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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-10-18
MR.. WIN. WESTFALL.


Great age ani painful diselse ar, sad combination
Yet Mr.. William westfall. formerly of Rork Ci,,
duchess Co., n y. now o! Washington Hollow in IN
same county, came to the Office Dr. David Kennedy
the eminent Physician aud Surgeon of Roud1ut \ Y
some tune since, in condition to excite the sypatbv
% the mos eo'dhooded and hard hearted person in
.is world We say he care-he was. rather carred to
the Doctors Office for he was totally haIpIess aud
pore the weight Of 50 years besides lie had suffered
long from Eetentl of Urine aud had an the sym
toms OF an aggravated case calculus ,-miti ,ns in the
bladder The Gsual instrumental examination reveal
ed the presence IN the bladder Of urinary CT. ius of
uncommon sizA DE- Kennedy fraok'y told Mr. West
IAN taat' owing to his age aAl debility, all operation
was out OF the question, but that he could, by the
prescription of "kennedy's Favorite Remedy oretb
< with local treatment, make him comfortable and
leave MIN to live out all his days TIE oute4ln. of
SINS was that the patient enjoys cool health to this
day W
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-10-18

L'oS out for .parion, si,,.- am.
"- ,...,, are now /" aiceu u!on. They b,rs
d well finished covering # silver ,,. ",,.
'ei'y or thin. c"n- and can W., -,
d. -e'ied BY The ring. -" o' oe
i'Nii4'oAb AccDEST.-There yv,s
a''''ht on the st. Johnsbary and T,la
Ch'Inplain railroad, about a milo IN. nv
"O'co''' Saturday afternoon. A car ,yaa
'nfown from the track and five la,lie. NOR
OF less severely injured. Mrs. noltor or
i'ocneSIer' N. Y, aged n, sustained
severe scalp wounds and broken Gil
s IaD one was taken to St. Johnsbury.
mrs hent and her mother of Hard,yict
We're also injured but not seriously
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-10-18
SANDWICHES
IELICATE FEMALES.


Ire eN actions OF society, added to the cares Of
maternity and the household, have tested beyond
endurance the trail constitutions which have been
granted the majority Of women. To combat this
tendeney 10 premature decline, no remedy in the
"otl' s"ssess6s the nourishing and strengthening
prnrettc, MALT EITTERS. They enrich the
biool' perfect digestion, stimulate the liver and
Aihneys, arrest Lucrative weaknesses, an purify
anu Vltalhe every function of the female system.
tnll6mI
PERUVIAN SYRUP cures dyspepsia, General
Debility, Liver Complaint Boils, Humors, Chronic
oar hea' Nervous Affections, Female Complaints,
and an disc lses orislua ing in bad slate of the
blood. rmt,,i
Aii' he"l1eh. nausea, rising OF food, natulency,
seaS'eAness, cramps and pains, hystcrga, nervous
ness ldngu1r ann loss OF sleep call for prompt use
ofoANoso.tU's GINGER the delicious".
lm3sml. /
Who has not heard or been the recipient of ben =
ehts derived from using n II. Downs Elixir, .
never failing remedy for all diseases of the Throat,
Chest an Lungs. None are too poor to get cured
OF all bilious diseases by the use of Dr. Bakers
Mandrake Bitters, as they only cost p cents per
bottle As Eminent for horses, Henry 4 John.
Bruises and Lameness at once. fm3Gml.
When death was hourly expected all remedies
having failed, and DR.. II. JAMES was experimenting
with the many herbs of Calcuta, he accidentally
made prcpa alton which cured his only child OF
CONSUMPTION. HIS child is now IN thI- count,
trioyh. the best OF health. He has proved to the
world that COS >UMP ZION can be positively aut
permanently cured. rhc Iortor now gives IN,
{celpe free, only asking two threccent stamps 10
pay expenses. This herb also cures night-sweats
1au>e' at the stomach, and VIII break mp Il tres,
c iii N twenty-lour hours. ddress, CIR ADDOl Il
3D.. }! ;tG1 S., PhiArlelpeia, naming THIS
UpCr, mIwlG
CROUCH on RATS"
Clears out rats, mice, roaches flies, ants, bed.
bugs skunks, chipmunks, gophers. I5c Drug.
lists. lIvI
true strengthening medicine and hea lth re new
er is Browns Iron Bitters. 4Owl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-10-18

GOLD &. W
AM Ia Great chance to make money Those
EHH III who always take advantage of the
Hale ~ good chances for making money thai
3HUHH Nh areofered,g generally become wea thy
nEHWH III while those who do not improve slicG
uNHIEF chances remain in poverty We wan
" " III H many lieu women, boys and yirs
.;o, &c.,, work for us right in their own local.
s. Any one can do the work properly from the rs
sart Inc business will pay more than ten times or
ainary WAGES. Extensive outfit furnished free n
one VINO engages fails to make money rapidly You ca
devote your whole time to the work or only Won
spare moments Fun information and ali that i
needed sent free, Address STINsoY 4. o. pyrtiand
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-10-18
IRA CARR'S ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, District of Washington, IS
In Probate Court, held at Montpelier, in said
District on the 18th day of September A. d. 1889:
Allen Morse, administrator of the estate of Ira Carr
late of Calais i'll said district deceased presents his
administration account for examination and allowance
and makes appicatonlfor decree of distribution and
partition of the estate If said deceased:
Whoreuron, IT is ordered by said court that said
account and said application be referred to session
thereof to be held 1.-THE Probate Office in said Mont
peer on the 18TH day of October, A. Disc for hearing
notice hereof be given to all persons interested by
publication Of the same three weeks successfully III
the ,ireeu Mountain Freeman. newspaper published
at M9ntpeicr., previous to said time appointed for
hearing that they may appear at said time and place
and show cause, # any they may have, why said ac-
count should not be allowed and such decree made
By the Court-AAest
FS3% a, c. AVER1LL, Register.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-10-18
"tters tncaiied for Mt Montpelier, Vt. Posi-
ONCE, October Il, 1850

r. To obtain these letters persons must give the
above date.
LADIEs.-Alrs. Mary Chase, Susie A. French, Miss
Ella Foster, Mrs Jennie Page, Mrs Eva St Jonu Miss
Clara fhayer, Miss Emily taylor Miss L. M Luce,
care Austin Foster.
GENTLEMES.-H A. Daniels. Horace Edgerly, A. o.
Ireland II. y. Southgate, A. j. Woodbury..
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-10-18
READ THIS ADVERTISEMENT,

ADRIAN, Mich, Jan. 81, lS3e.
lave sold The goods many years lar d!they give
the best of satisfaction. We had an order for
| large bottles of Downs Elixir last week to lie sem
to Woodland, California.
j. r. BENNETT & Co., Druggists
| The goods referred to in foregoing letter are N
fl. Downs Vegetable Balsamic Elixir, DR.. Bakers
Mandrake Bitters, aud Henry & Jobuson's Arnfra
nd Oil Liniment. fmiOml
Demand it, and take no other iron preparation
except Browns Iron Bitters, 1t is the best
4lwl
All agree that handsome hair is one of beauty,s
indispensable elements. Ayers Hair Vigor main.
tanS 1t IN ir; Shncss, brightness and uxurance.
4lwl
Constipation, liver and kidney diseases are cured
by Browns Iron Biiters, which enrches the blood,
anu strengthens the whole system. 42wl
William Kimball of Barton ATTEMPTED suicide
last Friday morning by cutting his throat with A
pocket Lutte. He Inflicted bad wound but not
serious. Family trouble is supposed to he the
cause of til, deel,
DURHAM, Iowa, March ,, 1882,
Ayers sarsapara has cured me of the Inflam-
matory rheumatism, after cling troubled with the
disease for eight years.
W. NJ. MOORE,
The suit of the heirs against Mr.. Pusifer, execu-
Tor oil the Charles Allen estate, has now been set
tied, and the amount received, some SOL 900, has
been paid over. Ofthisisum Mr.. Beauclerk of this
town. gets $4,000, one fourth of which goes TO his
daughter, May F., niece of c. P. Allen, and Sarah
NJ (Ailen) Wade, sister, receives ,$27 500. This
Is sad 10 be the largest judgment ever recorded in
TINS county, [irasburgh Cor. of Monitor.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-10-18
"ROUGII on RATS,

Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies, ants, bed
bugs, skunks, chpmunks, gophers. l5c. Drug.
lists. lIyI
true strengthening medicine and hea lth re new
er is Browns Iron Bitters. 4Owl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-10-18

DURHAM, Iowa, March ,, 1882.
Ayers sarsaparilla has cured me of the Infam-
matory rheumatism, after being troubled with the
disease for eight years.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-10-18

"Gilderoy," in tho st. Louis Christian
Advocate, says that prohibition is taking
deep root in the minds and hearts of the
hest people of Mississippi. Our exchanges
indicate that this Is true in nearly every
section of the country.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-07
succsssIuu ASU.UDening.

The re-openirg OF the Sunday scnooi
rooms at Scott M. e Church on sun
dav was a successful and enjoyable
affair. Rev. T. L. Tompkinson preaGn-
ed in the morning to the dellght Oh inc
Tn the afternoon the Sunday School
rooms were crowded to their utmost
capacity. Addresses were = made 6S oy
Asbury and Union Sunday Schools
The music under the leadership OF D.
n Aldr.d was most excellent Every
body S was delighted. The rooms are
ADMIRED and praised by every one
The Rrm Of Baypard & Dawson with
a liberality equal to their enterprise
presented the Sunday School with
beautiful eight day clock The whole
cost Of rep ,iriug and refurpisning \
about $500 and no emba:rass NJ deb
is LETT.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-07
u.naasavu AROuIid.

tits positive certainty that some
Of the leaders of the Democratic party
that have been shouting the Ioudest
for honest elections, have been engage"
in circulating tax receipts to every
Tom, Dick and Harry that they cou''
preyail upon to take one. Some u VI,
officials in the party have leo on
in this disreputable, nefarious business.
Think Of 1t people of wilmington
party making all kinds of charges Oh
fraud against the Republican party
filing the city with imported repeSters'
furnished with tax receipts roaruine
houses and Democratic tickets. Ihahk
fortune. owing to the vigilance ol d
watchful police, some of these sooun-
ldrels brought here to debauch the oal,
lot box, were promptly arresIed anu
Hooked up as soon as they arrived anu
lothers will be so badly scared that 1heS
will not dare attempt TO VOTE 1h'
cowardly Eluiscreapts were 30 scaIe'
when they were arrested that they u's
} closed the names of the parties " no lui
8 nished them with tax receipts, ana
: Justice is done, several city and count
o officials will be under bonds for thel
e appearance before The courts instead
I performing the duties Of the offices the
IS have disgraced. A pretty party
d honesty indeed
Daily Republican., 1882-11-07

EVERY time a name is spelled wrong
in the assessment and in the tax uu-
plicates, u Republican is struck The
names of hundreds of Republicans are
spelled wrong and the Republican ls
quickly told that he cannot have his
receipt. Is it not little strange that
the names OF no Democrats are spelleu
wrong? How is this? If there are no
mistakes in Democratic names, 1t Is
evident that the eopyists Tor the CLERK
of the Peace must wllfuily have spelled
the names of Republicans wrong. IL
mistakes are made in both, then their
collectors do not bubble over RepnbIi-
can names. Either Clerk Cochran's
copyists, wiltulIy made mistakes in
Republican names only, or the collec-
tors object onlys.and quibble over Rt
publican names. Which is 1t? TGert
lis shameful onesidedness and UNFAIR
ness somewhere. This is another pbas'
of Senator Bayard's clean:cut tax col
lection laws.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-07


SprppED Up BY the Republicans the
Democrats have been compelled 'ol
make some milk and water PROMISES u
reform. They have said more aDou
reform during this campaign than they
have ever said before during their
+birty years of power in the State hau
the Republicans not taken the high
stand they did for needed reforms Inc
Democrats would have said no'nlIs
about them, and their platform "ouIo
a. usual have been made up OF gilIIer
ing generalitles. When the hePupil-
can State convention sounded the Key
Dote of equal representation, the Demo-
crats came half way and promised lu
craased representation. When th
Republicans promised better and more
scbools for all the children, the Demo
crats promised an improvement ln In'
school system, but coupled it win Inc
false, lying charge that the Republicans
meant to give mixed schools 10 inc
people. Other promised reforms Oy tnt
Ranublicans have been adopted by the
Democrats. Whatever party is sue
cessful, the people have plenty OF re
forms promised. Even should 'h'
Democl ats be successful and carry ou
all the reforms they have PROMISED TN
Republican party will be entitled to IN
credit, for it took the initiative and U
Aecure success the Democrats wer
compelled to fellow. The insincerit:
of the latter may well be doubted
Having been in power continuously TO
thirty years without making any effor
to Sive the people equal representation
their extorted promises now ava
nothing, though TO keep themselves
power they may make some edvanc
II they are elected, which we do nj
believe they will be, let the peop
watch and see how they carry out the
DTOmises.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-07
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER T. 'SSs,
TheIssuo TO-Das.

Nothing that wa eau say "O 'Ai'
bour in tho way of argument can nS
anv effect upon the popular mlnu' ~
the time this paper reaches its reaue
the voting will be over, the die VIII, W
Dast and only the counting OF tne va
lots will remain to be PerioF"eu W
zbow whether Delaware still rehi" ~
io;nad To her idols OF Bourbon Dem"c'
roov or whether she has concluded W
choose the other and more lloerSl Siuo
IN the contest which ends To-Day A'
ave o'clock this evening either on"i i0
@. stockley or Albert Curry ooSn soOa
c;t;zens of Sussex County, "lA n"''
Lnor eIscted Governor of the StSVe;
>wba,ber Charles Il. Lore, Esq u
Washington Hastings shall nave 'oon
elected to Congress- whether the Legls
Iatpre is to trudge along in the olo ru'S
of Democracy or whether ReIuOhcanS
shall make the laws; whether Furnai
T,vnch or James Martin shall 10 0"0' .
;F and whether David H. WingAte of
Er.rk E. Smith shall fill the respons'-
h,a office Of Coroner. Though we ha'0
Iobored hard for the election OF the NJ
publicau ticket, ii we are disappo'nOeO
this time it will benothing new Ane
Republicaps of Delaware are sco"S'o"
ID 70 the drudgery and darkness ol
Democ,atic bondage, and they can
.+ord If if the Democrats can Int
Domocrats have ruled the State lo'
tbirty years and though not with pfo
5erce and wisdom at times ma''e's
canpot be much worse If they continue
10 rule it awhile longer. But Will lit
Democrats carry Delaware %-'AS
That is for the free and Independent
voters 10 say and to give them a cA"he'
IN decide this election is held Inc HI"
iority fairly expressed will be Seq u'eSee'
;D If the Republicans have trlumpp
ed it will be the comDencemen' Vi O0'
tar days for Delaware. Eepuo'lo"'
Dromises have not been made only u
he broken, When they promised I'LL
ueonle in their State Convention "
Give them fair and equal representation
thev meant to do exactly what the!
naid, and they meant to carry oU
avery reform promised. Better "n'
more schools would be provided LOT q
Che children of the State, but schoo'
6or black and white separate "A o'"'
Convention would be called TO reior'
the laws of the State that have Oooon
obsolete and worn out and Ihose IN
are now perverted to tyraD'21 ana III
franchise the people.
District repr esentation in the Leg
lature and the Levy Courts "ouiu
provided for, and tenure OF lie on'
for the judiciary Would he aooIi"he
If the Republican party IS success,
,o-dav in electing a majority OF u
Legislature these will be some .,
Fruits of the victory. TIE people
Delaware will make great mistake
they do not make a change ID ino g.
ernm.pt of the State. The change
he made if the people but Ior
ment bsfore voting think calmly ON
the issues involved before casting tn
votes, without the lnterV'hVloh Vi
litiCal demagogueS'
Daily Republican., 1882-11-07

THE REPEATERs sent down fTOm
Philadelphia and up from Baltimore to
help the Democrats through to-day in
Wilmington, sadly missed the Old ia
miliar Democratic police force when
thew got off The cars at the depot. Those
ot the old force who before met them
with friendly smiles, tax receipts, tick
cts, carriages and boarding houses,
were not on hand yesterday and last
night, Their occupation as policemen
was gone and some OF them are Demo
cratic inspectors Of elections. Ii Is
true they were met by policemen IL
blue and brass, but instead OF smiles a
troWp instead of friendly grasp OF th'
hand a grip that told them they Wer'
prisoners. Things have changed lit
tie in Wilmington, as some of these IT
heaters have already found out, and a
some Democratic officials may find ou
before they are out of the woods
Daily Republican., 1882-11-07
PHILaD ELPHIA, WILMINGTON
AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD
OCTOBER 9TH, 1882.

Trains will leave wilmington Ss follows
EnT Phiiadelphia and intermediate sts
tions, e.bb, 90, 1881 A. M; 40, 4 '.'O' "O0
r. PpMSit,adslpb,a Mt toxpress). 2. 2 IS, $50. ~.
Az q Q 81 . IS, llb3 "a. NJ; l2.lt, 400, e'l7'
o.l0, e.3s, T.ze p. M. m Az o6s II "a
A M: sI9,HS, 1853, $50, 6l7, ,6,Ss 7.2o +; ~ M
baltimore and intermediate Stations L'O'
II, 10 20 A. M, and 800 +; M.
baltimore and bay Line, o.bI r. M' oos
baiamore and Washington, la, ol SO
oI?A' Pa M; 100 II 90, 8 o. o.67, ne4 +, N;
RaitImore only, O6, 900 A. NJ; l9." ana
ID. ,,,--,.,o,, ,oova for.
New Uastie, 800. $40 A. M; l'O0' wv VA
Eau,npton MI and intermediate stations ".lU
A M; Go, 6.2b p. M. .,- an
Deimar ain and intermediate stations, S~ A.
M; l.06 p. Nj.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-07

LAGGARD REPUBLICANS who made
no effort to get assessed when the o7'
portunity was given though the plan
was difficult, are now wishing they had
attended to that duty even if they had
lost a day In doing so. But it is
too late now. We hope they will learn
a useful lesson for the future.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-07

THE EARLY issues of the REPUBLI-
CAN will no doubt reach quite num-
Der this afternoon who have not at that
time voted. Let its arrival remind
you Republican voter of your duty and
remember you cannot vote after
o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-07

POLK and Fly-speck will have their
innings on Thursday. This is the peo-
ple's day " hen Republicans, Dem ocrats'
Greenbackers, preletariatS and all are
executing the sovereign will Of free
men,
Daily Republican., 1882-11-07

WE thought Lawrence V. Davis, OF
East St. Georges, who was elected in
spector of that district by a hy-speck'
was too honest to accept the Office un'
der the circumstances. We were mis-
taken that is all.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-07

THIS IS the day when "prolelariats"
are sovereigns in spite Of Mr.. Bates
animosity and contempt for them
sPrOlelariatS" should remember Mr..
Bates.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-07

THE Polk and Fly-speck canvaSsing
Board is held as Threatened terror
over tho hesds of the Republicans II
thew dare to poll a full vote and should
pive a little larger majority than the
democrats think they ought to nave
Rapublicsns, never mind this threat
Roll up your majo-idps. Thursday
will be time enough to look atteE I'M
Hy-speckers.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-07

PAPER CARRIERs--letter carriers
tax receipt carriers. Boys at the pa
Der offices compose the first, the faith
ful few. dressed in mixed blue and gray
at the post office compose the second
and the third, well ask: William ID
Brady and William Baretord, both
Democratic county officials. Perhaps
thew know who compose the latter
class.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-07

NoRnINANCE TO AMEND AN Or
"a nNaNOE ENTITLED AN okDlN'
NOE PRI ,VIDlNCf FOR IhE PLhClEH
nv nAN(lER SIGNALS Anu SAnES SAaI,iS
GukRpSa upon THE SHEETS oF inns
UITY. wu-
he It ordsined by the City Council OF VIII
mington;
SRcuoS 1, That section OF an oIninSnoe n Ts'nn
entitled an ordinance ProVidlnR Ior the ,,nn ,aH
ing OF Danger Signals an1 Saass ~ ,he same ia
the Streets Of this City, "be and 'nS " soiS
heTeey amended by striking out al OF Ssho sho
nsa,tnyn affeT tho word accident" IN the
tSsI M line thereof and In lieu thereoi lnSelS ~
| the words following {! wit: "an1 " sh%t nnor
the ,dutg Of tho Street Commissioner ,ilRbIa HRI
information being given G nlm Dy az %I Sontiactor
| hesIneglected or refused 30 place such ill Gan
! ,or siynsls and safeguards where tn,5 EulL EuL
ssvss rSnuires the same to be placed Dy sucn
lNuilder or contractor, TO, Wltuout uei"y; ~
tify such builder or contractor 10 Inl ~ s%So
l ly comply with the inu reqult1etSr 1a ,urtSsr rail.
loro anoe; and in the event o. IuIthe, ,,sa
vre on neglect of any such builder OF eo9'ts sG
tor n ncomply with the requirements oI thls @
loydinanc.' after having r, ceived de h0uG"
Srom the Street Commissioner as aoIeealo aoaa
IL shall be tho duty Of the street CohIse,tV,
or TO lodge inl0rlGatlon atoIotsd o. saHS ,he nro
1fsions Of this ordinance, without ceiayL "
,ha Mayor az the city; whose duty II sbali "
To brluS the party so cemp'alneu VI po, a,i
him for trial for the violation OF inc mHN, iu,
sion Of this ordinance; and upon conv'c,lOn
the The party SO offending shall forfeit ana pay
iS Sru, o. ?, All ordinsnces and parts Of orc IN IN
anoes inconsistent herewith are heieoy 10
Ppasss.d at tho City Hall, Wilmington, Dela
ware November 2, A. -, 1857.
"~f0' A>V'' HENRY q. CONRAD.
president Of City Council
Attest; Il, q. TRAIN, OleIk Of oity CS9ncl
Daily Republican., 1882-11-07
NEW FALL DRY VI|
Al
VAIN NWRIGH1'
NO. 3l2 MARKET SIA|

We have Jus, TO- CpsoISIdt ssII tIsa. SSI Viia stiSI
nSw nStstsS STVS' . splendid aSIC,tnsls1 S.t1Is IA
Ee Enttip IS In navy blue, IDI2 DTCPI''s q 'siI
net blacE, ETC., for o. HH'"' v"
Sl.2S q yard ii, ns extendWt
we have them in black SN1
pFBfSISS; BISck and colore oas1SSIp q Ds01S
rongiHR Dn from No o.l 70 c'I
Black Oashmere' iOt ON
cents. .,s,n immense
a.S Q, 10 and l212 cen"
in all cO'ors. ,or lsdis1,
children from from ~ ~ cfstSsS:l sst'1 Ss -, ,
Prints, II, tSs cnsW new an and pretty d,''EES E
Superior Qul ti6S i6n,It,,S HVs CsInl
pSuS pSSts q ward. sent to sO'
press Ia. 81 IssSiR, ISsS.IRsSsls Ss R'1iiIi j i 'l'N
.IL' m1M,SD mems at i " prices '0o,lr d
We will continue ,oW USt PriceI dltiI
Goods at extremely low low Ptru.ling '
k1,n unlIC IA
prsciato our q or GrI' sOd sOd liberal
az heretofore: ..0,l IN stop Sfoun'
Daily Republican., 1882-11-07

Oh NO, Morning News, not pair OF
crows, that is too much "croW'
Coons: that is what they were, q pail
of coons.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-07
W,ra.S.T L.die. BATS.

Birds In vases and birds Jn branches
at The great Bird Emporium Of W. b.
Wood, 204 East Third street.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-07
..nNnAY TRAINS.

SUNDAY THAINN'
Philadelphia and intermediGts stauQnN
q n a M. I2 noon: $50, T3O, 96b I. M.
PhiladeIphla and New YORK, zoO, 1'|
M; t.l7, 63s, 726 7. M, ,.n ana
baltimore and Washin tton, Las' S os a M
FoT turther information, passengers are TO
t.Iret to the timetables posted al ne station'
'rrstns marked thus ~ are limlted eA'
nrt as upon wili,h extra faro is charged:
CHAS \. PUaH, ). n. mSOnt IInnt
General Manager. General FSSSSnse' AsoN'