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Daily Republican., 1882-02-03

Mr.. Henry Watt-rsun Of the Louis.
vlllc Courier journal, wnu ssuppo,-,i
u he very near 10 Mr.. Tl!leE, VII .es A.
follows
Mr.. Tilden is IN reason ,ble health
That is 10 say thai h. Is neither az atll-
Letic nor cripple. He is Immersed! 10
his own prlva.e concerns. He lives AT
GrayStJne while ms house IN tiram-
mercy Park IL being enlarged and re-
conStruc' ed. When /! is finished 1t will
De one Of the Two or three mansion, IN
the city or New York which can he
ca led splcsdld. He supervises the
work upon i. Almost daily. He NAV
lie seen three or four times d reek down
town, either ri his own ottiges or at
board meetings where he is a director.
he Is a very rich man, and All inrcs-
sanity busy one. He la, no more idea
OF being the next Iresideuto Of the NJ
ted States than the Chicago Times cor
respondent has of going 10 heaven. II.
couId not Il" induced to accept an,
nomination or pabiIC place whatever
lie loves his country, is loyal TO his
party,an. takes a lively interest 10 n
rent affairs. His couAsel and IN, purse
are open to his party. His person ht
has reserved 10 his declining YEAR,
which he proposes to enjoy with his
friends, his books aud his pictures. of
which he is fond. He enjoys society a.
keenly as he ever did, and 10 as pungent
and eEigrammatlc as ofyore in his con
versati"n and repartee. No one has
ever heard a murmur OF complaint e..
cape his lips.
Those who know him best know that
he ~ the exact opposite o! disa ppo.nt.
ed man, and that lis regarded his llpe.
ration from party Obiig ttivus amt ser.
wees as All act Of emancipation. We
speak advisediy, therefore, when We
say that, under no circumstances, con ID
he BE- again induced 10 enter, persona .
! ~, INTO the struggles of political life
a more Tranquil, y more happy and a
more agreeable philosopher, is not to
be found, and being such, people need
give lheiI selves no concern about his
future, either AZ it relates TO hlps If or
MS the plans, scheines and aspirations
OF other men.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-03
RE Editorial Opisiss.
Carsan Appesi

sSbch ApPSss
A country ed'or Who ssw eau iIdAte's an
nouncemsnt In rival paper, and sAs uAabis
TO anin q his own, TUNED his attention u
the cand idsts - follows
A NICE PILL.-Bli Virgins Is out with
an snnOu nssmsnt IN II he Il . candidate for
sheriff Who 10 Virgins: 4 hundred per
sons have asked W that question within The
past lev days, and We have Assn pains &
IN, up his record. Virgins hs man who
has buu nsd this 90 immunity for the past ter
years. seeking o,nee and nnding nons He
IA, bucked Ike 30 old N de, sun legged, 81
every ticket he Ia. not been on. and tried 10
burst ere-y combination that was made In h! Z
interest He ia political parasite that the
voten Of the town should put t.el' foot on for
the last time He n. eds hpsi qGistus and
the ueIt-"
last thea NJ. Virgins entered laid dows
n G dollars for his ann ,uncoment explaining
that he had intended 10 bring /. earlier, but
!, had slipped his Mad. lie was hard y
around the corner before the editor had
thrown his ar .iele 10 the wAss basket And
written - follows
"A hKraEnEsTArrys Mks.-We are glad
to announss the fact tina. Col. Wilt,Sn Wig
gins. we'll and favorably known 10 these part
AnDoln e. himself q candidate for sherin.
Mr., Virgins has always hsen 3 consistent
uAn and never ide ltihsd with the boilers and
sorehcajs who have always N ide themselves
- odio!s me CO Inty for the past few year..
lie has stJod by the party In the darkest
hours. Mr Wsglns name will he tower Of
strength 10 the ticket. and will lead US 70 .
county ticket makes i,iolly for the oppos,t on
to nom nate suan to run AGAR Ct hun"
Daily Republican., 1882-02-03
AgUThER BABY ELEPHANT.
Bar q m Wouldn't Take 100000
k0rlt.

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Feb. 2, 1882 -
Queen, large elephant Of Barnum,
Bailey & Hutchinson 5 circus, fitch
years old, was deli cred al o'clock to,
night, Of f-naie baby. Atsix clock
indications pointed to all early O!Cur.
ence Of the event, and humber OF per
sons, including Drs. j. W Metcalf,
George s. Porter, Robert Hubbard, II.
P. Cole and B. f B;orsan, were adult
TED to t e winter quarters. where Queen
Was carefully chained.
Up to a quarter before there was nc
apparent change in her COuditiou, TN
al that time she beCar.e restless, inli
eating considerable suffering, and il
fifteen minutes gave bir h before Nj
Baruum and other il crested ariIes
could arrive AFTER Deiug summoned The
baby weighs - pounds, or 81 less thai
Columbia, born 70 auy her vt Mr.. Bar
NUNS elephants, in PuIad' lphla, near.
ly two years ago. IL is perfect in torn
and quite strong.
It's dimensions aTe2 feet + inches high
and 3 teet long, exclusive OF Tuhk,
which is inches. liz hide il a | lu Sh
color, covered with -nasgy b aek ban
an iLCn IonZ. An hour after It's birth
twas sucking. Ihl- - tue second ell.
phant ever born III caut.vltv. Mr.. Bar
NUN tonight OTIS Sj2,ODO tor au III.
surance Of the he If Jue baby Il pAaIt
for 81 weeks.
lpJi. the news 0 its arrival being re-.
ce we'd on the stree d large COucOurst
Assem- tl al ar l,. - . IA .ut n.viiI,r
Daily Republican., 1882-02-03
OURPOPULATION.
What the Ceases Rssasss Of Oss
AusAssA Lsvss Ciiiss DssW.

The census bureau has published .
statement Of the population OF the one
hundred principal cities Of the United
States, New York and Springfield, VII
noi-, being respectively tirsi and last IN
rank, and Boston the ffth. Twenty OF
the number are in New EnRlan J, rAun-
II, having the lowest rank The cold
fact, Of this cfiiciAl bulletin chasten
the tropical imsg pings which attribute
10 Chicago and other western cities a
growth IN the ten years, lh1O.ls>o, BAR.
ing that period Brooklyn, New York,
advanced from the aggregate popula-
ton OF SO, 900 10 56o. 100; Boston gained
liz, 900, while Chicago gained bat loi,.
OOO, these figures being given in round
numbers
The proportion between til. native
and foreign population likewise il sug'
ges,ive. and will be disappointing 10
any who are disturbed over the qurs.
ton, and represent that We are u lie
swallowed up speedily BY our friends
f,om abroad. New York city has ma
tive population Of ~ ,62o and foreign
population OF 47s, so Phils.ie. phla
makes a remarkable showing Native,
az, o4j foreign, 20i 3I5, Boston re-
turns 2is,0i3 natives aud IA, ,'0 for
eiglers, while Tor Chicago the figures
are re,pecii vel rs, 32O aud 2Ui a6h. The
Chinese, Japanese aud Indians d. npt
"loom" III this statement OF the bureau.
Despite the abundant talk ahOnt To
Chinese, II appears that New lois and
Brooklyn, with AL Aggregate IL poPu-
latiou Of l,II2,!tt4, are hardened with
the pre- -ence OF only 81 Chinese, and
Japan contributes q IOoal OF IL - the
inhabitants Of both cities, while o! In
dian, but % expose themselves 10 the
LeiuutatlJu .; mt,rOp )litin he Boston
reports rs Chinese, 3 Jap Inese and ~
Indians. san FranCt-cO, As WAS 10 lie
expected, Is found to cunta. a large
percentage Of Chinese, 2l,Iii uut Of rs
population Of 1888 Til. twenty New
Eag laud cities report the totSs ui 40
Chinese, = Japanese aLd lOJ Ind aus,
out Of a population sg.regauDs 1857
ZIG The rank Of the chie' cities has
changed, OF course IN ten years.
Chicago IL first, As IN 1870, While ST
Luis, which was fourth, ten years a 70,
Is now sixth Boston vas seventh, ami
Is tf,n III rank under The nav census.
San Francisco has gu stripped New
OtIeans and changed places With il IN
the list Kansas City was number
thIr'y-eight IN the former table it is
thirty IN this latest statement. Prov.
ldencr goes aboy. Albany, while Wot-
ccst-r and Lowell supplant Charleston,
5. G., AMI Troy, The ,otai popul AXIOM
of RI, So on- hundred cities in 1870 was
s,1la,O7l inlSSo the aggregate was9, 100
1j2,-o that it appears that little more
than eighteen per cent of the aggregate
population Of the United States reside
N these tea.!ing cities
Daily Republican., 1882-02-03
Church Notice.

the protracted meeting which has
been III prog css, with 50 much interest,
at Exon NJ. +. Churc., since Jan. list,
has resulted IN at least fifty conversion.
and Is not ahatnR.
ElOn ten to fifteen are at the altar
nightly. Sunday services are as iul.
lows
Love feast at 9 O'Clock a. III, preach.
ing by the pastor at II o clock; sunday
school al }! p IN, AT IS p. III. preach,
/ X by Rev NJ, 4. Richards, pastor Of
S.. PauI's NJ. +. Church, after which
the sacrament of the Lord = supD-r will
oe administered, young meb = payer
meeting at 4 O'Clock p. m, At r.
preaching and revival services contin.
ued. All are invited.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-03

The Commits ioner Of FeAsi rs ina com
muIlcation sent to the r. 3 House If Re re
sentatlYes on Wednesday, IN reply tya re o.
luton OF mat b.ly, est,iLate- hat r til
tvs ny nVe years eudi. with $40, there VII
be icqun ed for the payment of pens ots II
"a, 1851 ,5P3 Of winch ~ .4,219g77, are rebel
claims filed PRIOR to J,ue goth, IssJ; $3l 800
900 rebel cIai rs li' after june SOli l6q
and t5l,&ll, Ola Mexican war claim. Ir
amounts grow gradually les snnu llly, fr !
$3l 00O, 100 to s23, o 0,COJ
Daily Republican., 1882-02-03
Was Ii a S'One or a Brick I?


HAEE's CORNER, Fsb. 3.
MEsSkS. EDITORS The people OF
this community do not lack sym path
with the two young gentlemen who
started to come to this place in a sleigh,
On Wednesday afternoon, but We're
tumbled OuV in the snow and their
sleigh broken by running against a
large stone in the road. The story
might do very well if it was not for tie
stone part. That there is stone with
ia two miles Of HaIe's Corner big
enough u upset a sleigh and two gen.
emen waanot known before, and even
II there was a chance stULc or two in
the neighbOrAood, the last place it
would be Kept would be- in the mldd .
OF the big road where sleighs usually
run. 1t must have been brick in the
l. "elI no matter ware instead OF
4 stone in the road, S.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-03
Sunday School EXnIhlsinn

The . wet Presbyterian Sunda,
school VIII give an exhibition unde
thu supervision Of Professor H. n. Hal
on Monday evening next, in the church
The exhibition will consist Of painting.
selected from the life Of Chli-t, Phi,
grlms Prog esa, Ten Nights in Ban
Hoom, Centennial Exhibition, Parable,
and Miracles of Christ The exhibition
will be worthy Of the largest patronage
aud IN" admission fee is only twenty.
five cents.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-03
Severely Injured .

Frank Lister, while working 90 The
new division Of the Philadelphia vii
ming on and Baltimore Railroad, along
the Brandywinp, was seNerey injured
by bank falling in on him. His
OuIder, hip and right thigh were bro
ken and he received other serious inJu.
ries about tie heal and face. He was
conv yed to the A mshOuse and DR.
Ogle set the fractures 1t is thought
that the man will recover.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-03
The Central X. X. Of Ne " Jersey

PceIIm nary steps were taken Al New
ark, \. j., yesterday, for iaklug the
Contra Railroad Of New Jersey nus Ut
the hands OF the receiver. A statement
admitting tn; sorvency Of The company
now, was made 4 court by the receiver,
and an order W., lm,ssd called for =
showing. lac receiver viii probably be
dispensed with IN d few days Reports
have ben lie 10: some time which con.
meet Mr.. GArret with being prominent
in the scheme OF r.haDi !itatiuu, with
"A view of having that road for cunnec-
ton in the Baltimore and Ohio extern
sion to New York. he Bound Brook
route between New York and rhila Pa.
uses 81 miles Of the Central Jersey
from Jersey City Bound Brock and
10 miles of the Reading Road from
Bound Brook to Philadelphia. The
Central Company operates J1j miles,
owned and leased.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-03
BREACH OF PROMISE.

A Young nan Wso ChanGsA Bis
ni1A In BegarA - the OeJees
81 his Love, Likely - have -
Oppsrtunfiy Of ExDlaln1ag HIS
COndsss Before the Ceuvt.
A year or 20 ago two families remov-
ed to this city. AND happened to bee ,me
neighbors, and ~ both were strangers
here, there was Close intimacy
sprung up bet ween them. Among other
children in one family, was . sou, .
fine young man, who soon secured en-
ployment in one of our large Industrial
establishments. In the ether family was
q daughter, and between her and this
Young man q friendship WAS formed,
that eventually ripeDed into love. They
kept company for some time, aud all
their acquaintances looked upon their
marriage as matter of the near future.
But ~ the past tells US the Course Of
true love ne er runs smooth, and this
case was no exception. The young
msu from some unknown cause began
10 make bis visits few and far between,
and ere long they ceased all together.
Then he claims the young lady com.
menced to visit him, and he finally told
her that his feelings had changed, and
hereafter they must DO nothing more
than friends. This proposition did not
suit the lady or her family, and last
" eek the mother and daughter visited
the place where he was employed,
wi hen he again told them that ander 70
circumstance would he marry her.
In vain the mother endeavored u per
suade him to alter his determination, hs
was infieXibie. The lady mud ng that
her entreaties were Of no avail! coaclnd-
ed to try some other means and accord
ingly went before Justice OF the Peace
aud had a warrant Issued for his arrest
on the charge CT breach # prolnne.
Tie case was beard before the + q lie
aad the young nan was required " fur
Lish bal tor his appearance at court,
which was promptly entered by we'll
known county official. The defendant
has engaged prominent lawyer OF this
city to conduct his case, and If the mat
ter should come before the court, This
true story of love and.groken VOWS ii !
be Continued.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-03

Barnum, Bailey " ~
overwhelmed with leI~'
for the prizes to be a"4,u y,
sOInest woman ana 'D
vauia girl wIies NAV
shou,dered aud plum =,
formed woman Ia the , q,
sin girl writes tbat W. ), y,
some what | ard" bat W.,
vance OF the pr:ze Ho"I !.
could "hx up so a. " w,
father writes DIES, rlblls ~.
poor but beautiful ' ~.
habits" 4 Boston eiII =, ar
fotm, face and hands ,, !"
and that in stage coS'u~"
be u Sparkling beau,v .,
much more Of the sa'po ~
Daily Republican., 1882-02-03

Yesterday the Wr' Z y,
Second street between w." ~.
was sold by Thomas ""
to Dulias Wright 10,
property has been in 'n sr
The Wright family lo t' "'
aud was sold tor ne w. No.,
of the late John Wr,sA' :,
purchaser is one. ~, i,
ON the conditions, th"' -, !"
heirs object, it will Dc " i,
Court, but II obi ectlo"
have TO be- r, sold
Daily Republican., 1882-02-03
TaIRp EDITION.
AnONG pHE nErMODIsTS.
4 neet isg Of the Cos 'erly CssfsS'
epe-. Eleslisn Of stewar1s-AD.
~oi~, meat Of C0Rsn1sleeo.

epee. Elesaisn Of DteWarAs-AD'
psin. meat Of Committees.
The third Quarterly Conference o.
St. Paul's N. E. Church was held
Yesterday in the church, and the follow
ing Sfewarts we're elected for the ell
suing conference year: DR.. t. A
Keablss, J. Duffy, + A. Finley, A
Il. Lewis, William Mccall, }. Wood
J.C. Pickles q. W. Todd, j. g.
Morrow. DR. T A Kssbles was elect
ed recording, steward and James c
Pickles district steward.
The following committees were ap
pointed: On missiOGs-Joseph Pyle
J. +. larp, J. Hodson.
On temperance-Dr. I. A. keabies
u Pickles.
Sunday Schools f. A. Finley, Il
ID. Hickman, F. l. Carpenter, j, Hod
SOD.
Tracts-J. Pickles, J. Duffy, A. Van
deyer.
Education-E. W. Creaves, r. +
Lom bard, c. G. Frick.
Church ExtensioI-Wm Y. Swig.
gett, VIM. Bright, A Thatcher
Records-Geo. W. Todd, +. A. Fin.
ley.
PARSONAGE Furniture-G. W. Todd
5. Baynard, b. Murgatroyd, and com
mittee from the Ladies Aid Society.
Conference Claimants-B. Aursa
troyd, J. G. Pickles, j. G Morrow.
Music-Joseph Pyle, c. W. Todd
Lewis Zebley, Lewis E Todd, j. +
Sharp.
The following preamble and resolu
lions w-re unanimously adopted;
WHEREAS, The Rev. Madison A
Richarus and bis estlmable wife have
now been with US tor nearly a year
and by their loving words. kindly uln
istrations and Christian devot, Iaes:
to the many interests OF oar clurcL
have sought by every word aud deed i'
promote ,hristian fellowship ant
grow th in the divine lie among al
our members, and not only have beef
helpful III bllugins some souls 10 Curlst
but by many uIeasanf words and act
have e:ldeared them elves tOour people
and believing and ieeIug as We d,
that from still better aCQ lalutAnC'
with Us their tied for u efulLe.s and Op
portunities .or good will De greatly EN-
larged, and tue many aud varied inter
ests OF our church aud mem Uership bt
best promoted By his return TO thu!
people for another year, Therefore.
Resolved, That, As he expression o
this Quarterly Conference, We un'ni
mouoly ask the presiding elder 70 make
known our request TO aud use his lutlu
eBCe with the Lishop at tue bming an
nual conference tor the return Of Broth
er Richards to tEi- pastorate.
Resolved, That the secretary presen
the presiding elder win a copy Of thes
reso utions ard ask his Aind au,
thoughtful attention Thereto.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-03

John Carpenter, coolred, was ordcre,
to pay a fine of 81 and costs tui. morn
lag, Tor being drunk ana dlsorte,ly.
George Richardson, Alexander n
Gam and James V. Carlisle We're cleo
Ted directors OF the Wilmington Nayi
satlOh company, yesterday.
John Tayior, ship Carpenter at the
Harlan 4 Hulliug-wOrla Compan,' -,
boat yard fell INTO me crock ycsteldty
and received cold bath. lie swan
out,
Daily Republican., 1882-02-03

- In ooISeq uehc" Of The NOV storm, on
tuesday last, the saIe If HORSES. cows
and farming nipple n"Dta advertised by
Martin Hendri k as p, y II. Il until
next Tuesday, the IN inst. Al who
wish to purchase horses and coaS,
pIows and harro"s, or airy article Lstd
on a farm, should maEo a iote Of this
fact. Mr.. H occNries the Davis arm,
on the Lane tSJ"r PIKE, a liuirg or
city, and the attrndanGe OF cilIz.u3
should consequently be Iacge.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-03
n OIics.

On and after 10Th of March next.
Mrs. Sadie Kirk and Mis-, Jennie wi.
l'ahs Will occupy the rooms at 100
Mar ket street, lately vacated by Mrs.
Eastburn, whele they will curry on
dressmaking in all their branches.
Previous 10 that, however, they will oe
found at 5l5 King street, where they
VIII he pleased to see their friends aud
CustL lnGIs.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-03

All person. who wish to consult Dr..
DArmun AT COS Market street, chou d
rAii promptly, a. he doe, nj propose tC
stay many more days in oar ci y. lie
were by some considered imcurahIe.
Certificate, can he procured to establish
this fact on proper application being
made.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-03

The argu non. In the De awa'c City Churcl
case, viii n has coupled he atent II Of tn
Court since dn.sday, was closed thi
morning, ana the Court decided that it ha,
jurisdiction In the matter, Argument wa
then commenced, as to whether the cas-,
sn'ui3 b. tried by jar, or decided by IL,
Ju gee, and was cont ued up t. the hour a.
| noon a" Jurnment.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-03
ApPInG Sales,

XII VI ul-nGai!. Wilmington.
william Anderson, BranlysIne HID.
i "A flsgin., trustee fca estate city
No y Lore, 'ru 'ter. rea estate, cay.
"it-tuycrnmrnt oat Pussy, Jones Go
PeJ. lG amos Hose, Chaids Ford.
Il janet Morrison, White CLAY Ok
22-JOrn wilson, CITY.
% = ' Iosoll, New Castle HID.
Pa NrMa on, -
. lrhn T. fyIe. NH Greek
= mari, MAuu. Chrirtlana,
MlrrE % y r Mar-hal'hty
" lt-E II Luugiani, New Castle CITY.
:" "A Slllim .stUopes " Hid.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-03
FIFTH EN-.


One by one the old c,y,.
niington are passing ,,,. b
faces appear where ola o,' I,
lar. No fAcs was more ~
bn >insss civcies Of Win
that OF Bauduy simmon, 4
business. upright in ds,y,,N
q character above r.b,c.' Y
prominent as = citizen A. u
by all. early two ,Dor,.
caught q severe cold WIFI, T.
-S p-ctAtion turned To men, r \ !
stomach and NO severe va, "
that medical skill fail., !,
Mr., Slumons diei A, h., II
3O4 " est street last ev-pI,, i,
past = o'clock, aged a ies ~
years.
He Vas born In Chri.,,.n X
near DUPONT Station, and !, Il
followed farming. lncI,,iT',@
mercantile pursuits be ~ Il
ming on and entered III. n.
uncle George Simmons vts,
shipping merchant At Pror, -
streets ut u time wben NJ. Z
"a a., .x,.a',.' He'i "Aas
Indi.. anJ u.s.. - WIZ
,b,n nowi "a ", :, 4
sn,e,e,I,n,o n,r, ~ io,' III ,e
Dnnc,n n, -, sup S''Iae
.,a.,;n, ~ anu !AA II
go .,,.,. '''p'' VVay
Dnnc,,'. -, nc pNHa
,a ,n., t,,,' -. 'o' "a
,h.I.,,. Iii ""'"H" . 81
Daily Republican., 1882-02-03
AL ABDl'rAD N
A. ! ateres,iag Case B.t
Mayor Lasi RyaniDy, vi
Eventually DIsmis,td.

| GA Tuesday evening ,a,, THAT b
~ for'Hs was a'taIeht' ''fL "
Mayor . NtiII' charged h' Ieinal
The Gaze WA, po,tp,uri H. y sens
izy night. AT th. ,,uu-, I. 4
iendant. On WedncIF 7. Sco
case WAS recalled andtso T1sw Y
tited-one tor the Stae a,4 ldS I'll
for the defense-ths i,rllet ~ z
that the defendant kent ID, wa
the latter testified that he the
this evidence was very nd, 81
case WAS continued upII II, ,rt thu
-, 49, Uu, -, s,,, u".', -, lid "a
n.ssss A ,cord,ny last Id I'M
plsnt,tfand d-len Ian, Wen nublic
with a Iary, nnmr.rof VITO r. Sc0y
Of which wcrr na,Irnll, t.,, subsc
Thn.. IN, rb. s,,,,. ,,.,ia- I In d.
.ava do, ahont tho prsm ID: n
nan tire, w,.k. and rave al moi
nnjrinn TIA, aid l,, w.. b. proSUn
H.. d,f.u ian, nm, w.t,.... any y
i,iy.Iy ,ha, hn a., the 40, L Cor
tied on Mr., Forbes premise ors tne
,L. ktrcb.uaud -tahI, aHusS
Daily Republican., 1882-02-03

Th" mil property OF George NJ. u.
II hih'gn, ~ Newport Christlana Hd. ,
vas s"'i by Sheriff Clark, yesterday, 20
I'r >. CIandIer for $500, near Pleas
ant Hill, Mill Creek Hundred.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-03
- -
Il 90 ..ONER
NOR MAYOR,
FRA SCI3 VINCENT.
II Is NUI oTKANGh

that people who indulge their appet.tss IN
all the delicacies of the season and BY eating
iast, overlooking their st0machs should feel
distressed after meals. One dose OF Apepsia.
tne gree. speclhc for dyspepsia Will give nor.
oflon prevsnu SariCub siCEnsss.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-03

The rpmiag holidays will be more
generals Observed than any for many
year,, and we would remind our rea,i-
- 'II1t bottle " DR.. Bulls Cough
syrup VIII prove a most aCCeptab. q
pre.c t.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-03

John RowbOtham, 'o 81,
city and known by h'" ,.
it, Was in the city ' -" i,
called at the REPubl' II
looks we | and hearty |,
telling on him. lilo n" "',c
on Market stree NJ" u
WeUD az a hat st"r' "Ir'
an original Cheap 'o"'
the 20Sn of this molIp'
Daily Republican., 1882-02-03
John Roach 20 Ehabl''
Yard In Frame

1t is stated by u Ne" '"'w0r
dent that Mr.. John Il 40. 1ariD
AZ Chester, Pa, is aooa ar.
the building OF ships il Eitvel,
this object in view his Az. Itlea
dan, will sail tor that TIER
days A number OF Ft".' ocoN
dr,irou, Of taking ady' him
herchauts' Suip !ns p ,arn'
have III Idc overture u " Ion.
establish a sh,p bula.!L. q
there, ana these are coor d shy!
inducements apar. nom ~
will probably lead to 'As- inn
Another fe..1ure Of tiIr e' 49,
be a line of Grst.class sl''D
b tween bordeaux, NV -.
New York. IL is also ~" n
Tlsdaie can make satlHa S.ena
mcuts with said cap"' W
prise will be cousulna'e"' ~
The man object y. '"' 49,
prise il owing 10 the i',' u" g..
the Sr.ncn Bounty a - W 49, 4,
l 'iiT,ou , p'i ,ha nsni,,,I,s ,lcne
thing they could 10 be ''I ~ ~
the ships AZ home, wa no !,
operation. -
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