriff cIale Tl!a Big
eustomed to lay the lasSsa Nan a, wy
place, Sheriff Martin spresss SesS 10 o
over the back. p's"uS theu
Isaac has been to tho No..
times before; and bore bi.p pV's y. 'sV :
with out tlinching. He NO S.s fu
this time for the larceny y, Ss' | RAi
the establishment Of Jones ~ n0s as
70. over Market street briiOS S0'af
Lynn was whipped frstS ma
to Z the post smiling With a '1U SU,.
flowers In his hand, which . o,Il Oals
expectation he held and cs,visa yV9'n
his cell. '"'''Saa
He bore his punishneD, =,
scarcely flinched. ' St
Robert Lynn and jaime. ".
were sentenced to receive fo,..
each for highway robbery Wy
the man that choked aul rot.s
liam II. Moody the colOred N
tuesday evening the 3lSt Of n,
They took 80 so IN money, sna'a M Y
tobacco valued at 25 cent, '1''
James Mullen was the mart j
he was sentenced to receiy. IA
for the larceny Of a Saposn,,
though the whip was laid On jIpSs "j
seemed to suffer consIdsraSrr'
when he had received the rsopI,sa
back. N0"a
James Stewart for the tbshd
rohO and three umbrellas from A.
dence Of J. P. Belville on M NJ
street, received ten laShes, n,
was very much discolored with
purple weltS, but no blood vM N
Henry Magruder was tbsl,,s
ceive the lash. This Is tbe NM,
Magruder has been whipped, i
seemed to suffer severely, aBt ttns
one SIDE and then the other ia ~
the blows. When the Shsnfbs
ished, he turned to him and ssId'
didn't you lay it on harder I"
was some little blood drawn.
1t is certainly remarkable mi
those whipped were Waln usD,
the two that received the Essteg /
ber OF lashes were convicted Of nbl
a colOred man. This isthsfM ii
ping thathas taken plSY ie q
ume that the greater ulnbgd
victims were not colOrei men.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-25
Rsfnre the MAYOR.

John Downey was before the Mayor
this morning charged with stealing ar
overcoat. John is fast bscoming motor
ious in the annals of crime and this is
his second offence within a short time.
After a preliminary bearing he was
com mitted in default of 500 for his ap-
peaTance at Court.
One case of drunkenness was disposed
of In the usual manner.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-25
EarrtaIh YiAlr.,E

DR. Darmon will arrive in our city at
noon on Tuesday next and will make
his headquarters at the southwest corner
of Fifth and Shipley Streets. Patients
who wish to consult him should take
the opportunity of doing 80. This is the
Doctors fortieth professional visit to
our city, and his patients now number
many hundred.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-25
Randhy Papers.

A. V. Gaynor will hereafter occupy
Christy & Sons cigar store,at Sixth and
Market streets, where he will supply
his patrons and the public generally,
with New@ York, Philadelphia and
Wilmington Sunday papers.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-25
prepare for cold weather.

Now that the biting winds warn US
that the winter is near at hand we are
reminded that additional heating ap-
paratus is necessary. Henry 4. Pick
els at Nos. 7 and 9 East Fourth street,
has the largest and most complete as
sortment OF stoves, ranges and furnaces
In this city and is fully prepared to fill
all nr1lara o.. d. "a..r. .....
Daily Republican., 1882-11-25
AT 1903 Il. SIXTH STREET.

NOMFORT AT l03 Il. SIXTH STREET.
" This cent -four is a great comfort. 1t
makes white bread, II is excellent, only 80 o
barrel. Have you tried our Shamrock fourR
IL makes bread as white as Snow, IT takes the
lead Ofall our -four. Our great sale Of cheap
goods will be on Saturday. 8bs dried apples
2S; 6bs buckwheet 26c; ans IDincemeat 2bc;
we find the fruit and have our mincemeat
msde to order; 1t is truly excellent; Abs apple
butter 26c; 3bs snaps zoe; 3ibs crackers 26 cts.
We have sledless cherries, prunells, evapor.
ated apples and peaches; California plums,
eva porated olackberries and huckleberries;
all Kinds OF !.%llies and preserves. Buttercup
snaps fruit Siscuit cream biscuit, egg bis
biscuit, lunch bi cult. We have as many
cakes as confectioners. Come and see and If
there is anything you don't see, ask for 1t, We
have It, Our coffee Is cleared iu the roasting;
1t keeps your husband In VOod humor. Our
10 cent coffee is the wonder Of all; our Para
disc makes you happy; have you tyied those
early rose potatoes at 9Cc. a bushel. Come
to 1903 East Sixth street and see II you went
get the worth Of your money from .
nCv24-st+ T. M. W1ER.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-25
Conl. Llune. Sand nnd wood.

Vcshell & Solomon, first wharf west
of shipley street, have q superior
quality of Lehigh, Schuylkill and
Shamokin coal, we'll screened and free
from dirt.
They are also dealers in Lime, Sand
and Wood and solicit call from per-
sons needing those articles.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-25
100000 worth OF Furniture

to be closed out at greatly reduced
prices, TO close out the business of L.
+. .Adair, ,2O7 Market street. If you want
bargains do not fail TO 60 as his reduc'
ton Is from 10 to 20 per cent.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-25
FurMICuro.

J.&J. N. HarmaD, No. 410 King
street, have now at their wareroom a
large and fine assortment of all kinds of
furniture, which they are selling at
reasonable rates. The firm guarantees
to suit every one in price, quality and
style, and will make it to the interest
of all to give them a call.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-25
Attention.

The Streropticon and Musical enter
tainment advertised elsew here for the
evening of Dec. 7th promises to be a
treat. The views are said to be very
fine. The services of St. Andrews
church choir has been eng aged for the
evtning.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-25
Ashnrx M.LR Thla EYenlnE.

Those who want to enjoy a pleasant
evening can do so by attending the AS
bury Nj. L Society this evening. A
rare, rich and racy programme has
been prepared. An admission fee of 10
cents will be charged.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-25
Held I'm Cont.

OfiHer Bowers, for refusing to arrest a
man at the Fifth Ward polls on election
day, was before Magistrate O'Neill last
evening, and held in the sum of 800
for bis appearance at Court. Constable
Hickman brought the charge.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-25
The Holidays,

The firm of Barkley s. Bro, are ma
king immense preparations for the
holidaye. Mr.. 1 leonard, one of their
salesmen, informs us he has taken or
ders for ;wenty eight hundred pounds
of candy in two days. This is hard to
beat.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-25
DF. A1mms' WhIIe PuImOAia
RRnaRWn

is the leading Lung Remedy of VIII
minGton, DEL, and the peyfection OF
expectorants. Positively prevents Con-
sumption quickly cures Coughs, Sore
Throat, Hoarssness, Group, go. 60cts.
and 81 90. Sold by dealers Main Depot,
Fourth and King. Johnston, Hollo-
way s. Co., 602 Arch st., Philadelphia,
Wholesale aQepta,
Daily Republican., 1882-11-25
Tho pIaco Tor Bnrgalna.

By referring to an advertisement in
another column IL will be seen that
Chas. r. Ewing, the Front street shoe
merchant, is offering decided bargains
in boots and shoes. AS the weather Ii
becoming colder it becomes necessary
to have the feet warmly clad and before
yon make your purchases call on Mr.,
Ewing, at No. 6 East Front street and
examine his stock. r-..-
Daily Republican., 1882-11-25
4 ORDINANCE

A N ORDINANCE
TO ESTABLISH TIE GRADE OF SCOTT
STREET FROM LONEkiNd AVENUE
no WAWASET STREET.
BE It Ordained by the City Couucil OF Will
miDgton. ..-Oo.
from the centre OF Lowering avenue to the
centre OF Wawaset street ne in descent four
teen 4) feet. =,
SEorIoN2. 1tat all ordinances or parts Of
ordinances inccnsist ent herewith be ana the
same are hereby repealed.
ssPassed at the City Hail. Wilmington, Dola'
ware, November 70, A. d., lST.
HENRY " CONRAD,
Fretident of City Oouucil.
Attest: RIO. FkAlM,
nov2S2t CLERK Of Oity Council
Daily Republican., 1882-11-25

Mr.. William Dean, Of Newark, Del,
received word of the death of his daugh-
ter Mrs. Annabella Lawson, wife OF
J oseph S. Lawson, who resides at Hors-
forth, England. She was in her 3Oth
Daily Republican., 1882-11-25

A TTEMTHON--AJ4L PERSONS DE
IN sirinS pure Drugs or Ohemicals, q
Wishing their prescriptions Or private receipu
,arcfuily compounded with pure materials
Thogld 20 10 the drag store Of
H:R. BRINGM u RST
SAT Market ttyee WtlmtnGton.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-25
Davidson and Bro.

Persons needing monuments, sIatu'
ary or marble work of any description
should not fail to visit Davidson q
Bro. at their new establishment north
east corner of Fifth and King street.
They have the largest and choic-
est selection ever offered in this State.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-25

A man is wiser for his leaning, and
the sooner he learns that the only
proper way to cure cough or cold, Is
to use DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, the bet
ter he ia off.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-25
A PEPmARua HnWF

Can be spent in the examination Of the
almost endless assortment of Christmas
cards opened by james & Webb,at No.
224 Market street, to-day.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-25
Fell Fat.

About o'clock yesterday afternoon
a horse attached to one of Perry's 4.
W. g. b. r. R., freight wagons, fell IN
q fit at Third and Tatnall street and
laid for some time.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-25

Haviug received large invoice Of
oysters and not having room, will sell
to the trade n few bushels cheap.
Apply at No. 4, West 4th st.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-25
NOm'a Forget

That James & Webb open their elegant
stock of Christmas cards to-day. They
have them by tho thousands. No
charge for looking.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-25
MARRTED.

SMITH-BLOCKSOM-0n the evening. Of
the 3rd inst. at the residence Of the BRIDES
parep Is, SO2 KirkwOOd st., by the Rev. T..
k. Creamer. Mr.. Edward G. Smith TO Miss
Phoebe e. BlocksOm, both Of Wilmington,
Ilei
Daily Republican., 1882-11-25
GlOVea. Gloves.

In gloves our stock is complete; a
large stock to choose from. Call aud
examine, no trouble to show goods. Fur
top gloves for ladies. Mems furnishing,
307 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-25
Ounaara. OXhteFa,

Hanna, 605 Jefferson street, sells the
best Is and SOC. oysters In the CITY; also
the celebrated cove PlRnt prime oys-
terra.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-25
MAnkwARF,

Our stock of neckware was never so
large as at che present. All the latest
novelties can be seen for the most fas'
tidious. W. Fl. Sincock. 6O7 Market
attract .N- ~. e 49,. H...
Daily Republican., 1882-11-25
NIightFire'

Shortly after the he. tesi gs,, 'is5I ss1I
sounded from the City hSll aJsrl yr
O'clock this morning, :, 90 usrs, sa
struck from signal box u, oSsyI S'es
Railroad, to which the n.S SiscoVs' S
responded. The tirs ',ss wss utpp'l on II
he = roof of a frame house r u Tous|
street, occupied by Jonn ,al F,,rsst = rel
ored, and owned by MI fU,Ii'I 9TH '
Reliance put the fire out sl,. T,sg VERY
stream. The damage ~as v SNSise 'pis
Much credit is due Chiel ;s..nls Mug lSr|
phey and his able ASSISTANT "a tsess
promptly on the scene 70 . AZ SsIonuspl
tfirCs and preventing the Dc sUlTf sSUUDpflyd|
putting an unnecessary .. y :, Susth ",s dsp
on the fire, thus dong % a bsyei
water than the fire "Ou,u -
Daily Republican., 1882-11-25
We TOOK PeeD

Into James & Webb's windows last
evening. If the display of Chri stmas
cards there shown is any index of the
stock it must indeed be magnificent.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-25
nreasyICuttI"s'

tAass %s'Esi 1isss I3 1T: :ilSss + no q z,
mern,pgI ,a2'on .gI.sRsa sns Sis n'rGs' os.s1 tn
tSslVI ths whole s;s' Of g them; +, G9sSa G2s9ssingI
butter but will shrink OS
kAE.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-25

Farmers use good sage, perfectly
pure, "A cents pound. Sold by Dan
forth, druggist, cor. End and Market.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-25
Nn,Veh Extra S"

Extra services Of Of The b the SoltSt lsctuI
OF ofShS1 shs Opera peri i Hon;9, SJ4 M'gc;iSl 5ctS 81
E Eishth, Sunday, N1v's fN % oV.1' a. ~,
Morning service, y y q G !" JOua
:ssS3S ssaSss';a q, pg yt.;: S:z .! i r3;,s 3;4, 4
noon 5 P. M. BY q Rev; Z M. UDii Row. 1
Thomas iy of PhiladSlPnurlov l'DS Pnrovs %
that the me sting I'm, msy ;y0Iariiy pIii n
spB5 sp,Eisns5lsHh ,Sat shs s9n many 's''f friends 7
US during the dGg' = r. MOORE
Daily Republican., 1882-11-25
TNHILAD II ELPRGA, WILMINGTON
ARD BALTIMORE RAILROAD.


Trains will leave Wilmington as follows;
For Philadelphis and intermediate sta.
tiOns, 6s65, 7. 90, 1881 a. NJ; 2SO, q, 7so, 800
Philadelphia (express). q. 22s, 6.se- 80,
8l6, o, 98q, 9 IS, 11.6S A. :; l2.1t. A.OJ, b.lT
o.i0, e.3s, T7o =. M.
New York, . 90, 2.23 $50, 6.66, 9.bs, 1l.6s
A. Nd. EI2 .3S, 1853, 2aO, SIT, o.Ss, L2o 7: M
Baltimore and intermediate stations, LOO
a.lT, 10 90 A. NJ, and 900 p. M.
Baltimore and Bay Line, 6.bI =. III.
hal slmore and Washington, La, I .bl, ass
oJ7 A, NJ; i 90 ~ %, 8 90, G.67, n.O4 T. ID:
Baltimore only, los, 1000 A. M; l22o and Z
r M. s... .
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Uastle, 900. $40 a. M; LOS, 3 10, c'2t
PM.
Harrington and intermediate stations, e.lo
A NJ; l.H6. o.25 7. M.
DeI1nar and intermediate stations, s.lO a..
M; l.0b 7. nj.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-25
- -
Coach PuDN

would make u good Christmas present E
Several full, blooded coach pups. Ap
ply at REPUBLICAN office.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-25


Malaria, OnIlIs and rev or, and Bilious at
tacks positively cured with EmOrysS stand.
ard Cure Pills-An infallible remedy; never
fail to cure the most obstinate, long-standing
cases where Quinine and all other remedies
have failed. They are prepared expressly
for malarious sections, In double boxes, tw
Einds OF Pills, containing strong catharti
and chill breaker, suGar.cOated; contain
Quinine or Mercury, causing no gripping or
purging they are mild and efficient, certain
In fhair action and harmless In all cases
they etiectually cleanse the system, and give
new life and tone to the body. As house
hold remedy they are unedualed. For Liver
Complaint their equal is not known one
box will have wonderful effect on the worst
case. They are used and prescribed BY ply.
icians, and sold b Druggists everywhere, or
ent by mail, rs AMI so cent boxer. Emery's
title Cathartic Pills, best ever made, only
cents Standard Cura Uo., ia Nassau
eet Flew York. ie97.eodd&w-cm
Daily Republican., 1882-11-25
Two Thousand Couple.

Justice Maves' of West Alexander,
Pa, recently married his two thous-
andth couple.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-25
SpccSnE SeeUIteD.
TnaH.teat news,

Holland will make one large photo.
graph with frame for S1.26, retouched
in the finest style; no finer made In the
city fine retouched cabinets for Sl
8 cards finely retouched for u, and pic
lures copied and enlarged In same style
at the very lowest prices. The only
cheap first.class galleries in the city.
No. 3O7 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-25
ENTIRE NEW LOT OF SUITS
"A for MasqueFades, now offered
AT
MRS. A. HENZE'S,

The only C0stumer in the city.
A full line OF new costumes, representing
every character known to the eostumer'sart,
from the finest TO the plainest suits, which
will be hired during the winter at.reaeonable
prIces. Also large stock Of masks at low
prices. nOv223m0
Daily Republican., 1882-11-25
SUNDAY TRAINS.

aa SUNDAY TRAINS.
FhIladelphia and intermediate stations,
al0 A. M; IL noonI $50, 1880, 9.bb II. M.
philadelphia and New York, = 90, 2.% a.
M; b.1T, 8.3S, 726 ?. M.
baltimore and WASHINGTON, L42, A.ol, S.0o'
p17A. M,:ll.OiP, M. Baltimore, LOS Am.
For further information. passengers are re-
fsrred to the time tables posted at me station
Trains marked thus y are limited ex'
prp ss. uuou which extra fare is charged.
EuAS s. PIJGH. ]. h. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passenger Agen
Daily Republican., 1882-11-25
ELS TAKE NOTICE.

The undersigned willseH for want OF use,
100 3xT III hot bed sash. also 46 lids, All near
lv now, Call on or address VIM A. DAW.
SON. near Klrkwood, Lei. no9S-otd'ltW
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-02-08

due, they dc not create debt.
If the city pays the Water Works
Company s1,250 every quarter,
where does the debt arise? There
can be no such q thing as a paid in
debtedness.
If the ordinance creates debt,
who is the creditor? How much
does the city owe? Not, dollar is
owed to the Water Works company.
The contract says the city is not to
pay until the water is furnished.
No water has been furnished. hence
no debt has arisen; no debt exists
to-day.
Does debt commence when the
first quarter is due? No, because it
will be met out of current levies,
and so with the second quarter and
all the rest.
1t must be presumed that the
city will pay quarterly, as she has
agreed, and she can neither owe for
liabilities that are paid, nor for SER
vices not rendered
1t was never contemplated that
the city should let u debt grow out
of Il contract intended to meet
current need.
The Supreme Court of West Vir-
ginia says, in regard to this exact
point, and upon this identical ques-
tion Uist VS.. Wheeling, w. Va,
$3.50; this section of the Constitu-
ton "was not intended to, and does
not in any wise, interfere with or
prevent, the levying, collecting and
expenditure of taxes annually X X
by the proper authorities of cities,
for needful and proper purposes 4
* * and to do and cause to be
done whatever is necessary for that
purpose, including the making and
causing to be made, contracts touch
ing the disbursement of the taxes
levied and collected annually and
the like, and all this without vote
being taken Il x * under the
Constitution"
And ifthis debt exists neither in
the present nor past, and if it can
not arise in the future, / fail to see
how it can be made a terror to the
imagination. At any rate, ar i'm
aginary debt is not prohibited by
the Constitution, and cannot be the
subject of a popular vote.
READER.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-02-08

THE BELL RINGERs.-The Royal
Hand-Bel Ringers and Gleemen,
who will shortly appear at Rose
Hall, come with no uncertain rep
utation. Our people viii remem-
Der the public endorsement given
them by Bob Burdette from the
platform in Rose Hall; and Bob"
knows a good thing, being in the
line of good things himself.
The Boston Globe, speaking of a
performance of this company in
Boston, says:
GAS already stated in a previous
issue, this wonderful quintet makes
use of 131 bells, the largest number
manipulated in any one selection
being seventy-fve in the Turkish
Patrol March" This production is
indeed an artistic marvel, and wor-
thy of the incompatible artists that
present it. 1t represents the grad
ual approach of Il band, the loud
clash as it passes by, and the gradu
al lessening of the soundas it grows
fainter and fainter, finally losing
itself in the distance, The delusion
is perfect, and the CELEBRITY and ac-
curacy with which the ringers han
die their bells is almost Incredible
1t is a very difficult piece, never
having before been attempted with
bells, and one. of the finest effects
when rendered as the quintet alone
can present it. The whole even
ing's programme was a series of de-
lightful surprises, and an opening
up of the musical possibilities with
bells in the hands of experts.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-02-08
Butts of Antiquity.

This is not question as to
whether intemperance is an evil, or
whether the evils Of intemperance
should be suppressed, but * * x
All men admit that intemperance
is an evil, and all men are practical
ly unit in desiring to suppress the
evil, but Wheeling Register.
Gentle readers, don't suddenly
conclude the Register has declared for
Prohibition.
Three columns of nonsense fol-
lowing these ominous "buts," show
that you must go back twenty
five years to discuss this question
with the Register.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-02-08
The Prohibition Collar.

Now that the Legislature has re-
fused to hand down the Prohibition
collar to the people, to be locked
about the neck of the Liquor
Traffic, we may expect to hear the
bark of devilish delight from whis-
ky terriers all over the State. IT'S
the wonder of the world, that while
all are alike exposed to the rabid
fangs of this Alcoholic Bloodhound,
yet there are mongrel broods in ev-
cry community ready at the snarl
of the beast, to drop him a bone, or
yelp his praises at the wag of his
fiery tail.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-02-08

From the Registers report of the
proceedings of the House of Dele
gates upon the Amendment we Sc
lect these extracts:
"When the name of Mr.. Hall, of
Barbour, was reached, he announced
that he was paired with Mr.. Thomp-
son, of Putnam"
Further on
"Mr. Leonard thought the House
ought to excuse Mr.. Hail."
And again
"Mr. Hall, after some hesitation,
arose and said that he had made ar
rangements with Mr.. Thompson,
who was friend of his, to pair
with him on this question, as
matter of courtesy; that if Mr..
Thompson were here, he, Hall,
would vote aye, but in view of the
disposition to coerce him, he would
now vote Mo-"
Still further on
"When Mr.. Lowry's name was
called, he announced that he had
paired with the gentleman from
Marion, Mr.. Wells, and he being
absent, he Mr.. Lowry, would refrain
from voting"
And finally
"On motion of Mr.. Ferguson the
announcement of the result of the
vote was postponed until A o'clock
p. M, to-day, Friday, with liberty
to absent members to appear and
vote, or members to change their
votes"
And then in the local column
we read
A party composed of Delegates D.
H. Leonard, Charlie Wells, John X
Thompson, J. l.. Hall and N. M.
Lowry and Prosecuting Attorney
St. Clair, of Fayette, went to Pitts
burg yesterday, to see "The Profes
sor." They were unaccompanied by
any Intelligencer reporter
See it, eh?
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-02-08
FirSt-ClaSS Printing.

The undersigned, while thanking
the business men of Parkersburg
for the liberal patronage already
bestowed upon him, would respect
fully solicit a continuance and in
crease of the same He is now fully
prepared to do any job of CONNER
cial Printing in frst-class style on
short notice and at reasonable rates
and is constantly adding new and
handsome styles of type and mate
rial for turning out good work. He
expects to remain in the business
at his present stand (95 Market
ST. and will be pleased to accom-
modate all who favor him with a
call for anything in his line. Or
ders from distance promptly at
tended to, jobs forwarded by mail,
and satisfaction guaranteed in ev-
cry particular
Yours, truly,
J. NJ. WALTERS.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-02-08

To CoNTRACToRs.-We call the
special attention of contractors on
the lookout for job to the Grail
road Contract to Let" in this num-
Der, The young and lively firm of
Cochran Bros, are stirring things
up in the timber and lumber bust
ness, and will do the square thing
in any contract for doing the propos-
ed work.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-02-08

SNEAK THIEF Last Thursday
night some sneak thief, who had an
eye to and a desire for the beautiful,
took down the frame and extracted
the handsome samples Of visiting
cards belonging to Mr.. J. NJ. Wal
tiers, job printer, and which were
exposed at the entrance to his pas
sage-way. He will pay liberal
reward for the arrest and conviction
of the thief.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-02-08

Mr.. John A. Lash, Jeweller,
Wheeling, makes a speciality of
American Gold and Silver watches,
and any of our readers who are not
familiar with Inequality and value
of goods in his line can buy Of him
in perfect assurance that the arti-
Giles will be just as represented.
Such gentlemen we like to deal
with and like to commend.