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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-08

The following shows the range OF the Their.
mometer, as observed at sohuepfs drug
store, Opera House corner:
1889 1853
IA. " l2x.SP. x.7r.A. II An. IAN. 8P.x.7 ~. n
60 n 70 70 50 81 81 60
1852 SUNDAY 1883
7A.N.12M,8E M.7F.M.I7A.M N, I'm P.M.7P. N.
IS IS so eS 60 G5 @ 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-08
WANTED.
GENERAL NOTICES.
nIssoLUTIoN NOTICE.

Dissolution NOTICE.
The Drug 6rm OF KuR1Z & YOUNG having loea
dis olyed by mutusl consent, A. C. KuriE rGiring,
the business Will be continued al the old stand By
A T. Young, who Is hereby authorized 10 collect
ali claims due Sald late hrm All pcn9nS indebted
to said firm will please call and settle without de
lay and those having claims against the hrm Rero
qIssted 10 prcient them for payment, -
- a. G KURT,
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Muru's SAUSAGE at ]. H. plehl's Bridge
Corner Grocery this morning,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-08

E'oR RENT.
Two river view rooms on teCobd 0oor No. Ir6S
Main street. specially adapted TO ANAL family
without children. Enquire Of
JAMES L. IIAwLEY,
je2i 1870 Main Street,
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FOR RENT.

EoR RENT-THE DARKROOM AND
II Fixtures conner OF Main and Twtnty.ihrd
streets. Enquire Of P. J. GILLiGAE, AdmtnktrA.
InF
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AMUsEMENTs.
OPERA HOUSE!
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,
October o aud 10,
AND WEDNESDAY MATINEEI


Filth seGFon Of the X, .ognIEed Star Company
Of America. lager, Better and Stronger than
Gyor determined to main ain my former Reputa.
liOn as having the Bat specitlIy Company on the
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are as follows:
T0LED1.

PROVIDENCE. TOLEDO.
Gilligan, catcher. Thompson, catcher.
Radbourn, pitc'r. MotIstt, pitcher.
Start, first. Lane, tirst.
Farrell, second. Barkley, second.
Denny, third. Morton, third.
Irwin, short. Miller, short
Carroll, left. Poorman, center.
Hines, center. Tilley, left
Uss1idy, right. WEIGH, right.
II the weather this afternoon Is such as to
allow the game to be played 1t will be wit
messed by large crowd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-08

"Ladies.n
For nice sweet bread use Vienna Pressed
Yeast. All grocefs keep It. Nw4H
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FOR SALE.

C,ARM FOR SALE-oNE OF THE
II most desirable Farms on Short Creek. All
new improvements house, orchard, barn and
fencing, And In the highest state Of cultivation;
on line Of r., W. d Ky. K R undeIlRid with best
vein Of coal on the OHIO River. YeIy chthp. and
must be sold. Inquire OF EDWARD LGRKIN,
lfl8 MSiu street, oc3
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3l1o4 MAIN ST.

never in our business career have
Weibeen in such good shape to meet
the demands of the public as now.
Many changes have been made in
our rooms this last season, aiming
TO secure the best facilities Tor
iiandliBg the goods in our several
departments and gain the bestpOs-
eight.
1l04 Main Street.
Our three floors are damned
with goods. AS our clearance
sales OF last season hayeplaced our
stock Ia such good shape that we
can show only new and desirable
goods and latest styles.
A, SIEDENBACH& BRO,
ll04 Main Street.
We can only speak Of a few de-
5partments in this issue. and our
earnest efforts to please thepublic.
"A. SIEDEN BACH & Bro,
1l04 Main Street.
The first floor is devoted to the
general sale Of Dry Goods
The second floor has been newly
refitted, and We make bold to say
that we now have the largest and
sbestlighted show room for Ladies'
wraps ia the State. The third
floor will only be OF interest to the
wholesale trade, Of which it is mot
now our purpose to spear.
A. SIEDENBACH &BR0.,
y. 1l04 Main Street.
Weare showing the largest and
best selected stock Of Dress Goods
in the city. The following being
only a few OF our specialties in
that department: Black and col
ored silks, plain and fancy fiannels,
black and c0lOred cashmeres, &c.
We cannot reirain from saying q
few words OF a class Of goods OIL
which we are justly proud, and we
ShayeWell merited the right to say
that ourline is the most complete
shades beSt selected and prices the
lowest in the 8 cate. Wespeak0f our
black and c0l0red cashmeres, and
ask the pucblic to give them their
earnest attention before making
any purchases. For n0twithstand.
ing an advance 10per cent OH last
seasons prices, we still maintain
our old prices, which our sales Din
that department. have proven to
be the lowest.
Nm A. SIEDENBACH &BRO.,
l104 Main Street.
Our line Of black and colored
yelyeteens, silk yelvets, pushes,
&C., now complete, being especial
ily fortunate Ia securing the
leading brands, and most desirable
shades. Prices the lowest.
* A.SIEDENBACH & Bro,
1104 Main st.
Our trimming department embraces
tle latest Novelties IN Passementries'
braids. Ribbons In all the leading shades,
black and colored velvet ribbons, but
tons, buckles, &c.
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TOR SALE, CHEAP-THE MOST Ell
II EGANT Residence for build and location on
the Sou b SIDE containing All m S improve
where the new pay cd street Is being laid. viii 10
told very chesp. House lurnhhed throughout.
Sold with or without furniture. Inquire Of Ed
WARD LARKIE, Ills Main street. ocS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-08
a. SIEDENBACH & BRO,
1l04 Main Street.

We can only speak Of a few de-
5partments in this issue. and our
earnest efforts to please thepublic.
"a. SIEDENBAC & BRO,
1lO4 Main Street.
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SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE,
The Great Halmuic DlltIlla.lon Of Witch HaEs
American Pine. Canadian Fur, Marigold,
Clovor Blossom, etc.,

For tho irmedlate relief and Pc. lament Cure Of
every form Of Catarrh, from Simple sead CJld or
Couch, Bronchitis, and IncipIent Consumption,
Relief IN i've minuie1in any and every case. Moth.
Ing like II Grateful. ffAeIlnt, Wholesome. Cue
be7Is from hTst application, and Is mpid radical,
permanent. and never failing.
onG bottle Radical Cure. one f,x Catarrhal Pol.
vent and SanloEd's InhSler, all In one packf 70,
forming c)mplet treatment, Of all druggists for
q. Ask for Sanfotd's Padlru Cure. PoTTER
DEun AMI CHEMICAL Co. RnaI I'm.
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CHICAGO, October 6.-The Dropers' Journal It
porN: Hcgs-RecGtpts 1900 head; shipment
6to0 head; opened 6al0c higher; Gle ID steady
packing "a t9Gi So packing anu shipping 81 S5a5 70
light 81 91A6 IS; skips23 0oa1 Is. Cattle Receipt
$3.50 head: quiet and easy; exports SC U0A6 80
good 10 choice shipping IS 4oa6So; common 4
medium 81 00Ab 10; range Strengthening 81 69H
6heep-ReCeIpE 800 head; shipments 2,too head
steady aud Htm; lnisdorto far q toa 50; goIt
% %. choicsSit0
cNcINSATt, October 6.-Iiye hogs firm: common
and light 81 0lA5 IS; packing and butchers q CO.
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NV YORK, October 6,rhere was a fair order
Business outside Of dallVertrlon old engagements,
thea Of proportious usual - SATURDAY at this
period Of the :hot was Hetdy ~ strong. The
iOttDngt DDS market Is LromlSed 9, tst4nr9 from a
steady 10 higher market for silple. which hes
been advanced l.i6 cent on STos. Cotton and
middliug upland are ira alto 9.lic.
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changed.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-12

THE CITY Council last night ordered
the Market Ordinance 20 he printed In
the Free Ptess, a German paper OF very
limited circulation. W, however, uaye
no objection 10 make 10 thai, as 1t il an
ordinance that affects all our citizens
alike. We would suggest now that 1t
should be given to the Conference Work
er, the Wilmingtonian, tho Opera
House Program, the Rugby Monthly
and the Asbury Review. If it were not
that thirty thousand citizens read the
RErUBLICAN, We would suggest that
1t be published in that PAPER. ltir
singular how Some people insist In
nidlns their light under husheI.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-12

As Mr.. Cooper appears to be disposed
to make some reforms in our laws, We
would RESPECTFULLY suggest that no pre-
mare a bill for the abolition OF the en-
tire slave code. which has been permit
ted to disgrsce our state up 10 tho pres
ent time. The amendments TO the con-
stitution Of the United States render
1t imperative. but should those amend
ments ever DO declared unconstitnuoh'
al, slavery could be revived and non
resident colored, people could not visit
their friends In this State without being
liable to arrest, imprisonment, and the
suffering Of pains and penalties. The
en- ire code lie a disgrace to tho present
age, and al real Democrats AZ well az
Republicans will applaud It's repeal.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-12

NEW JERSEY juries s'ill stubbornly
insist IN dealing out rigid Justice, de
spite the advanced philsntrophy of the
age, and the tepder sentimenlality that
exists towards railroad corporations.
A jury on wednesday actually render.
ed verdict in favor of family, the
head of " Lich had been carelessly xii
led, and S25, 600 was the amount award
ed. Massac husetts, New York, Penn.
81 wanna and other States have laws
which prevent the rendering Of yer
diet for any amount in excess OF u, OCo
for the los. Of a single life. For pure,
unaduiterated justice, we commend
on" sister State across the river.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-12

IT HAS NOT been long since the fall
ure of two banks like the two that tx
ploded In jersey City would have
shook financial centres, but now they
only create a momentary =ipple OF e1-
citement. People are getting used 10
such things, and since the National
Banking sy stem has substituted STATE
Banks, holders OF notes feel secure any
how whether the bank breaks or not
Bank breaking. however, Is rather
hard on depositors aud Directors The
numbe of banks that have been broken
within two or three years past suggests
the propriety of having not only honest
cashiers, but cashiers under heavy
bonds to honestly perform their dutieS.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-12

ANOTHER of the late war lights OF
the nation has ceased to burn. Elk Sena-
tor Lot M. Morrill,, of Maine, has
wound up mis- earthly career, and " ma
ton looks back upon his life aud ex-
claims Well done good and faithful
servant" 1t is doubtful If there has
been a more honest man in politics aud
in every other respect than Lot M.
Morrill,. His rare practical good NOR
al sense made him a very efficient SEQ
rotary of the Treasury Of the United
States. AT home, where he was best
known, he was respected by men Of
all parties. and in his family circle be
was tenderly loved. He was prominent
during the late civil war. AZ a conscien
tious and ardent defender OF The
Union,
Daily Republican., 1883-01-12

SENATOR PENDLETON don't seem
to repreo IL the Democracy Of Ohio 10
far as civil service reform ID concerned.
A resolution introduced into the Ohio
Legislature by the Republicans thank
ing the Senator for his efforts for civil
service reform, received but one Dem
cratic vote Il it's favor. one Democrat
voted against II, and the Others re
NAMED stunt all the Republicans
voted for IL This does not look like a
very big boom for thu Senator's rresi.
dentiai aspratouz-esp specially from lis
uwn STATE,
Daily Republican., 1883-01-12
ID EilSTERB ORDER.
IN Rs0IsTsR's O1vicn
INV CA6TLB Co. DEL, January I, 1873

IN Kn0IBTBRB O1pfCh
NBw CASTLE Co., DEL, January 4, 1883
Upon the application Of Daniel Slach
John Slack, Executors Of william Slack =
Of Pcncader Hundred, In said county, d..
cd, 1t Ia ordered and directed by the Re-,
that the Executors aforesaid give not,
granting OF Letters Parliamentary upf,,o
estate OF the deceased, with the date OFF,,
ing, thereof, by causing advertisement ~
posted within forty days from the date isn
Letters, In six Of the most public place wy
county Of New Castle requiring NIL Dn,
having demands against the estate tosen, ,'
the same or abide by an act OF asst ~
such case made and provided; and Raus.e
the same to he inserted within the W peii
cd in the DAILY RKPuBLlCAs, a mn.pe,
published in Wiimington,and 10 be thu0o
therein three weeks, todd. ., -,
,-->~ Given under the hand ansai W
lL.s. office Of the Register aforess. w.
49, mington, In New Castle cou uio'o
said. the day and year above witt
4. &. MGGS, Wer.
Nor,cv Al, nersnns having olai,gainsi
the estate OF the deceased must 'oht Wv.
same, duly attested to the ESocr, gu on v,
before the ith day Of January, \. ioe,, W
abide the Act Of Assembly In sncre iinu'
and provided.
DANIEL SLACK, rutors.
JOHN SLACK, !,
Address.-Ncwark. Del. 10
Daily Republican., 1883-01-12

The best salt oysters In this city 10
cetved every day and delivered free OF
charge. Price %, 80, ~ and 80 cents
per quart, NJ 40 aud l22lKing street.
VIM. Pennell ~ Son.
Reaa.
Holiday Presents Gents Gold Stem
Wind Watches, $500; Ladies' Gold
Watches, SIS 90, 1t
q. HREBNsa's,
6l31 Market bt.
Oysssrs, oysters, Oystsrs
II you want 70 get the bsst and
freshest oysters In the market 60 10
Ainscow's, III Shipley ST. %, 10 and
~ cents per quart; also wholesale.
Painting snd aFsAsisg.
W. 8. Simmons, practical house and
sign painter granting and glazing,
Residence I'll W. Fourth st.. Shop
n. L. cor and and West Sts., Whining
ton, Del
Powell Bros. have on their stalls 10
Third street market, a good supply OF
black bass, white fish, pike, cod fish,
paddock, cat fish, smeIts, &c.
Fall Closhtng.
Persons In want of a good suit OF
clothes would do well 10 call Oh George
Ii, Ash, the Merchant Tailor. 7O5 Mar
ket street.
Coal, COsI.
make it a point to try and get the
best coal for the masses. Come aud try
a Nat al W.s.f
Front street.
Oysters aDd fish, Fisn aud Oysters
Oysters the best In tho city, fresh
and salt. Fish of all kinds at 7. A
MoCluro's fish stalls in 9Th st. market.
firman Haddies.
those delicious fresh Ash at u cents a
pound, at l02 East 9Th street.
90 80 Jsnneys,
Headq quarters tor potatoes, 3O3 klns
street.
Every young man that wears good
clothes should be tho puss ssor ui q
handsome whisk. Hartman, the drug
gist At 5'h and Poplar, has some beau.
Ties for 50 and 50 cents
Red Orange Tablets made from Red
Malta Oranges sold by Taylor q Full
lert0n, 1902 King street.
Go to Holland ana get your photo
graphs. The only cheap, first class
gallery in the city, 3O7 Market street.
Picture frames, velvet a specially, Mt
Yerger's, 405 Ship!ey 81.
For good Is cent oysters 20 to HAnna's,
6O5 Jefferson street.
Photograph frames n specially at
Yerger's, 4O5 shipley st.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-12
pEHISrfR'S ORDER.
n,
RRGisTu OyvlCR,

II
Nsw CASTLE COUNTY. DEL.. &c. r lsSS.
Upon the application Of Job l.. aoodiey
A administrator Of Thomas Pio1dley late OF
Brsndywine Hundred In saicourty. decd.
II is ordered and directedy the Register,
that tho AdministIa sfoisid give notice
Of grantingOf etters Of Adi ntstraaon upon
the eNate oi,he d ec'd, with date OF grant
ing thereof. ny causing sdv's. TO be ported
ylthtn " days IRON the Do Of such Letter.
,nsx Of the most public vI6s OF NE county
81 - ew Castle, requiring al persons haFlne
zen nuds tyatust Tho esta to present inc
sal. Q. or abide by an 40 o. Assembly ID
zach care insde and pruvitd. and aIio cause
ho SANG 70 be inss rted with the Fame PERI
OF In tho DRLAwARs RHTf'tIcAs,a noss'
pager published Ia WiluAgtor and TO Do
continued therein three weas, God }
~ Owen under hshand and sea- o.
Ills. Dtfice Of the Reihe' Aforesaid, al
49, Wilmington, in'es Castle county
Aforesaid, the day and ys above Writer.
=. C.hlFiS, Register.
KoTIcp-AIl persons hting claims aga,n''
tho ests.e Of the dsoea8i must preseu: The
same duly attested I tho executors, OF
or before Dec. 22nd, p. D., 1888, or abide tn
Act Of Assembly In sue oase made Snd pro
yided. jacob t)oDLfi,
AdMinisuRtor
Address Claymont, el. dE-o'
Daily Republican., 1883-01-12
Get suTed.

You can carry from one TO ten thous-
aid dollars on yourself or wife al n
nominal SUN, between the ages OF Is
and Gj, in The Mutual Reserve Fond
Life Association Of New York. This
Is the larges: Association ot It's age In
the world, having 9,22l membership TO
the LIST day Of Jan. 1858. and ore assess
ment amounting u over 1900
Call on J. X. SUIT er)ey, 1902 Marke
street, general agent, and see him and
vet papers Open until eight in tie
evening
Daily Republican., 1883-01-12
nElilSIEE'S lRuk.

ID EGlSTEk'S ORUR.
X EGIsTER's OTEIcE,
NEW CASTLE Cor xrYDEL-, Jan. g. l.S
Upon the applicable Of Alfred l.. Hudson
md John y Hndsou, r.. Executors Of Johh
L. Hudson. late Of SttirUrgcs Hundred. IN
said county, dccoascdt is ordered and direct
ed hy thr Register tat the Executors hiorc-
said rive notice Of gtnting Of Letters lesth-
mentary uuon the state of the deccarod,
with the date of grating thereof. ny causlhV
to J. posted WlLhlh loT'! dhSe
from the date Of suh Letters In tIN 81 the
most public pIacctOt the county "i rev 'as
tie. requiring al persons having demands
gppiust the rstab TO present the same or
abide hy AN Act If Assembly in such cage
made and pruyiid and also cause the same
To- he inserted within the same period IN inc
DAILY REruBLIC,N, newspaper Puuiished
in Wilmington Md 10 be continued therein
three weeks, le. I d. o.,
Given udcr the hand and Seal
l.. & ot once the Register aforesaid, at
~ WIlminytn. IN New Castle county
aforesaid, the day and yonr above written.
:. G. BlGGS. Register
NOTICE An pr,ou- having claims aEhihf'
the estate Of the deceased must present The
same. duly attrsti to the Executor. on OF
before the third day Of January, A. j., 1851
or abide the Act VI Assembly IL such cast
made and providd.
ALFRfDL. EUDSON, Executors
JOHN +. HUDSON, JR. fA'"'o'''
Address, -- Clayton Kent County, De!a
ware. Ian5t
Daily Republican., 1883-01-12

MARY ALICE Lamont Livingston
missed a hDapaud when Henry Flem-
lug went back on his mari Age prom
lie, but Marys ieo,InE- u disappoint-
mont wete as5uapod yesterday by a
New YORK jury awarding her S15,O0',
winch me te tive Fleming is abe t.
and wi, uova 20 pay.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-12
Seven Prices
AND
Twenty Varieties


of Mems Ovcrcoats between
S. and $40. They cover
plain Black Beaver, Fancy
Cassimcrcs, Fur Beavers and
Motions. The trouble is that
the extreme c h c a pnc S s
makes buyers suspect the
qualities, but they are honest
coats and many Of them good
for three winters. We car
safely promise thatnothing SC Sc:
really good in Ovcrcoats viii
be offered next season
Daily Republican., 1883-01-12
DEGlSrER's OKDEH.
a,,.r = Ns,r~ry Ikur INA lSHx \

n kBoIsrDR'fnCk,
KEw CASTLE COUNTY, DYL., Dee, ieeA
Upon tho application Of Sari Air'on
Executor OF evi Hree ihto "
tencade Hundred, 10 said couI doeessou
II ts ord cred an q ireoted by th Slttel tnAs
the drntnirtrstor aforesaid VI ptice OF .no
granting Of I6tt,rs estautent upol, tho
estate Of Gecoased, with the dAf srAhuhs.
thereof by oansirg advertisefrt 70 % posS
ed ~,,hin forty dsyR from tn ate o' such
Letters, in six Of tho most pubiilaces OF INC
cOup,y Of New Castle, reQuifiiail peIsons
having : enand, against the 81 90 pieseh.
the sane or abide by sn Act Assembly IN
such case made and lr0vided; also CAUSE
the same 10 be inherited vitblne same peli'
od In the Daily inPUBLiCAH heSspApei
published In Wilmington aadoecontihuoo
tn ty.in three weeks, ,e-p.d
Given under thcnh ana SEM
- of office VI the kesT alorcsalda'
D. Wilmington,in Newlstie county,
~ aforesaid, the day . yehf ABOVE
written. s HH2hesister.
NoTlCB.-All persons navinsims As aihs'
he estate OF the deceased mi present the
same duly Rttested to the ocutor, on o'
before December, 18Th 1888, 0bide the &c.
Of Assembly In such case maandpfo'lnoa
SAMUEL kLKlN HESccutor.
Address. tiasVov. Hel.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-12

oWoBs1 WH, lS0.

IL AUO 0Ak11nVAB bAAA~DOAD'
oCroBsl SrH, lSe2.
Trains will issvs Wilmington - follows
For rhiiadelphia ana Intermediate eta.
lions, e.SA, 100, lo.SJ A. NJ, $50, 1 1880. ~
r. n.
Philadelphia tsxprss),2 -, ~, ~
ala ., SIS, VtA l.hS A. :; n.lt, ..sA Sl1,
0l0, e.88, 7.2o r. M.
New York, 400, 2.3s 90, s.S, e.6s, In
A. M; sI9 -, LA, $50, Ill ,s.aa, 10 T: ~.
baltimore and intermediate stations, LOS,
q II, 1000 A. M, and 600 r. M.
baltimore and Hay Line, ob' p.
baltimore and Warrington, LA, l.S, aoe'
Q " A. M; 100 u. %, 200, e.67, ll.M p. N:
baltimore only, LoA 1000 A. NJ; 1W and
r -.
Trains for Delaware division leave for;
New Uastls, 900. $40 A. NJ; Los, 500. s.2'
Pm.
Harrington and intermediate stations, 9.lo
A M; LOO. Gas p. N,
DelmAr and intsrmsdists stations. 80 A.
NJ; Los r. N.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-12

The LEGtSI AZURE has commenced
WIN short weeks for businesF, but long
weeks including Sunday for per diem
pay.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-12
To-Day & Tomorrow

At the Wilmington Cloth
ing House, 4th and Market
stree Is, we will present to|
every purchaser of clothing|
one Of our placques-"Rcd
Riding Hood" or "Morning
Prayer as a Christmas
souvenir. These are very at
tractivc and will please the
children.
We will add that we have
made our prices to cores
pond with the lateness OF the
season and to attract pur
chasers who wish to secure
a silt or an ovcrcoat for the
child, a boy or man who has
not yet bought. Prices and
quality will tell, and we will
tell you our low prices when
you call. Largest stock to
select from. DO not fail to
visit us.
Yours Truly,
mo. w. DIEFENDORF Il CL.
N. B,-Kil,s Suits at a sacrifice.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-12
SUNDAY TRAINS.

SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philsdelphia sAd intermediate station
al0 A. M; u noon: 80, 1850. S.st p. NJ.
PhiiadsiPhiA and New York, 400, ans A
NJ; hlT, obs, 10 p. N.
baltimore and Washington, Lea. l.6l, sos,
al1 A. NJ; ll.O< r. N. Baltimore, Loo Am.
For further Information, paessngs rs are ~
serred To the time tables posted ct tho station.
Trains marked thus ~ are limited OF.
prsss, upon whish extra fare 10 charged.
CHAS. 4. PUHH, J. n. WOOD,
q enersl Manager. General Passenger Agent
Daily Republican., 1883-01-12

The bsst salt oysters In this city 10
ceived every day and delivered free OF
charge. Price %, 80. " and 30 cents
per quart, NJ 10 aud l22lking street.
Vim, PennSll a. Son.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-12

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Daily Republican., 1883-01-12

II you want 70 get the bsst and
freshest oysters In the market 60 u
Aiuscow's, III Shipley 81. %, 10 and
40 cents per quart; also wholesale
Daily Republican., 1883-01-12

make it a point to try and get the
best coal for the masses. Come aud try
II you do not buy. Il. Fell, G22 Wost
Front street.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-12
Roo0.

Holiday Presents Gents Gold Stem
Wind Watches, $500; Ladies' Gold
Watches, SIS 90, 1t
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-03-12
Police Court.

Ed Galligan, who was sent up for
thirty days on bread and water, has
got very sick of his fare, and Satur-
day sent down q penitent letter, offer
Ing to leave town and go to work if he
could get out. Accordingly his SEN
tence will be suspended to-day under
the above conditions.
There were three suspicious charao-
ters on the anxious seat Saturday
morning. Two Of them were ordered
to leave town and the third was dis.
charged.
Two men were sent to jail for three
days each for intoxicstion.
A complaint was filed against Mich.
ael Wallerz and his barkeeper, Geo.
Nader by the wife of Aug. Schroeder,
the carpenter whose leg was broken
Friday night at Wallenzs place. Both
are held under $500 bail to answer tc
the charge of assault, on April 9th.
Jukge Beneke has taken under ad
visement the case of j. l.. Welshans,
who was complained against BY
Michael Meaney, for laying drainl
without Q license. Welshans hAt
filed his application and bond with tn,
city clerk and had permit from tn,
city engineer. and his offense Ia purel,
technical, as he had paid his fee ant
thought he was acting In accord
ancs with the law.
The several attempts st burglary