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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-06-29
\ EW TODAY.
NOTICE Fer PUBLICATION.
L. : LAND OFFICE.

T. : LAND OFFICE,
Cnlf,X. W. T. June ~ 1882
NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the following named setl,r has fled no.
tee Of his intention To- make fin ri prof in sup
part of his claim and that sad pr0"f will tie
made before the Register or Ecceivrr eff the l..
;. Land Once at tolfax, W. r., on Aug II.
lNS- AT ! % clock =. IN, VIZ: John c. Wolf,
who ma lie nd, entry No. l5U Nv W > for the
y Wv qr. SEE. - and n NV ar soc 20 ~ ~
80 e. Will Mcr He name. the fol NV in :
wiine's T. prove his continuous rrsidcDco pom
ANA cultiv"tr'n . f said land, VIZ: David tfccn-
'ec. -, s stacy, I herdore Brown and II NJ.
Furnish all of Clinton l.. u, W. 7.
}. NJ ARMSTRONG.
"a Re- i.,NN
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-06-29
NOTICE FOR PRE- Imp TON PROOF
q. 0LMSTEAD.
LAND OFFICE AT

LCWlFIOh 7, JUDO T. TbhZ.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has filed notice of
his intention to make final proui in support oil
his claim. and secure final entry thcrtOt at the
expiration of thirty days from the date Of this
notice, viz; Saturday July Is. 1882. 10 A. m.
before f.. A, sampson, J F., in and for Gen
es>c precinct. Nek fcrce county. T. r., Gclman
Olmstead. ID, s. No. 40. for the NJ net sci
nci and ne, 81 See. 81 ip 80 + iw and he
names the following as his witnesses, viz; +.
snyder, l.. Nichols. +. Lambert and q bag.
gett Of Gene Sc. Idaho
J. VI. HOWE,
nose Register.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-06-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
LAND OFFICE AT

LAND OFFICE AT
Walla Walla. W. 7. June &, 1882.
~ OrlCk / NEKBBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following .e'ned settler has fled notice
of his intoatiot to AXE final proof in sup
port Of his claim, and Giid proof will be made
before the u. 5. Land Office. at Wulla Walla
W I on July II, 1882. VIZ: John Aubin. b
5. 1886, for the sci 1 sw.i Sec. 20 an 81 2
nwl and neli swl Sec. 20 t 10 II r 40 g
W. NJ. He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and cult
walton of sail land, viz: John Ihunn-y. Of
Wula Walla. W f, thas. Lufontaine. Of Walln
WaIla. r.. VIM. Srritchield Of Lewiston.
t. r., Ilen'y Pears n ef Lewiston, l. T.
4. II. MORRISON,
80 Rrplster.
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NOTICE tCR PRE-. thpTlOl PROOF.
NJ. u. SMITH.

VI, II. NMITU,
- LAND CfFICE AT
lewiston, /. r.. May 81. 1882.
NJ Office Is hereby given that the following
~ Famed settler has filed notice of his inteu.
uon to make fnai proof in support OF his claim.
and secure final entry thereof at the expiration
OF thirty days from the date OF this notice, viz:
Wednesday, July s. 1852, pm, u, this OF.
fee, Miles b. Smith compton b. S. 1899
tor the nwi section II tp. IS II ) W aud names
The following Ms his witnesses, viz: ". p. Hunt.
W. II. Flake, w. u. Wariwell and n. L. IIol.
brook, of Loaisun, |. 7.
3! J. NJ, HOWE, Register.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-06-29
NOTICE FOR HOMESTEAD Fa0Of.
. SCHULTZ.
LAND OFFICE Ar

Lewiston, T., June 3, 1882
MOI lCE. is hereby given that the follow
Y ing named settler has filed notice Of
his intention to make final proof in support
Of has clam, and secure final entry thereof
at the expiration of thirty days from the
date of this notice, VIZ: Thursday, July
&, 1852 lUa. IN at this office Louis schultz
H. f. No. III for the nt swt and 81 nwi
section 20 Up 3s m and names the fol-
lowing as his witnesses VIZ: j. kamhItch
VI. Anderson Of GeDesee, ]. T., and r. Tier.
j. Nj. Howl,
81 Register.
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3S
MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE Of HOMESTEAD PROOF.
c. W. CASE.
: W ' Il = Il
LAND OFFICE AT

LAND OFFICE AT
e~iston. /. I June 2. 1881
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
.hc following named settler has fed
IA tice OF his intention 10 make final proof in
support If his claim and secure final entry
thereof at the expiration OF thirty days from the
date VI ans notice, viz !: Saturday, July Is.
lss2. 70 n IN before b. Y Morris deput, Dis
;Ysci Clerk First judicial District. /. T.. at his
otics at Mount Idaho IN Idaho county l. T..
Charles. ". tssc. Il. +. VA for the "! nw1
nw4 sw4 Sec. IS. tp 81 II Re Is NJ. ana names
the following ns his Witnesses. viz: j. Surridge,
". Vaus,se and A. G,ifan of Mt Idaho. l. !.
j. VI, Howe,
30 Rc,ister.
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LEADING SUIT HOUSE

hRpERs FOR AL WOOL DRESSES
Jwll bo hilcd by sending measure az m OLD
BasqGe Black pplmans and Wraps are filed
only when the merchant in the town shera
the part,e. order does no; purchase goods Of ";
otherwise ! cannot FL pelmsn orders. Ladies
have the privilege Of examining goods before
payi st express offss. Address II. b. LITE
! Cor. Sd and Alder st. Portland o.eesps balI
80; nrpe:its Mss4ri, rcGpls. SALE.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-06-29
NOTICE FOR PRE- .tMpIlON PROOF,
ID. ROUGH.
LAND OFFICE AT

LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston |. T., June {, 1852.
~ Office r. HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
IN following named settle: has filed notice OF
his intention to make final proof in support Of
his claip. and secure final entry thereof at the
expiration Of thirty days FROM 'the date of Thu
notice, VIZ: Saturday July 9Th, lss2. 10 a.
M at this office D. Rouch, presumption D..
:. No, $50 for the nwi section 10 tip. 81 n
T ) W and names the following as his wit
nesses, viz: A. K. Trimblc, J A Wilkin-
son, K, Altman and l.. A. White OF Lewis,
ton, |. T.
81. HowE.
81 Register
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CONTEST NOTICE. TIMBER CULTURE,
l.. :. IAND'OFFICE.

L. :. LAND'OFFICE.
Lewiston | r, Junr - 1889.
COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN ENTERED
Y at this Office hy VIII q. Anthony against
Freir,ck II schultz for failure to comply With
law a. - timber culture entry Nn. 1873, dated
22ni of May, ISIS, upon the lots 3 AMI and
ci sw ar. see. Is tp. 81 r 5 " in Ncz Perez
county / wi h a view to the cancellation Of
SAID entry; contestant aIleg n that ssid Schultz
has failed to break acres the second year from
date Of entry, and has failed TO plant any tim
her, timber seeds or cuttings during.the fourth
year from date Of entry. the said parties are
hereby summoned T. appear AT this Office on
the Sd day Of Aug. 27s2. at - o'closg m.oto
rcsroni and furnish testimony concerning said
alleged failure.
J. y, How
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NEW TODAY -
NOTICE FOR HOMESTEAD PROOF.
p. Il. Rec.
LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston, |. T. June Is ISIS.

Lewiston, l. I. June Is 1852
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
~ the following named settler has filed
notice Of his intention to make final proof IN
support of his claim, and secure final entry
thereof at the expiration of thirty days
from the date OF this notice, VIZ: Satui
day July 20 ISIS? 10 II. In mt this Office Peter
Is. Rec. by adm. nd No. 80, for the e! ne Or.
sec "a tip 3snr 5 ". and lots 4 and , sec 10
Up 81 mr. 1 " and names the follow as his
witnesses. va: Il. n. Hnllister. Vim. Evans.
j. McClu.c and ]. {. Hanson. n ttresec /. I.
J. ". Howe.
10.
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For Sale

4 DECIDED fAkM OF $50 ACRES ABOUT
~ 40 acres ur der fence. 100 acres in cul-
rva'ion. Land lays nearly level. can all lie
p.owed. 4 enod box house. stable, grapary
and other out buildings. well wstersd. uiu.
miles north Of Lewiston. Price 81 $50, fol-
further particulars srquireion the premises =,
ldI-e-s J.. STANNUS.
ess- Lewiston T.
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i. NJ, Howr.
Register.
NOTICE FOR HOMESTEAD PROOF.
- LtNb OFFICE At
Le0ie'cn ]. r. June IL 1889.
ne u r. ALLEN.

=
Le0ie'Cn ]. r. June IL 1883.
u +. ALLEN.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the fhioviug named settler has filed notice
OF his intention to make final proof In support
o. ii. claim, and secure final entry thereof 1t
the 'xpirat ON # thirty days from the date Of
this notice viz; Saturday July % lss2. 10 a.
m. nj this Office Charles f. Alien Id No. 1873
fer the LOIS =. 2. and SEQ. 6 tp. Sc n ".
Il NJ an1'ha'ars the following as his witncsses.
VIZ; Sr mla. Il. kuady. 4. S. brown and
George Hand ot uniuut,wn ". +.
NJ IIowE,
81 Register,
Daily Republican., 1882-06-23
Tho execution OF Guiteau

A Washington correspondent writes:
There is sone talk about efforts to-
have Guiteau reprieved, 5us 1t is al.
together unlikely tha, any such action
will oe made, and the execution next
week may be regarded az foregone
conclusion. Reed claims to have in
mind Still other moves to save the neck
OF the assassin, but no ono believes he
will succeed. The pressure upon War
den Crocker for passes to the execution
is tremendous, but he uniformely refuses
to go beyond the requlreme ents of the
law In this particular. Ho wever, he
has. been threatened by persons who
are evidently disappointed in not getting
passes that they will institute proc sed.
ings to prosecute him if he does not
adhere strictly to the letter of the law
in every particular concerning the ad-
mission OF spectators to the hanging.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-23
BUSINESS CAPACITY,

A stranger, who had been making
some purchases in Nose Scnaumburg's /
emporium On Austin avenue, left bis
umbrella in the store, whereupon one
of the clerks who had only been in the
store a few days, pickel up the um.
brella, and was about to run after the
stranger and return it to him.
LET me see dot umprella," said
Nose, whereupon it was handed to
him.
'Py shimminy gracious. dot vas a
SILK umprella. Chust put dat away pc.
hind de calicos we're nopody will STUN
bio over IL and preak his neck"
But want to give it back to the
owner" rem )nstrated the clerk.
milne Godt, does you want to make
stranger susbect dot Austin mer
chants have got no pishness cabacity.
II you gives him dos umprella pack he
would lose all conf lence in our pish.
ness cabacity."
Daily Republican., 1882-06-23
Latest from the
Corners.

Our patrons are interest,
ed in us, and we are inter-
ested in them, and we pro.
pose to make our interests
more mutual during June
If a LARGE STOCK anc
|LOW PRICES can &C.
complish this result. Now
We never wait to let Others
name the lowest prices first.
but are first to lead, and
that is the reason our LARGE
sales have continued during,
the backward spring. We
very quietly let our custo-
mers know this fact when
they first looked at our
spring styles, and they told
their friends to come and
they found it to be a fact,
and they likewise told their
neighbors where to find the
best goods for the lowest
prices, and we learning that
we were the acknowledged
leaders asserted it through
the columns of the REpUB-
LICAN. Now we mean to
our position, and
some new goods just ln|
have been marked lower|
than ever for the same grade
and our whole stock corre-
spends with the ones just
added iii quality and price,
md you will find that you
will be benefited by|
purchasing Of us, and
We will assure you'that we
make no empty declarations
n this advertisement. Come
nd look at the goods and
earn the prices if you do not
'urchase.
WILMINGTON CLOTHING HOU ,E, Z
& MARKET. !.
NO. w. D1EFENDoRF & Co :
Daily Republican., 1882-06-23
PAYsAGE PENsIF.

Tho woodland depths are full of dreams
The lazy brook 'tw.xt shadows CLEANS 4;
upon Its sands the sunlight streams
In mellow golden fire.
How slowly floats yon pearl hued cloud
Over the hill TOO gently bowed
The solemn hemlock Hts so proud
It's lace'like, dim green spire.
a heatei bush enthrals the breeze.
fxlled amongst these duky trees,
IL now aud Then faint sight breathes
. For windy, upland feljs!
The cricksts chlrp In tone subd ued
A glossy 90, in Vagrant mood,
Sill hungry. seek for fragrant food
In tangled, fsrny dells
There. swaying In the light aloof.
a spider busted O'er her woOf.
Seems quietly to cast reproof
upon her inert mates.
and lying In narrow boat,
which, motiOnless, seems scarcs afioat,
with eyes that on the sun NOTES yloat,,
Ayouth the eve awaits!
WM. STRUrHERs.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-23
Trains fer Re hOboth Beach

The summer schedule to the above.
named popular resort will 60 into effect
on June 10Th, on and after which day
trains will leave Philadelphia from the
Broad st. Station of the Peunsy lyanis
Railroad for Rehoboth on week days at
8 90 q. m. and As a. M, and leave
Baltimore from President st. Station at
d 90 .. IN. and $40 a. m, and from
Union Station 9.25 a. m. Arrive al the
beach 2. Is and 5.45 p. N. Returning
trains will leave Rehoboth 40 a. m.
aud l 0O p. m., arriving at Broad St..
Station, Philadelphia, at LA and 71O
p. M, and at Baltimore, Charles st. at
3. 20 p. IN. aud President st. at 3 50 and
s,32 p. III. No trains on Sunday.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-23
HIT HIM WITH A BRICK RAT.

NIL HIM WITH A BRICK BAT,
A man with black eye and a lam,
leg and general ussd.up look limpec
out aud began:
"Shudge, like to know how all di,
vhas?"
"All what?"
"All about no Y l vhas brought down
here like some dog"
Il presume an officer brought you.
Ihs warrant says you were fighting and
making a great disturbance"
."Shudge, 80 help me gracious, [
vhas more innocent as a leedle baby.
Shall l told You how it vhas?"
Yes"
..Vhell, keeks tailor shop on Di.
vlsloa street.. Some poys come aroundt
und cry ondt at me:
"Hello old shears!"
l d"au' like dot very much, und I
drive 'em away nit cane or a proom
handle. Den some more poys come
pack und call me- udder names, und
yesterday some one throws q brick
through de window und gifts me dis
black eye. | vhas running after dem
ven dis boleeceman grabs me uud
prlngs me down. / have some weet.
ness here.'
A little old baldheaded man took the
oath ana said:
II bays taxes IN dis town twelve
Vars. know dis man. He makes
cloze, und he doan' fight nopody. II
doan' pslieve he would kill shicken.
see der noys call him names und
hears him 90 out nit Club. If vhas
hung oop until vhas deadt say all
der time he didn't done it,"
Prisoner, l don't think there is
any case against you," said the court,
after brief review of the testimony,
and | shall let you CO."
dot makes me happy"
"lf the boys trouble you any more let |
ne know"
"Yaw-I write to you nit bostal
ard"
And don't you trouble the boys"
me Why, Shudge, if fly vhas on
ny nose l wouldn't hurt him for feefty
lollars"
Daily Republican., 1882-06-23
xhe Latest NoWR.

Holland will make one large photo
graph with frame for $l.25, retouched
in the finest style, no finer made in the
city; fine retouched cabinets for 81
. cards tilely retOuched for 81 pictures
copied and enlarged in same style at
the very lowest prices. The only cheap
tirst-class gallery in the city, No. 4
East Srd street, between Market and
King streets.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-23
DOVER CONFERENCE ACADEMY
Closing ,Exercises-A Succ essfuI
Yesr.-Meeting OF the Trustees
aud 4 m unmt

SaOo1nX ,EX0FClses-A SuCC eaH fU
Yesr.-Meeting Of the Trustees
and Alumni.
The commencement exercises of the
Dover Conference Academy was held
last night, In Court House Hall, which
was tastefully decorated and tie stu.
dents were kindly remembered by their
friends, who presented them with
boquets. etc. The graduating class
this year was unusually small, there
being but four, the remainder having
taken classical course.
The exercises of the evening were
opened by Miss Wilson, who performed
an excellent piano solo which was
highly appreciated. This was followed
by the salutatorian of the class, Lee
Cannon who welcomed the audience in
few appropriate remarks, after which
he delivered an address Untitled "The
Sphere of History" which was we'll
delivered by the yonng graduate. At
its conclusion Miss Mary Cannon sane
a solo in fine style.
| +. Z. Villa MS, another graduate,
delivered an GRAFTON on 'Grecian Liter.
ature. MIR. Williams was the young
est member of the class and his dis
course was rendered with effect. He
handled the subject with care and pre-.
cision. Misses Ridgiey and Wilson
followed in q piano Duet, after which
John Todd, a son of Rev. r. w. Todd,
formerly pastor of st. Paul's M. e.
Church, Wilmington, delivered an ora.
tlon on "Harmonies ia their Rela-
tloh to Life" At its conclusion Mr..
Pleasanton Hamm sang solo entitled
THE Midship Mite" The valedicto-
rlan of the class was Miss Florence
Hough, of Smyrna. Her essay was
short but impressive and well deliver
ed. Her subject was "Worus-Tneir
Use and Abuse"
AT the CoEC.usion of tho exercises Il.
Il. Williams was presented with a
Greek and English Lexicon for excel.
lence in Greek Ten dollars in gold
was presented to Miss Emma Bockman
FOR excellence in Latin, and like
prlzs to Miss Salie Ridgley for excel. 1
lence in nathmetics. The presentation
was made by n B. Smithers, Esq, in
! pleasing address.
There were | 10 pupils enrolled last
gear and as many have already sigui.
led their intention Of becoming pupils.
lhe coming year there will be two :
'hanges in the faculty. W. Lambert a
iooding will take the place OF Martin d
W. Griffith and Hiss Emma II. Porter h
axes the place of Miss Eva j. Beeoe. f
IS perceptres, of tie young ladies de. $
'artment. The new teachers are highly n
pOken of. a
The Board of Trustees met yesterday b
Vith Senator Salisbury in the chair. d
After trsnsacting a small amount of 3
1lnor business, the following otti GERS a
Tere elected:
President-Hon. Eli Salisbury. e
Secretary-C. II. B. Day. ;
Treas.-C. M. Wharton. !,
At meeting of the Alumni Asso- 2,
lation held last evening, the following ri
Ulcers were elected "
President-W. D. Hawkins. Of
Vice Presidents-R. I'll. Williams, q
VA Salmons and A. j. Armstrong. lii
Recording Secretary - Maggie Har- St
3r. IT
Corresponding Sec'y.-Lilly Brown. Y
Orator committee the class of rs. ~
Daily Republican., 1882-06-23
BEHIND THE AGE.

A St. Louis editor accidentally re.
ceived lately in his mail proof. sheets
intended for religious publication
house, and, after glancing over them
rushed to the oity editor yelling:
"Why in the world didn't you get a
report of that big f)od? Even that
slow old religious paper across the way
is ahead of you. Send out ,or particu-
lars-only one family saved. Inter.
view the old man. l think his name is
Noah"
Daily Republican., 1882-06-23
HUMOROUS DRIFTlNOS.
Intended 10 mako SweItering IIu
msn'sy Smile During tho IL Heaeed
Term.

V0fm.
| EQUAL TO THE EMERGENCY.
A newly arrived and singularlv as
sorted couple at q New York hotel. con
slsting OF Londoner and an out. an .ou,
American Western man, stood watch
ing the throng of people coming and
going at the marble counter the Other
evening, and listening with surprise to
the endless number of quick questions
made to the hotel clerk about trains,
rooms and individuals, and his instan.
taneous replies, when the Englishman
| brok out with:
| Most extraordinary man; seems to
know everybody and everything-won.
der II there is any question about a
rail- way train or any person that lie
| can't answer ?''
~ bet half a dozen champagne I'll
put him question about a train he
can't answer" said the Westerner.
done III stand six to see him 90
to grass, said Her Majpstys subject.
well, here goes then," and Western
stepped up to the marble counter.
"Say You appear to know every.
thing and everybody; who is there
that's going to Ii, and whsn'll the
train start %
Charles j. Guiteau, starts June 3Oth,
s'r, replied the clerk. ooking the quer-
lsti right In the eye without moving al
muscle.
Well, I reckon you're about right,
but you can't tell me where can 20
and get a ticket, can you?'
Go TO the DEVIL" said the clerk,
turning away.
Mister" said the Western guest, |
looking over to the blonde doorkseper, r,
after the laughter had subsidized, "you
can charge six bottles of 'Fiz' in nv
Dill for The uie of them gentlemen, for |
must weaken on this bet, us agin
me- He withdrew, and The clerk
kept answering questions about other
and more familiar routes with perfect
'Guanimity.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-23
1nOE. SIXTH ST. Is THG PA - Il
L ke IL Yuu want tn N An ny LIZ INN

YOU geI Buttorcup Ginger sn tps crea a bis
cuits, f.ut biscuits, all MS Ct antma
nicnscs 3bJttles CHOW 70, Zoo, lib kottie pre-
serv,s !5c, cann,d corn bscf, owe ything to
your hand at l03 4. 6th st. ne hay, the be t
b iIns and shoulders we have the best butter
and freshest eggs at lV3 h. 6Gu 8. Ne hava
the oest iuc. cOif 80 and waitast sugar at 1903
". 9Th st we have the best 20 and 25c. coffee
and The best 4 } an 1 oOc. tea at l03 II. 9th Sc;
we have the best dollar bag Of -four at 1913 E.
9th st.; our bag OF fiolr at S1ac.D Is excellent,
2cans plums 26c; SD rico 2bc.; 3b cheese 40;
We have opened to-day o Iol Of new goods
that 1t will pay you to see We have drive In
soap and starch and don't forget the goods
opened to-day at lv3 II. 9th st. +. M. WEIR.
Ie206.*
Daily Republican., 1882-06-23
HIS ANCESTORS.

"Don't talk to mel" angrlly exclaim
ed Blivens to his son; "doa't tell me
that you don't care anything about
what your grandfather or great-graud-
father thought about thsse things. You
must remember that they were my an.
cestors, you young rascal; res"ectable
men were my ancestors, sir, and wish
you could say the same of yours, you
young rascal
Daily Republican., 1882-06-23
Sesqui. i.CeNtsnn al Celebration,

On June 24,h the Grand Lodge OF
Free Masons Of Pennsylvania celebrate
Its l5Oth anniversary by grand parade
on Broad street, in which it Is expec ted
at least 20. 600 Masons will participate
These professions of Masons have ever
been popular attraction, and there is
no doubt thai there are many of our
citizens who would be pleased to wit
ness this one. All wishing to go to Phil.
adelphia on that day can purchase
round trip tickets at reduced rates via
the Pennsylvania Railroad.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-23
Recovered After Many Days.

Coupons valued at $3.50, cut from
bonds which We're a portion OF $1,000
worth mysteriously stolen from the
vaults of the Rock River Insurance
Company, of Beloit, Wis, in the fall Of
1869, were recently found in the cellar
of house in that city, which at the
time was occupied by confidential
clerk of the company, who has since
died.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-23
Fine Frames.

Sutterley & Co., 3O2 Market street,
have just received large invoice Of
fine frames which they are selling
rs per cent lcwsr than any place in the
city. A fine 8xl0 frame liked for 80
cents formerly sJld at tSl.O0 call and see
them.