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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-09-28
"A Card.

FALL CREEK, S. c., September 10, 1882.
10 Tie Editors Kc0Wcc Couyicr
You will greatly obligo a repcntant Demo-
cras, who had unwittingly straycd off and
entered tho ranks Of tho Greenbackcrs in
announcing his return to his first love and in
advising o'hcrs to do likcwiso. | am now
satisfied there arc but two parties in tho
State, Democrats and Radicals, and this is
clear from tho action of tho nto conventions
OF tho so~calcd Grconbackcrs and Radicals.
.They run tho Same ticket and affiliate as one
party in tho State. / am satisfied no ono can
doubt between thcsc parties which to sup
port. Ono when in power gavo us tho most
cnrrnpt government the sun ever shown upon,
while The Other has brought crlcr out Of
confusion and has has, at least hepesly admins
tered The State Government, ,yn II, 81
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-09-28
"A Gard fropnp Coz. re. ~. MASON

FAIR Play, s. c., September %, 1882
MEssRs. EDITons: In response TO the in
quiries of "TaS Payer" in q late issue of your
paper desire to state that mn opposed 10 the
oiV'son OF oconec county. and should This pro-
posed constitutional amendment be adopted,
against which shall VOTE and am honorcd
with seat in The next House Of Representa-
lives, will do all in my power to prevent any
division of this county Respectfully yours
r. f. MASON
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-09-28
Rod G.. Oil.

Use The Red c. Oil for your lamps. 80 fire
test, Clcancst, safest and brightest. Price 80
cents per gallon a, Norman's.
Mi!'ers will please examine the superior Ma
chine Ol at NOrman's. Price 80 cents per
gallon.
Oat Meal, Chocolate, Sago and Tapioca at
Norman's.
a full assortment Of Bird Seed at Norman's.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-09-28
MASTERS SALES.

/ PURSUANT to tho DEGREES Of Sales mudd
IL in The following cnti,lcd cases, | will
sell NJ public auction before tho Court House
door III Wnlhala s. g. on the first MONDAY
~ October, 1882, between the legal hours uf
sa'cS, the property hereinafter described.
upon the terms in the respective casos spcc-
fed:
David Holmes against Mary L. Holmes, CT
a!--C"mrlaint for Relief.
4 Lii those three Pieces, Parnels or Tracts
1 81 of Land situate, lying and being in tho
County and State aforesaid, all three Tracts
composing the real estate Of Warren Il.
Davis, deceased,
Tract No
Being tho home place and cnntaining four
hundred and fifty acres. moro or less.
Tract No 2 n
Containing -- acres, moro or less, and
Tract No. 3
Containing ------- acres, more or less.
The separate Tracts mnrc fully described
rs ilos OF the same. which will be on cxhi..
Lilion on day of sales.
This land is situated on Tngalno River and
comprises some rs or 100 acres of tho finest
bottom il nd on the river. all in cultivation.
The whole Tract before division adjoncd
VI. K. Smith Lodcn and Others.
Terms Of Salc--Onc third cash, balance in
ono and two years, credit portion secured by
bond and mortgage of premises, purchaser to
pay extra for papers.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-09-28
a Card.

CItronEE, G., September 24, 1882.
AlEssRs. ED!rops: | take this opportunity Of
most respectfully declining the nomination for
county commissioner on the Grcenback ticket at
the next election, as do not want The Office NJ
al. 1t am lucky enough want TO make nv
living by farming return my thanks 10 my
friends. Yours respectfully
JOHN w. CANNON.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-09-28
Best Oh Record.

MIR. Simon Hunt particularly requests that
we say to the people IF Oeoncc County tla,
he doubled his order for Norman's Neutral
izing Cordial in four days. lie sud half Of
his first purchase before he reached home.
ilnrrnh for Mr.. Hunt aud Normans Ncu-
tralizing Cordial
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-09-28

BENEFIcIENr AcTIoN-The miscr-
able looks and feelings of those confined at
desks or work tables, arc caused by weak
Stomach, Kidneys Or Bowels. Parker's
Ginger Tonic without Intoxicating has
such benclicicnt action on these organs
and so cleanscs tho poisonous matters from
the system, that rosy checks aud good
health are soou brought back again. .--Ec-
press.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-09-28

S. II. BARRETT & Co.'s Ngw UNITED MoY-
sTER RAILROAD Shows This newest as well
aS most colossal of all amusement cnicrnriscs
will positively exhibit at Wnihnlla on
cdncS,lay, October l:h. II is the best ad.
vcrtiscd show that has ever been announced
here. Not only arc it's bright and costly
pictorial. displayed on every side, lor miles
and miles around. and it's illustrated news
paper and programmes scattered like SHOWS
fakes, but there isu solid emphatic STYLE in
It's manner of presenting It's claims which
commands attention and bcgcts confidence
1t is conspicuous for not iuiluging in the
stale. dishonest ''nggieaa;i,n," '.aiiinrcc."
"Cumhinatior" and ''twclse,s shows in. one"
clap trap. which has always proved delu.ion
and snare and involves snch prcpns,crous
claims as 10 utterly discrcait itself with oll
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-09-28
Another Hcig show.

Barrett s. Co.'s circus is only side show TO
what V. l.. Norman has to exhibit at his Crystal
Drug Store. Admission free. lie sure 10 cx.
anime the beautiful lot of goo Is he has, consist
ing of Jewcry, Silvcrwarc, Pocket Kniyes
Pipes. Musical Instruments. Lamps. Confcc.
,ionery, Spccaclcs, and last but not least The
best selected and largest stock OF Drugs, Mcl.
cincs and Chemicals this side Of Charleston.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-09-28


The Chester Il Lcnor Narrow Gunse Rail
rond was leased last Friday to the Charlotte,
Columh'a & Augusta Railroad for 90 years.
The lessccs assume the bonded and floating
debt of the road, agree to pay semi annual
dividend to the stock holders Of one and n
bali per cent and complete tho rond to New
ton BY July lst, 1888, and to Lcuoir in rs
months.
a severe rain storm ragged on the ODD
Instant North Of Philadelphia. in,crrupting
telegraph communication and railroad travel.
bridges were swept away and towns flooded,
causing great damage to property and some
loss OF life in portions Of New York and
New Jersey, the loss to property in Trenton
alone being estimated at 5000 coo
q bitter triangular fight has been going on
at Summervllc for sc.cral days for tho nom-
nation for Congress from tho Seventh or
Black District Mackcy (whi,c) aud Smalls
and Sam Lee (colored) are tho candidates.
The friends Of each have stuck to their
man FOR fye days and still the war wages.
1t Is thought ~ negro ought to have the
nomination and will get il, though The no.ni-
nee is likely to De a dark horse. The Dis.
trict is safe Tor The PADS and hence the con,
test Bribery was charged on the 23l in
slant.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-09-28

Don't waste money on trashy extracts
when you can buy lasting perfume so dc
lish'ful'y fragrant and refreshing as Flor
Gston Cologne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-04-26

-gancoat & Sobn baben
oorSilgli6e meiBe geiten gu 81 Oas
Stif.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-04-26
shran. s. so.

Gin @ei@dftslctul, bas icrtpdb=
reno nit &unoen anseiiGt 1T, 1T oas ber
Serren Sdram & So. Sie 0erflufer
unb rfduferinncn baben aue 6dnce
pou gu tbun une bic Padete, bic aus benz
Stcre setrasen iperben, linb sabGps.
Dtit 8eat erfreuen iid bic Serren aro-
BET Popularitdt, benn iie linb nidt nnr
aufmertIame une liebenSmiircise, lonbern
aud unternebmenbe uno enersiide @es
i@aftsleute, bic itets alien Inberen pcraus
lino unb ibren &unben iritmer etmas
geeues, bas Beite unb Mobernlte, bieten
f0nnen. Das Shnittw aarensO Oeparte.
ment 1T iiir bic Saiion wieber aubeYcgz
bentlid rei6balti8 ausselattet unb ma
mentll9 in aleioeritoIen finoet man al
lerlieblte Sa9en. Gan; DEFENDERS mSds
ten mir aber bic Damen aui bic bSda
elesanten Sate uufnerfiam maiden, bic
bon funltfertiaen Sanben i'm Sture anaes
fertisi Wsreen ferner aui ben srpben
Vorratb bon Sduben, Yrpmenaoe nno
Sausi9uben. Serren finoen mcberne
Nn5use aler @rSBen gu mdBisen Yrei.
len. Gs bejablt iid, BEL Sdram & 60.
mad Prelien Su frasea, sts man anSers=
no fault.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-04-26
y In & au m ann tn Der
i1ntp n n NJ

eem eurh Elm le!asnbes uno fhreienbss
8inb nlebssre 0ahts Der Sataf esraubt
wnrss unb Der au Der usber,eaguns ee.
lanste, bab Mrs. Winalows Spotbiua
Ssrup ssracs Der artifsl fsi, bsiIen er fir
oas Sttno tsnotbiste, faulte einen 0orratb
oapon. Nls er mad Saule lam uno Iener
5rau rapon Miitbsiluus madtt, weiasrts
lle ilh, BEN &inos bon bsm @efauf.sn ,u
osrabrstasu, ba ie eius Nntauaeyin bsr
Homeopathic par. Die nGtie g}adt
rpgres piaoer itlahos psreratt, als ber
Batter as nahtsn 4aes mad Sault fam
fane sr sas Glne i6lshter oils ie. uno ba
ss a6srmals zine itIa1Ols Nadt tsiiird.
tsts, psrabrsihte CT wabrsnb tsr abmel,n.
belt isinsr 6rau ssm Sint. cine Yortion
oes Sprup unb iasts nidts bapou, Dl,
Waht oarauf fhlief aq,s wpbl uns eer
tlslns Shtsier srwa9is am Nurasu NIT
bsitsrm Osadt. Die Wutter mar erfru,
iltsr b'n ploBltdsu wunesrbarsa Dedhl
nne oemObl lfs Rt ausva bsl.ibtst futile
dls He IusiI0yuns srttslt, lsbts Gs ben.
nads bta @tbrah bss Sprups fort.
S6rsisnee &inbsr uno l6loIo|e gfatte
iino ibr ieBt unbsfannt. gus enulne
probs nit osm Sprup Bat nod bas Qei.
ben isbss finoss uno bas gururtbe,l tfr
SHUTTER tsiisst. Sa o(Ien apcttstsn IN
babsn; 25 esnts big 2ln(ds,
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Stir bic 9dmen.

Nelhe unsebeure 3ustraft oas elez
can't: WOsemaarenselddft oes Serrn 6.
Us c.f icn auf uniere Damenwelt auss
itt, oapcn fann man fid tdslid unb
ItiinellA lieer5eusen; bas 2ofal 1T fort
mabrenp ansefalt nit Sdufern unb ale
perlalien oanelbe 5ufrieben nit benz ab,
seidlclenen Santel. 8aS Serr 8olfs
ION beicnoers beroorbeben mDdte, 1T, baB
CT in oieier SaiiOn belOnbers in allen
Grten bon &leiberltOilen Nlles iiberbietet,
mas js bier seieben ober gum Serfauf
an9eboten tpuroe. Die Dtulter linb neu,
elegant unb nit ieltenenl @eidmad se=
mdblt; Yreiie mdBis. DuS WsSbeuaSer
miro tustdsli4 perpoG iidnoist uno bietet
jeet cine Guswabl, mie man lie in irsenO
einem WStelseidift oes 0orbens nidt
reidbaltiser iinoen fam. 8er bel Serrn
W I Q feline ginfiuIe madt, ipart
9elo, oaS 1T cine erwieiene Ebatiade.
15,4,t6uw1m.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-04-26

reroient, mic bic atmoipbariiden gemitz
ter, ipelde auf ben BettersSarteu perz
fclst merben t0nnen.
@ir ndbern uns ieet elmer YeriOoe bic
let gecrolidter, benn eS 1T eisentbimlid
aber iider, baB a(le II Sabre iid eine
Warimal 3abl BON Hprbltdtern Seist,
wel@e bann finf uno elm bulbes Sabr
lang mieber abnimmt unb baun pieber in
Die S5be sebt, bis oas Murimum erreidt
iIf. Sieie 11jabrt9e Periobe Seist i;d
audi BET ben Scnnenfleden, unb bic Dlas
rilnal3abl oer @prblidter faat nit Der
Warintalsabl Der 9onnenfleden 5uiam=
men Dieies Benefit, baB trpe Der
100000 Oieilen, pelde amilaen ber
Grbe uno Der Soane liesen, nod elm an=
berer ginflub alS Der oer @rapitattpn
BON Der Spnne auf bic Srbe au89eibt
miro; mir miiien freilid niat, mas es
1T, caS einen iolden Sin nftuB auf iolde
Gntfernuns ausiibt, mir fennen nur bic
einfadlten @elete bieles Gin fluiIes uno
fonnen an ber Nasnetnaoel NIT 5ienlli=
der @enauisfeit feline Birfunsen pcrber
iasen."
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Die 2anb tlappte ben sSader su unb
49,. 0y cEI:..L. ,.s.noAof.

Die 2acb tlappte ben Ndder su unb
rief, ,u D.iB Blinh seweneet:
Sabe id es nidt seoadt ile tit bic
SHUTTER bon ben 4iutern - bon bfn ar
men aiuoern - bSren sic, Wis Tlinh z
6ebr wobl. Wblaop, faste Mib Slinh.
Das 1T intsre0ant, isbr intersHant,
fubr 2abp gaapcaltle, INNER eifriser
ipredenb, fort; bic Wutter BON ben
bibihen armen Sinoern, bic @attin bes
unbDfliden Gentleman, ber pbne 3meifel
Elm arauIamsr 9hrann 1T - bSren Sic,
Mib 5linG
@ebr mobt, Mplasp. lusts Wib 6lind.
limb lduft bier idreieno uuf cem Cor
rioor umber uno fitlt mir cbnuddtis in
bic Grme - bas ipridt Bduoe - eas 1T
elm san3sr 9tomun. 5Seen sic, Mib
6lind =?
@e6r uobl, Rblacp.
@ie baten 70 wenis 5ers, ,pie @eilt,
Wie Slind, unb besbalp taten @i: aud
feline gnersie fSunen feline taben = id
babe Sbnen bas idcn bunoertmal Selast.
Sebr mobl, Whlabp.
0eein. bas III nidt isbr mObl !; cas 1T
iebr abel, M;b Tlind. Wlan mub tibn
unb enersiid iein ie Der @amariter.
6eten sic benn nidt, bab oieie iunse
Srau eine llnsladlid. 1T, welde bic
fibnife Gneraie berausforbert =? SD Iase
S6nen Fe 1T fdlimmer oaran, als Der
Wann. ser aussins uno unter bic &du=
ber fel. @eben Sie, Wiib Glin&. Sie
anb uidt wertb, an benz euten Werte
t6eil3unebmen. eas id an bieier unaliid
Iiden iunsen Trou ausaben wiQ. 9etsn
Git!
(5ortfebuns fDlst)
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(5urtfebuns FOlst.)

: Ser,meifeln mSdte Der Yatient,
wenn er nit Salben, $i1en uno 0ats
merSen feine 3inberuns ieiner Sdmcr=
rboibals2eiben bepirft. 8arum bebicnt
er iid nidt iofort bet linbernben uno
beilenben ANAKESIS, bic in alien
aprtbefen gu 81 bic Sdadtel poG gu
baben 1T uno auf Yatientenseiud, an g.
Neuitdbter & Co., Bor 1916, Stem =Dorf,
eeriGtet, in Yroben fcienfrei 3useldidt
mirb.
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US te tann ma bte @efun bt E 1t
fi n ern

70 1T feltiam, bab Ssmanb NIT teebsn
bsbaftst 1T, bic burh unrsines 8lut ent.
itsbsn, tpenn 0 iabalts bic @elunb.
asit I'm pbYlf1ten Srsanismus tpsber ber.
ltelt. Noiabalis 1T Elm fartenbsr @yrup,
anesnsbm gu nebmen, unb Der befe Bic iebt
sntosdte 9 Blutretniser. s. beilt
Seropteln, igptilitilte Qeieen, Nitren-
ihwads, grYlfpslae, malari1de Qfiben,
NsrpSftat, Shwade, @allsnlsiben unb
arantbetten bss Blutes, bsr esbsr, Der
9tersn, bes Wasens, Der 9aut &c.
gafer'S Yatn nacea belt
Shmer3sn bel W9enlten uno 5tieren.
Or. Roses's Worm SYrup
tootet Bic Witrmer ausenblidlih.
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gosb baft.- rOu, l6au' ein=
mai Die stuei Oamen an, mas fit fleine
9iite Die aufbaben!" !"-rSb, bie fno
groB genug,-es 1T ia audi ni6t piel
Darut1ter."
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paneoait & Sobn 9aben
Illr olele Saiion bas feiniie Eager in
9ln8liaeu, has ie bierbergebra6t tpuroe.
Us be5ablt li6, ibnen einen gelu6 3u
MAIDEN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-04-26

: Wollt S6r nod Der neuelten
@fooe gefleioet iein. 10 laBt gu6 Cure
an5iige bel pameeait & 6 Sobn
MAIDEN. S,4 t3Wt
The daily gazette., 1882-06-03
N~~N~@S
PERSONAL.


Mr., Garfield is to have costly monument
in San Francisco.
Edwin Booth expects to sail for Europe
ON the 14th instant.
John Mccullough, the actor, intends to
pass the summer in the Yellowstone Valley.
Lord Hopetoun, aged %, and the eldest
son of the Earl of Hopetoun, is visiting
Philadelphia. He is unmarried.
Mr.. A. X. Mcclure will deliver the com
mencement address at Palatinate College,
Myerstown, Pa, on Monday evening, June
II, on the Errors of Progress"
William II. Vanderbilt recently gave his
check for 81 900 to pay off the debt of Grace
Church, Lexington, Va, which was erected
in memory of General Robert f. Lee.
Gustave Dore's statue of the elder Alex
andre Dumas will represent him, at the age
of 45, working in his well-known deshabille
with rumpled shirt and unbuttoned collar
1t is to erected on the Place Malesherbes, in
Paris.
General Smalls, who was refused enter
tainment at the Revere House in Boston
because the clerk Hmisliked" him for his
complexion, has been avenged. A colored
post of the Grand Army stopped its band on
reaching the hotel on Tuesday and did not
strike up until it had been passed.
Buy your coal of James F. Brown, foot OF
| West street
The daily gazette., 1882-06-03
A New Cure for wounds.

AS soon as wound is inflicted get little
stick-a knife or file-handle will do-and
commence to tap gently on the wound. Do
not stop for the hurt, but continue until 1t
bleeds freely and becomes perfectly numb.
When this point is reached you are per-
fectly safe-all that is necessaryis is to protect
1t from dirt Do not stop short of bleeding
and numbness, and do not on any account
close the opening with plaster. Nothing
more than little simple cerate on a clean
cloth is necessary. We have used and seen
this used on all kinds of simple punctures
for years, and never knew a single instance
of a wound becoming infamed or sore after
this treatment. Among other cases
a coal rake tooth going entirely through
the foot, rusty darning needle through
the foot, a bad bite by a sucking
pig, several instances of file shanks
through the hand, ana numberless cases OF
rusty nails, avis, &c, but we never knew a
failure of this treatment.
The daily gazette., 1882-06-03
60 and Vote.

Ry the time the GAzETTE's first edition
makes its appearance upon the streets to
day the voting polls will have scarcely
opened, and there will be ample opportunity
for every citizen to go and cast his vote.
We hope none will neglect this important
duty. Every citizen who is duly qualified
ought 10 exercise his right to voice in the
selection Of rulers for this city. We earn
estly desire Democratic success, but at the
same time we hope every citizen, Republi-
can and Democratic, viii cast his vote, sc
that the result may be the full expression of
the peoples choice, no matter which side
scores the partisan yictnry.
The daily gazette., 1882-06-03
SPECIAL ATTENTION

SPECIAL ATTENTION
Is asked to the goods m
toned below, which we hi
bought at prices under maj
value from the best sources
supply. The retirement 4
business Of the largest hOust
the trade, and our own lOnga
intimate acq daintanCe with
same, will enable us to d
special advantages, and we
vite the attention Of all v
wish to make their money!
as far as possible.
Carpetlngs, lace curtains,
cloths, mattings, black d|
linen lawns, mourning GOD
Isle and fine hosiery, glOV
laces, linen collars and Cd
lace neckwear, ladies mus
underwear, gent'SShirts, SPn
weight and gauze underE'
dress goods, Scotch ginShaI
zephyr cloths, batiste woo
ulster cloths, lace bundH
linen damasks, loom dana1
napkins, towels, etc, as well
a complete line Of dome
goods, muslins and prints
GRANVILLE WORRII
800 and 822 Market 81
MASONIC TEMPLE
"A
The daily gazette., 1882-06-03

EVERY CITIZEN who wishes tovote against
the "Ring" candidates for City Council
should keep sharp watch for split tickets.
The "Ring" has no particular interest in the
election of mayor, and is concentrating its
efforts upon the City Council, for which
object it is willing to sacrifice all other con-
siderations. The city is flooded with split
Democratic tickets bearing the names of the
"Ring's" candidates for Council. Voters
should keep their eyes open for these fraud
ulent ballots.
The daily gazette., 1882-06-03

The MEN who are engaged in the detest-
able business of inducing ignorant negroes
to vote illegally at to-days' election, il
detected, should be prosecuted to the full
extent of the law. They are infinitely
meaner and more deserving of punishment
than the poor dupes they hire to do their
dirty work.
The daily gazette., 1882-06-03
EIRsT CALL
iIL
FROM 3O4.

We say to all wishing
purchase Boots, Shoes !
Rubbers that we have !
very quiet during the n,.Ip n'
that we have been tlttlns
our new store No. SO4 Man u.
ST., that we might have ROOM o /
display our stock Of SOOa, lsi !
our increasing trade denaaa ll.,
and that we are now PlsBp'
to supply your wants It, ,'ar an4
have no doubt it will pal
well. Our stock is e COMP. > y
every department is hlleGs'l o,'. |
kind, size and width 0aI G:II,'' y
of ladies' misses and clll,maI n',I
Shoes (direct from the ~ I'd r
facturer to our salesrOOn) \ \
never as large as now ,.nI
same can be said Of our .s,,,I 81
boys and youths depaI,hteI ppa%re|
We solicit a continuance
liberal patronage. ,,cr
BOSTON ONErPIGSGlS1FSII
BOOT AND SHOE rV'' ~
No. SO4 Market ,t,S 81 ,n |
apr2s-lmd&w nh
The daily gazette., 1882-06-03
RAILROAD LINES.
pHILLLADELPHIA, VIII La
Il W!LMINGTON AND e&s& %skA4z %isski.---es u
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

MAY 7th, 1882.
Trains will leave Wilmington follows for :
Philadelphia and intermediate statiOns-6 so,
1919, a. IN. 80, 400, 7.3O, 9.55, p. m.
philadelphia (express)-2.0O, 2.23 $50, 7.25 Ii,
S 98s 95o H. 53. a. M. II. Is, 03 5, 0. TO- 81
7.26 y. m.
Philadelphia and New York-2.OO, 2.23, G. 30, 7.25,
95a, ll.5S II. IN. '12.3s, i,53, 5l7 63o p. m.
Baltimore and intermediate stations-I .O5 0. II "A.
IN. G.0Op. m.
Baltimore and Bay Line-B.6 p. IN.
Baltimore and WRshington-1.42, 4.5I, sos, eli
u. IN. LOO, "l.09, 6.57, 11.Gi p. M.
Baltimore only-l. 05 u. m. 8 and 6p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle-6OO, 9.l0 a. m. los, 800, rs D. m.
harrington aud intermediate statiOns-g. 10 u. m.
Los, 6.25 p. III.
Delmar and intermediate stations-9.1O Il. IN.
l.O0 p. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate statIons-s 10 a. m,
H.On 5.3O, 7.30, 9.55, p. m.
Philadelphla and New York-2.O0, .. % a. IN. s. II,
6.387.26 p. m.
Baltimore and Washington-l.42, 4.5I, sos, 9.I7,
a. IN. Hop. IN.
BaltimOle-lU5 IA. IN.
For further Information passengers are re.
lefred To the time tables posted mt the depot.
A1-Trains marked thus: ~ are limited EXPIRES,
upon which extra fare is charged.
}. r. WOOD, General Passenger Agt
FRANK THOMPSON, General Manager.
The daily gazette., 1882-06-03

IT IS TOO LATE for the "Ring" organs to
attempt to repudiate the "Ring" bosses after
the latter have manipulated majority of
the City Council nominations in their favor
This has been the "Ring's" contest all
along, and a Republican success this
afternoon will be victory for the "Ring."
Voters, there is yet time to go to The polls
and crush the "Ring" out of existence.
The daily gazette., 1882-06-03

AND SO Captain Charley doesn't want to
be Chief Engineer of the Wafer Department
and would not accept the position under any
consideration. Well, the best way to enforce
this premature declination is for the people
to put it out of the power of "Ring''
Council to offer him the prize by electing the
Democratic candidates,
The daily gazette., 1882-06-03

THE BALTIMORE DETECTIVES will find
their occupation gone" sure enough if
they are expected to point out Democratic
repeaters from their city. They will also be
likely to find their liberty "gone" if they
attempt to interfere with the election.
The daily gazette., 1882-06-03

WHAT TIME there will be in counting
the ballots tonight if the Inspectors feel i'm.
PEELED to measure the size oieach ticket with
mathematical correctness.
The daily gazette., 1882-06-03

IT is SAID the Stalwart Republicans Of
Philadelphia are anxiously awaiting the re-
suit of toaday's election In this city and will
regard Republican victory as highly en-
.couraging to the StalWart prospects in
Pennsylvania. Senator Cameron expects a
Stalwart success here as a. reward for swig-
gett's appointment to the post Office. r'
The daily gazette., 1882-06-03

NIIv 1NrI1E Et75 Ut 1JU' I17sWE UIIOO
expect to have large excursion to Atlantic
City this season. Unusual preparations are
now being made to make the trip enjoyable
They will take with them the First Regiment
Band.
The daily gazette., 1882-06-03

The House of Representatives is still en-
gagged in struggling over contested seats.
The case of Lowe VS.. Wheeler is the one
now under consideration.
The daily gazette., 1882-06-03

Or COURSE THE hundreds Of strange
negroes now in the city are only here to "see
''their friends" But 1t win be just as well
for the inspectors and Democratic window
men to keep wary eye on them all the
same i "a
The daily gazette., 1882-06-03
An Extra .aGazette." !"

An extra edition Of the GAZETTE, con-
tanning the full result of the election, will
be issued tonight Immediately after the
votes in the various precincts are counted.