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Semi-weekly interior journal., 1882-12-15
LINCOLN COUNTY.


Peacock is opening another stunning
display of Christmas goods. Come quick
and select
The Hustonville Mill Co. is getting
fearfully in earnest. l understand a new
contract with builders has been made. A
number Of hands will be put upon the
work forthwith, and it is to be pushed for
ward with the utmost rapidity.
Geo. d. Westherford and DR.. Boyle, Of
Danville, paid our village a flying visit
Tuesday. Indications are that the former
is making preparations to resume the hotel
business here in the house which he recent
ly purchased, known as the Powell House.
Those Of your readers who spent the
Summer at Cumberland Falls, the Elysi-
um Of lovers, will be interested 10 learn
that cards have been Issued announcing
the marriage Of Mr.W. NJ. Vaughn to the
beautiful and sprightly Miss Angie B. Grin
stead, of Louisville, which came off Wed.
nesday 18th inst. Soc Owens is candi.
date for godfather, whenever such funct-
ionary shall be needed.
There was an ARRAY at saw-mill here
Tuesday, in which the irrepressible Jerry
Hughes was, as usual, participant. The
case seems to be about thus; Jerry was act
ing as fireman in Jones' Mill. He was
with 100 pounds Of steam, when
Norris. the sawyer, demonstrated against
the dangerous amount of power. Jerry
swore it suited him and should be kept up.
Mr.. Norris was proceeding to blow of the
steam which led to a scufiie in which Jerry
struck him with handspike, breaking one
,f the bones of his forearm.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1882-12-15

KENTUCKY will have two candid
stes for Speaker in the field and unless
some compromise is effected, Randall,
Of Pennsylvania, will warm the chair
Of that officer IN the next session Of
Congress. Joe Blackburn thinks
that as he came within nine votes Of
beating Randall before and as he fail.
ed to give him the chairmanship Of
any important committee, contrary 10
usage and precedent, and considering
the fact that he has done nothing to
forfeit the good will of the country,
he has peculiar claims on the chair
which Carlisle has ignored by failing
or refusing to consult him, and that
he is in honor bound to make the
race. When asked il he entertained
the same views on the tariff that Car
Isle does, he replied, "not exactly.
Mr.. Carlisle voted TO repeal the bill
favoring abolishing the tax on tobac-
co. Mr.. Morrison was the only dem
ocrat on the committee who opposed
the report abolishing the tobacco tax.
] am opposed to the abolition Of the
tax on whisky and tobacco, or on any
Of the luxuries Of life. In fact, / be-
lieve that the Kelley gang are trying
TO inveigle the democrats into trap.
/ shall oppose any and all tinkering
with the internal revenue until the
tariff is revised" Mr.. B. further
says that if elected Mr.. Carlisle is too
amiable a man 10 have an atom of
aggressiveness in the body and would
therefore be an obstacle to his party.
The trouble is Joe is too aggressive
and if elected the probability is that
he would soon get his party into
trouble. We admire Mr.. Blackburn
for many reasons but he is most too
hot-headed for a position which re.
quires so much coolness and balance
as the Speakership of the National
House. However, itis-nearly year
unless the president convenes that
body in extra session, before the elec.
ton and many things may occur In
that time TO settle the question as to
who is entitled to the honor or whose
pole is the longest to knock the per-
simmons.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1882-12-15

Cazy, Ian account Of which was given in
the last issue.) Somebody certainly did the
killing, and whatever the circumstances
connected with it may be, it is the duty
Of the officers to have an investigation. II
we would keep the good name that our
county has won for herself. in the last few
years, we must have close and strict in
vestigations OF such affairs as this. II
there was just cause for the killing let's
give the suspected an opportunity Of show :
ing il, il not, let the guilty be brought to
justice.
The examining trial of c. w. Swee-
ney, E. d. Bishop, John Mars, w. p.
Barlow, Clay Hamilton and Sam Roth
well, charged with intimidating one Sam
Farris, of color, at the November election,
IAN account Of the arresling Of whom was
given in this paper), begins to-day before
United States Com'r. VIM. Herndon, at
this place. Mr.. Herndon, though repub-
lican, is a very fair.minded gentleman, and
stands high in the estimation Of his sssooi-
ate members Of the bar and the business
men Of the town and county generally. 1t
is hoped and believed by the leading demo-
Gratis here, that he will not countenance
any such procedure, but will dismiss the
warrants sgainst the gentlemen. The trial
will probably continue several days, as
there are great many witnesses to be ex-
amined.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1882-12-15

The Lexington Transcript says that
since he has been in office Gov. Black
burn has issued to Fayette county
law-breakers 1877 pardons, Of which
49 were to faro.bank dealers whose
fines aggregated s24,5OO. The Her.
aid says that out of 3O1 convictions in
Madison county since Blackburn's in
duction to Office he has pardoned 145.
Taking the average of these two
counties, which is III and multiply.
ing it by III, the number of counties
in the State, we find that the grand
total of pardons issued by the old i'm
beetle is 2O,OO7, which we suppose is
not estimating it too highly. Figur-
ing still further, we will multiply the
last number by 50 and we have s4O,-
OLA which amount the assistant Sec
retary has gotten for issuing pardons
slone, for pardons are spot cash-no
pay no pardon. Such being the state
of the case, is there any wonder that
lawlessness is continually increasing
in the State and that mobs endeavor
to mete out that Justice that the law
is powerless, with such an executive
to interpose, to enforceS
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1882-12-15
B. K. WEAREN, ,
UNDERTAKER,
-AND-
Dealer in Furniture,
MAIN ST, STANFORD.

Has just received fall line ofPArlor suites. Cham
bcr suites. cheap Beds, Bureaus Wash Stands.
best Cotton Mattresses, Lamp stand. Corner
Brackets. Cent Tables. Extension Ta-
bles, Extension Tables, PArlor Chairs, Din
Ing chsirs. &e. also keep constantly on hand
A full line Of RObes. shr5uds. COINS aud CAskets
ALSO keep on hand the oelebrsted B,yd Burglar
Proof Grave Vault. guaranteed 10 be perfect pro
lection from vermlne grOund bore. .sOPher., damp
ness aud burglars.
sell AT figures that cannot be bezten. Call and
see me. Orders by telegraph promptly attended TO
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1882-12-15

LANCASTER, Dec. l4.-The trials Of @.
w. Sweeney and others resulted In their
being held 10 appear at Frankfort January
And next. West.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1882-12-15

A DISEASE known as the black.
tongue is playing havoc with the dogs
OF Winchester, and they are being
hauled 10 the bOne-yard by the cart
load. Let us pray that the epidemic
may spread ill every worthless yelper
is taken 10 that bourne from whence, DC.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1882-12-15
MANUFACTURERS
-VIHE AHD nAsIEE-
INSURANCE COMPANY,

Capitsl $500 600 surplua s555 62sSii total assets,
o. .oo5.e2s.sl. ROBT. KINNAInD, AgL,
iO2-im Lancaster, Kentucky.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1882-12-15

This is one Of the Largest Stocks
that we have ever had, and in it will
be found many new and desirable
goods. We invite the public general
ly to come and inspect our goods and
learn prices before buying elsewhere.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1882-12-15
LANCASTER ADvERrIsEMEsTs.
H. O. KAUFMAN,
ATTORNEY At LAW,

Master Commissioner GaTrard Cireuit Court, viii
practice In all the Courts Of 0arrard and adjoining
counties and Ia the Court Of Appeals
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1882-12-15

THE Sunday Argus wants the Gov
ernor TO call an extra session of the
Legislature 10 authorize the removal
of the case of Neal and Craft from
their section of the State altogether
and fix its trial at Louisville or some
other place remote from the scene Of
the frightful crime with which they
are accused. 1t figures that if the
Governor calls out all the State troops
to protect the fiends as he has said he
would, the trial will cost the State
$4,000, whereas a session of the
Legislature could be had for less than
$4,000. We hardly believe that
either extreme will be necessary. The
mob spirit, when it realizes the dan
gers of an attack on the State troops
and remembers that they mean busi-
ness when they open fire, is not apt to
be greatly developed, nor is it proba.
BILE that second attempt will be made
to take the prisoners whether or no
foom the troops. The misguided peo-
pie who made the last attempt only
did so when fully convinced that they
would not be resisted to a bitter end.
The Louisville Post has an article
in rerly 10 one in the COUrier-JOurnal
on the tariff question, which, barring
the everlasting abuse of Mr.. Waiter.
son, which has grown disgusting, is a
sensible and well considered one. The
Post is not "tarif for revenue only"
advocate but takes the more popular
and we believe the better position, that
the tariff should be revised and so
laid as 10 give encouragement and
protection to those Of our manufact-
urers which need them most.
A DISEASE known as the black
tongue is playing havoc with the dogs
OF Winchester, and they are being
hauled 10 the bone-yard by the cart
-. fha2 lka anfAas..aa |
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
The News th. Is CornerS /!

SPecial--Our eight dollar
.Overcoat stJci, has been re-
plenished al d a new style
ado cd. Noting cancompare
with them for price and quail
ity.
Later-Some new Ulster
cites and Lorne Overcoats
at twelve dollars and fifty
cents. Buyers say 1--WE do
not see how they can be pro-
duced for so small a sum OF
money"
Latest Dispatch-The six
teen dollar Fur Beaver Over
coat is just what you want to
keep you warm these days.
The farmers and men out in
the cold ere buying this if
Ithty want something better
than the first ramec.
Still Late, Despatch-Our
stock is we'll filed and prices
low in every department;and
we have not forgotten the
boys or the children, and
mean they, too, shall be kept
warm. Overcoat and Suits
that will please you and
make hem laugh to know
They can be fitted SO nicely
at such a low price.
Very Latest Despatch
December must record our
largest salesever made. Our
stock will allow us 10 do it;
our prices will lead buyers to
make 1t and our mutual CO.
loperatlon will make it bene-
|Ecial to both, and we will
secure you as our permanent
customers.
! Our special invitation to1
you to come to day and see
our stock.
Yours Truly,
TNO. w. DIETENDoRF u Co.
inovlO. Fourth and Market:su.
u Wilmington Clothing House
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18

good is worth having, even at what it
costs. A great deal has to be paid for
ID, no doubt. But unless In morbid and
transient moods you would not wish to
have done without 1t.
Therefore, instead of moaning over
days past, with their opportunities
missed and their idiotic sayings and
doipgs, we shall all set ourselves to do
tho best We eau in the days which yet
remain. And If there be blots on the
page which can never be rubbed ont
where we are, there is the supreme con-
ISOLATION that some day we may hope to
turn over quite new leaf and to make
quite fresh start, far away.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
THE BEAUTY OF AUTUMN

Mild as the glanoes OF ANGEL eye,
Soft rs the kisses OF iirsy-born love,
Down through the blaze Of these autu mi
skies
Comes the glad sunshine from realms above
Bea utiful pictures It sketoheth now,
Touched with the g,osIng hues Of old,
Painting the valley a6d mOuaJein's brow
Over with purple and red and gold.
Whispers Of bonGty the spirit fills,
Tales Of q land that tadeth never,
Sunsh ne that giIdeth the beautiful hills
Just over the banks OF a crystal river.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
LndInn. It's Inst Lovely.

A pateEt "Rough on Rata" iron hold
or, 10c: beautiful transparent PLAGUE
Sc. comic chrome, Household trou-
bles, 13x21, 10 ;. q set large size scrap
hook cards, finely colored, &c. sheet
"ROugh on Rats" MUSIC, with song
and ehorus, DC the "Sea Side Sibyl,"
a fortune teller In verse, filled with
comic illustrations aud JOKES, 90. All
post paid on receipt of 20c.
L. s. WELLS, jersey City, N. J.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
nsn,n Of Cnr,s,iau Messrck

Mr.. Christian Messick, who has been
i'll for some time with tubericular dis
ease of the lungs, died last evening at
his residence, No 90 East Sixth street,
Mr.. Messick was born in Baden, Ger
many, and came to this country when
he was about 10 years of age and fol
lowed the trade of a cabinet maker. He
afterward opened grocery store, and
some years ago relinguished that and
engaged exclusively in the commission
business, in which he was very success
full.
A year or two ago the deceased had
severe attack Of pneumonia, from
which he never fully recovered. About
three months ago he contracted a So
we're cold, and has been confined to the
house ever since. He was attended by
Drs. Maull, Brown and TomlinSOn bN'
the disease which lad fully settled or
his lungs baffled all their skill, and he
continued to grow worse until las
evening when death ensued.
Mr.. MessiCk was 90 years of age, anC
has resided in this city about 40 years
He was we'll known and highly re
spected, and proverbially honest in al
his dealings,
He leaves q widow, two sons ant
one dauL hter.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18

,--,sIIE ECHEAP-SIX NEW ShNEE
r0R shiJiib ~ bopses, substantially built with
roou oSe,n Su improvements. Also three
aths mSuSSin, ny Sn,,so. North East cor. 9th and
pJ brl9s ,,rSst rSs would make = good lcca.
lsDDaraa ranSinsss sH, Terms to suit purchasers.
ipply 10 ihV'A" nolSu
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18

s,r,r-TBE NEW HOUSE, lGi5 55
LNOR IA sAia, rooms, front porch; hot ana %
\ fiaT Tand nd glf, gSe ixMres com tielG' ~
Sd wlter ntiSs. aIg lower story and bath toom
Snibe HahtSS'' Tor sale alta bargain, only a
,stly pape,ytIo of cas required. A. ply to A.
%pll sme,anISS Il BRO, Painters and faper
EJACkssH,n,ia and shipiey sta. del4ift
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18

-, ssAI,E-THE HOrEL PROPERLY
NOh 10 Ninth Ward CITY Of Wilmtngton,
d 10 Wy tbe vi lage Inn, with backs 4 lth
lleEGi Gi,sbIes q and sneddiI on larso iOs Sg q,
rind' ,riv Ne TO EVANS PENNINGTON,
kn hPp' Eighth and kiog Streots'
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
FER SALE

.,Is-A VALUABLE FAhM'
TOR SANS, sAs1ing rs &C .es, good buildln,ss, bI,s1
c0ntal,nla..sss n tnia city, railroad station
SBIn - .n m''Tbe The above prYeTty wli' pag p !,
6c price lice .sf ssS'd rSr 1lF further Fl i:
l,nahOn plPS " del5u
~ .rset, -..-------.--.-
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
RLECTION NOTICE.

UIuIO HUN -NUITOE.
" FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
=. WILMINGTON, DRL., Dec. ., 1852.
heeting Of the Stockholders Of this Bank
VII eheld at the Banking House, on Pues-
Gay the 9th day of January, 1853, between
hs hours Of 2 and 1 O'Clock, p, m, for the
purpose of electing mine stockholders to serve
directors the ensuing year.
desu GEO. d, ARMSTRONG. Cashier.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
NOTICE.

n NOT'OA
Ihe Co.partnership heretofore existing be-
tEsen Charles y. Oleland and James ID:
shoemaker, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. All persons having claims against
IWhO are tndeb ed to said trm are requested d
0Ieitle with Charles s. Oleland, who. will
SSontnue the Ice and Goal business under the
aim name Of y. y. CLELAND,
WlLMIEGToN, DEL Dec l6, 1882. d 5'St
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
DR. SIMMs
VEaETABLELlVER PILLS,
THE PERFECTION OF PILLS,

MANKIND,S FAVORITE PILLS
The most famous liver medicine on earth.
No Dripping, Sickness or Weakness attend
their operation. They do not leave the bOwels
costive. They tone and strengthen the Liver,
and act on the kidneys, stomach and skin,
curing liver complaint sick headache, Rcu'
ralgia, blIiOusness, pain In the sides or back
pains in the bowels, kidneys or bladder, etc
Very valuable in dyspepsia, malarial fever OF
dumb ague, chills and lever, general weak:
for weakly females as an assistant to keep the
system healthy. They are endorsed and re-
commended by thousands as the incest, pur
gative and splendid liver medicine. Elegant
iy sugar coated, 70 cents; family boxes, IN
one, $l. Sent by mail. Sold by leading deal
ers In medicines. Main depot Fourth and
King streets, Wilmington, Eel, and 6O2 Arch
street PHILADELPHIA. noV22.u
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
"COFFFE. Coffee
TONS CT COFFEE.

Over 7 tons of choice Rio,
Laguayra, Maracaibo and
Java coffees Just received.
Also another large invoice
of our 50 and 90 cent Teas
New Crop.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
NoTlCE.-ELkurION.

NAT.BkEK WILMINGToN d BRAHDYwINB,
WILMINGTON, december 0, 1882. s
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
Ns bank will be held at the banking house
Sa tuesday, January Q, 1868, between the
s aCars Of and 4 O'Clock, p. N. for the purpose
HehOOsinV nine Dir ctOrs to serve the emu.
lag year. o. NOWL AND, Cashier. dlS-u
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18

- eaT,E OR RENT -- A SMALL
LNOk =, Mill and dwelling, neas Ceclltor,
II gs,,v Md; will be sold on accOmoda-
Cecil Uo"H osa ~ a good miller. Possession given
pg tsIms Jay nf January, 1883. Inquire OF
D DE hi'' WY JOHN B. LEWIS.
, Sc, cor 7th and Marset sts.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18

nURIIO SALE.-WlLL BE SOLD AT
il SIiGhGm & Sons Auction Room, on
Wednesday morning Dec. 20, at L II o'clock,
pair o. good work mules, also ton OF good
hay in bales, sold by the bale. II the DAY
proves stormy will sell on following Wednes-
day, IL. W. STIDHAM L Son. Aucts. dloSt
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
AT
JOHN WANAMAKER'S
PHILADELPHIA.
Monday:


So far we have got on
successfully with more peo-
pie than were eveg in the
store tefcre. Parts have
been overcrowded now and
theI ; but there has been lit
tie discomfort. We shall
try to arrange from day to
day TO distribute buyers as
evenly as we can, so that all
who come may find COM
Portable room. We know
of only one way to manage
a crowd;to scatter the things
it wants to buy.
Handkerchiefs and laces,
both, must have more room.
Ladies' handkerChletS, span
ish fchus, Spanish, null and
silk ties, and other articles
that 60 with laces, are on
two long counters, next the
south wall of the main build
ing.
JOHN wANAMAKER.
Towards the south east corner.
News in Christmas cards
Tomorrow.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
South of Thirteenth street entrance.
This may help you to be
quicker at the handkerchiets.
No danger OF buying cotton
and linen mixtures here, We
Ehav'n't one in the store.
Take no thought on that
Ipolnt.
The same on the table
linens. We never have any
cotton and linen mixtures
at any of these linen coun
tiers.
| JOHN WANAMAKER.
Outer circle, south west from center.
But, when you come tC
blankets, some are woodland
some are cotton and wool
You can always find Out
which are which by asking,
if you cant tell by the looks
A cotton warp in a blanket
is no cheat. The wool gives
t the warmth; the cotton hold:
, the wool together. In the
lower grades OF blanket:
, cotton warp is quite as dur
able as wool. Only in very
fine blankets is cotton a re-
proach.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Beyond outer circle, southwest tror
center.
If everybody knew of ou
! coIored silk selling at seven
ty cents a yard, there'd b
too many people there. Won
der if we'd better say any
thing about 'em till afte
3 Christmas.
Remnants of satin for do,
/ dresses, fifty and IS cents
!; yard; PLAIN and damass
satin.
JOHN WANAMAKER
d Next outer circle, south entrance
main building.
I We quicken sales c
j. dress goods by cutting int
b dress patterns. You can Sc
: hundreds Of styles alread
tied up, but open to be loo<
7 ed at. They are marked, s.
much for the dress pattern
. and the pri> es are exactl
the same as by the yard.
S'Si Ii we say little about dres
y goods and silks now, it l
bs cause you know subslan
TALLY all about them, and W
: need your attention NOR
upon other things.
y JOHN WANAMAKER.
East and south from center.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
MULTIPLICATION,

! UNION Natl NAL BANK,
~ WILMINGTON, DRL., Zee. o, 1852.
Inc Annual Election for nino Directors,
sll be held at the Banking House, on Tues.
S Ie hours Of 2 and o clock 10 the afternoon.
UeOti JOHN PEOPLES, Oashier.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18

NoIIoE 10
DELiN QUENTS FOR COUNTY TAXES
I0RTHE y EAR lSs2,iN WILMINGTON
HUNDRED.
Ali persons who have not yet paid County
hIes on property TOR tn year 1882, are hereby
nOtlhed Ihatuuless they pay during the pres
nt month. The amounts due will be collect
Hby legal process and the costa attached.
WILLIAM KYNE,
Collector Northern District.
g. H. y. BEDFORD,
dec9u Collector Southern District
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
NOTICE.

NOTICE
,hy health having failed me 80 that l am
10y able to attend to business, desire to
~ out my entire stock OF groceries, produce
sld fixtures at 1OS W est Eighth street, go cd
lTycativn and cheap rent. For further partic'
usn apply at .23 Shipley 81
deClSjtf II. b. CONWELL.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18

TROCERIES - During the Christmas
" Holidays we will sell at the followlngS
low prices:
aBs ininceneat 25c. 8bs new dr.. apples 26c.
apple butter Csc. good "io coffee 26c.
8 new prunes 4bc. 2oans BAKERS corn Eec'
8 new currarts 26c. "a bs new raisins 25c &.
Golden drips Molasses, 2Oc. Honey Drips l6e.
Silver drips l2c. New crop N. o. Mol. zoe.
Flour 211% 4, and ~ per h. We will sell for
S6. o cash barrel Of good 6ne fam ly fiCur,so
you take 30 risk, We keep only standard
brands of -four. Teas, go, 81, 81 and 8 Q. Our
400 extra is excellent. Our soc. is equal to
what some other stores sell at % and 80 cts.
Our assortment Of goods is equal to any other
store In the city. Jellies and preserves Of all
sorts Pine early rose potatoes, 80 cents per
bushel Gall once and be convinced.
P.J. FOKp, Front Il Madison sts.
deAtf Front Il Maryland Ave,
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18

~ r. MONEY, BOARDING, G,sALEAN
| rs. exoh lnge stables between etn ana Itn
Monros and Adams. Boarding .reasSnsIDlS .SI ~
| Also stalls for rent, V1~
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18

30 head of tirst.class mules, together with
all their harness; 4 large wagons, one ~
brown mare 8 cal Is Al harness, one .ASA
moving II acRino The above stock Is ali first
class, and to he positively sold, as the oWner'
have no further Sc toT them, the railroad V
their mill being now complete.
TKRMs:-All sum OF dtty dollars and les
ca,h, on all sums ov or that amount q credit
Of months will to gwen by the purchaser
giving ban Snble note with approved endor
ser. JESSUP n MOORE Paper Go.
l.. W. Ssidham x Son Auot. dec6'tsdAW
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18

DR. KIAiEE'S CHEAT NERVE RR
- storer, is the wonder Of the age for all
nerve diseases. AL fits stopped freo. Send
to 9G Arch street. Philadelphia, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
Offices.

ARTHUR II. SMITH,
Treasurer W. h Il, Cemetery.
Correct, VIM, X, BULLL OK,
JOHN JONES,
Com mittee on Account.
wilmington, IEC. I, 1882:
The fund, a. authorized by the charter, now
lnOunts TO 8 = 10000, and is set apart for per,
Ftuattng the Cemetery after all he lots shall
have been sold. declb-jt
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
vTIEETH FOR ALI. TMEPEoPI,E,

beautiful teeth at %, 81, $s and $40 &Ftfy p
a set, Teeth extracted without pai nby the
use Of gas. Over 30 years experience. DR
GALLAaHEkS, No. 835 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
DUBLlO SALE.

DUBLlO SALE.
Tho subscriber will sell at Public Sale, at
tho Augustine Paper Mills, Dear Whining
ton, Tel, IN
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10Th, 1882,
The daily gazette., 1882-05-15
iron Worlters' Wages.

Gtsburr May 18.-John Garrett of
|sOclatIon Of ileslaent I Of the Amalpamated
Ates, 9t arr,no, u Iron Workers of the % nnited
B Of ,neu abont ne mere this morning A meet
h the sassI apoat 20 iron workers wa a haid es'
tiarrett,,oo f,o9 ,,. was secret. The burmese % If
n determine e'Sl' = and meeting is to arrange
ID the iron woa,. schedule Of wages to be
/ ensuing yeas @VrNeTs rs Of this section during
{ work : of fSar, M. The section interested IN
|aadries and Inr; In, Jarrett includes ali The
Pile, Indiana folllng mills between Green.