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The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-10-16


Judges ............T z Clinton and y Gunby
Clork...... AuStln NreeI
Parishes and times Of holding court in
the circuit:
Ouachita-First Mondays in January and
June.
Richant, Fourth Mondays III January
and June.
Franklin-First Mondays ia February
and July.
CatahOula-Secoud Mondays in February
and July.
Concordia-F0urth Mondays in February
M ly.
Tensas-Seeond Mondays in March and
October.
Madisor-Fourth Mondays il March and
October
fNst Carroll-Second Mondays in April
and November.
West CarrolI-F0urth Mondays IN April
and November.
Morohouse-Fir,t Mondays in May and
December.
District Court.
FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
Composed Of the parishes of Ouachta and
Richland.
Il q Hudson. ................... District Attorney
Clerk ... ........ ................ Austin Green
OuACaIrA.-Jury Terms.-Last Mondays
II March and November. Ordinary terms.
Last Mondays III January and September.
RiCHDAND.-Jury Terms.-Iast Mondays
in February and October. Ordinary terms.
Last Mondays in August and December.
irh iat at
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-10-16
Police Jury.
Parish school Board.

Il. Endom, President; L. 6. Standiier, w.
q. Head, Secretary; ID. b. Trousdale, Rich
ard Darlington, X. j. Wilson, DR.. K. j.
Brooks, \. Wyatt, r. Dunn. :. Meyer,
Treasurer of the Board.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-10-16

Comprising Tho parishes Of Ouachita,
Richland, Caldwell, Franklin aud Jackson,
Senators-E e Kidd, Of Jackson: II y
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-10-16
PUBLICATIONS..
THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN,
FOR lSS2-
FOR 1852.

The Most Popular Scientific Paper in the
World.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-10-16
Ward officers.

Ward l. Justice of Peace. .......G 1 Phillips
" |, Constable.............W = Theobalds
% =. Justice of Peace....Wm McQuil1er
+" ,. Constable...... j X Heron
" 3. Justices of Peace-D Trousdale
and II. b. NinSon.
}. Constables-T j Larkin and w r
Lewis.
i. Justice of j. eaco..-...J G. Wheaton
t. Constable ....... .........J b Rossiter
" }. Justices of Peace-ti w Bolton and
J Moore.
}. Constables-M II Parker and j ID
Pickering.
d. Justice Of Peace .Taylor Anders
" u. Constable ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Goodson
I. Z. Justice of Peace. ........ 1870
Z Constable. ....".................W ~ Ray
8, Justice of Peace Il wilmington
3. COnstabie............ .....J " Dowdy
8. Justice of Peace......A w Hendrix
% q, Constable ........ NV ID Wilbanks
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-28
ever, the black clouds that pre-
cede Rocky Mountain thunder
storm darkened the scene.

ever, the black clouds that pre-
cede Rocky Mountain thunder
storm darkened the scene.
The thunder and lightning of O
populous city are very different
from what are heard and seen in
mountain ranges and great wastes
OF forests.
Like savage Titans. the sound
swept down upon them. Every
thing sought shelter from the
storm, OF which sound was but
| the herald. Presently came the
swift rush Of waters. like a second
delnge, filing the creeks and
rivers. and flooding ell the land
Great torrents rushed down the
mountain-sides, sweeping all be-
fore them.
The picnic party ran for shelter
to an old deserted trappers shan
ty, ind Philip and Clara joined
them. For hours they awaited
until night closed in around
them. Then the men, knowing
that they were liable to an az
tack by Indians, began to grow
nervous.
They knew that the savages
must be aware OF their move
msnts; and they now quietly made
preparations for repelling any
possible assault. The men num-
bered six. and they we're well
armed. The darkness was in
tense. and prudence forbade the
kindling Of a fire.
Suddenly there was a fendisb
yell and volley. The savages
deserted their ambush. and rush
ed wildly forward. Fast as one
party OF Indians were repulsed
another sprang up in its place,
until the whole woods seemed
swarming with them. The an
Inhalation OF the little band seem
ed certain, when there was an en-
couraging shout, and the clattef
OF numerous hoofs was heard
coming up. By this time. how
ever, the savages were delnoral.
ICED, and when the rescuers had
arrived. they were retreating up
the hills.
The resousrs proved to be a
party sent out by Colonel Nor
rison. who had become alarmed
by the long absence OF the pic
nie party.
SIS anybody hurta' asked
Mason.
Several slightly wounded SEEM
ed to be the total Of casualties;
but, at this point. attention was
called to He en-. She uttered no
sound. but she was as rale as
death, and her hand was held
against her side, while the blood
oozed through her fingers. Philip
few to her and supported her
head, only for o moment. and
then she died. Nobody but
Clara knew what Philip meant
when he cried. bitterly: Thank
Godl I did not wrong her, after
all r.
The terrible death OF bis wife
was a blow to Philip. But time
found him again at the fest OF
Clara. And she married him
and. possibly. the spirit Of Heller,
looking down upon them, forgaye
them all.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-28
Notice Of Intention.

Notice is hereby given that II Il the intention
II the Council Of the city oi Los Angeles TO estab
ish the grade Of Main street from California
,treet to Washington street. as follows:
At the intsrsec ion Of California stree and Main
,treet the grade shall be, now esfsblished 70 o.
tet below the datum plane: at tho int tersectlon OF
Pine street and Main street the grade shall b..
$50 4 o. below the datum plane; and at the in
iersection Of Washington street and Main stree
he grade shall be- as now established, 50. 90 feet
lelow the datum plane.
All persons Interested are hereby notified tr
lie their objections, Il any they have, with IN,
u, rk Of the Council within ten DAYS Of the dat,
4 the frsf publication Of this notice.
Hy order { I the Council Of the city Of Los An
,elss at its meeting Of October 9th A. d. lsS l.
W. W ROBINSON.
Clerk Of the Council Of the city Of los Angeles
Los Anselss, October sth, A. D. Issa octo-lus
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-28

Found in the grip sack o! the
The Arkansaw Traveller: 1. 81
write this" said a man. address
ing gentleman who owed him
money. "to inform you that you
are liar" Your postage stamp
was vasted.' the reply came. "as
/ kn,w that was liar before ]
ever had any business relations
with you" 2. sWhat's that bell
ring for?' asked o man who had
just arrived ii a Southern town.
prominent citizen dead, SIR
replied the inhabltant. "Well, ]
hope he'll stay dead. I've been
travelling over this country all
Summer and haven't met anybody
but prominent citizens, and the
fact that one OF them is actual,
dead gives me great encourage.
ment,"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-28

" yox vanf your Eastern (risnds TO
ksow somethisg about Los Angelss tSg
As ssperb thirty tpo page iaastra ed
Herald, wAicA ioniy fifteen cents a copy.
or eight for dollar. IN 6eok form il
pesld nahs d good shed voisms. and u
aaspsrs all he qxsstions ashed about this
eay aa1 eosnty.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-28
os4s segrr. 0sr' s'sr4.

Steamers orisaba and Ancon 90 through to san
Jan Diego, leaving San Pedro IN tho dates oi
sheir arrivals from San Francisco.
The Orissbs and Anc,n oall at Santa Barbara
and Port Hartford. tSan Luis Obispo) only, on ths
route to and from ssn trancisco
Ths Eureka and Los Angslss call at San
Buenavsatura, santa Barbara, 0avIott. Pot
Hartford, usyuoos. San simeon. Montsrag anu
santa Cruz
Passengers for San Diego take the train that
leaves Los Angeles for San Pedro at 10 A. \.
Passengers going north per 0rizaea or Ancon
leave 8 2. X. II. depot, Los Angeles at 10 o'ciock
A n Per EUREKA or Los Angeles at 10 O'Clock
4 H., rsilroAd tinej
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-28

"Gsntlemsn," said the Texan
man in the restaurant when II g
waiter dumped a plate OF hn
soup down his back; "GentIe-
men, don't laugh" As he had
risen to his feet and drawn two
revolvers, his wishes were re-
spected, especially SO by Tie Bos
ton Posts highly imaginative para
grapher.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-28

" yos want your Eastern friends TO
kno@ something about Los Angsiss buy
The superb hirty too pags Illustrated
Herald, Wkieh Is only fifteen cents copy
or eight for dollar. In book form il
'0osid make a goad sized voiums. and is
ansleers all the questions asked about his
city aad sosnsy.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-28
I'zs had some ,sperienoe wild

Lee had some 'spe1ence wld
purity men. an / neber seed one
yet who wasn't a fraud on de
word manhood. When q man
sots out to be purity. all de boss
sense leaves his head. No man
kin labor an be purity, too. He
darfo lets work alone. He beats
bis board, his tailor. his shoe
maker. an all his friends. He
looks KILN and smells like a
cologne factory, bat he DOM pa,
up Ebery smile beats some
body outen twenty five cents. an
every giggle cous somebody els,
u dolIar.-Bruddsr Gardner.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-28
Dissolution Notice.

The par nership heretofore existing between
n. D. Godfrey and A. @. Godfrey, unier the iim
nams Of @ ,lIrey Bros. Drug Company, il this day
dissolved by mutual consent. H.. d. 0udfr co..
lectinu all debts due the late firm and paying all
its liabilities II. ~. G0nfkEY.
A. q. GODFREY.
knseles, oo,ohs setl stw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-28


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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-28
Noyemher seheme.
ssy Prizes.
whole Tickets, %. Half Tickets, 81

27 Tickets, $50 56 Tickets, sl0o
Remit doney or Bank Draft In Letter or send
~ Express Don't send by registered letter o.
Postofhce order until further notice. Ord RS Of
S and upward, by Express, can be sent at oui
Expense. Address al orders to
ts-dss J. J. DOUGLAS, Louisville. Ky.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-28
Proposals for School Bonds.

cLKRx's orriuR, BOARD OF SurnvrsoRs.
Los Angeles, october IL, 1883
Sealed proposals III be received at this ef5lcs
until Monday. November bth, l.ss, at 10 clock
A H. for the purt hase Of . 600 IN powney School
District Bonds; Fix bonds Of 500 each, bearipa
rate OF Interest at per cent. per snnun.
Bond No. payable in Ave years
Bond No. payable IN six years
Bond No. pay able in seven years,
honi No. payable In egh' years
Bond No. paysb's in nine Years
Bond No. 6psyalls in ten ,,an.
The Beard nssrves the Fight to rsiest any, or
u bids4
BY order Of tho Beard Of Supervisors.
ottls ID A ". POTTS, CLERK.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-28
Professor Louis Adams.

Who has had twenty-seven years experience as
teacher, will give lessons Ia the French Language
It his office, No 81 Baker Block or ut pupils res
decree, on moderate terms References: Mr.
eugene Meyer, French c nsul, Miss stoneman,
J. VI. Griffith. Mrs. Bishop Kip. @. A. Dobinson.
nd many others. jy24 I'm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-28
Rates Of Fare from Los Angeles:

agPians Of Steamer Cabins at Agsnt's Office
where besths may be secured
For Newport Landing. via Santa Cruz, ETC. i.
freight steamers leave san Francisco about every
TWO weeks IS tides serve on the Newport bar.
The Company reserves the right to change tn.
steamers or their days OF sailing
f1FoR PASSAGE Oh FREIGHT As ABOVE.
OR Fur TICKETS TO AND FROM
All Important Points in Europe
......APLLr To....
q. MCCLELLAN, Agent.
ofnes-No. Commercial St., Los Angeles
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-28
new HOWE AND HOUSEHOLD
Sewing Machines.

The best In the market. Have an the Istrss
improvements. and as labor savers are unfivallcl
Price. s4s for either.
n. sloTTEReECk, AGENT.
No. Iii SoRrH MAIN ST., osposite. a
he's1 isiss
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-28
HCREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE"


Iran comMo1oys WELL VENTILATED WEI
o SEvENTv-FtvE
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-28
LITTLE'S
CHEMICAL FLUID
8 KI Il Il F ID 7 II.

PRICE REDUCED TO $1.25 PER GALLON.
twenty gallons Of fluid mixed with cold wntei
will make 1900 gallons lip.
Is superior TO all Dips and Dressings for Seab
in Sheep
Is certsin in effect.
easily mixed. and is applied In cold state.
il improves the character Of the Wool, an.
promotes its growth.
ls Of great h- atiDg qualities In cases Of sorep
and bruises
Ts prote' tion against blow-f1y in bucks.
[ death to maagots. lice, ants and ali
A to FALKnER, BELL a Co.,
o SAN FRANCISCO CAL
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-28
MISCELLANEOUS.

MlSCELl4ANB NBOUSs
---=..=..--===zz->az===-zz- -
| GRAND OPENING
Bank Exchange Saloon
And CLUB ROOMS.
ia NORTH MAIN STREET.
full stock Of the
Best Wines, Liquors and Cigars
| To bs found In the market. Ny friends and ths
public are cordially invited to give me call.
| WIN. PERICo.
81
THE SNUG,
No. A S. MAIN STREET.
tNsxt door to CONFIDENCE ENGINE HousE-)
FL Il N r. Y,
Formerly No. 10 Commercial st.
BEST LIQUORS, BEER AND CIGARS.
ty1ti HENRY NoRBoE.
FREDERICkSBUR0H
Lager Beer Hall,
Cor. San Fernando & sotelo Sts..
JAKE GERKINS. Proprietor.
Aiarzs consignment Of this lannon's bssr has ar.
rived and will b. constantly on draft Largs and
dns assortment ot
Wines, Liquors q Cigars.
Los Angeles Agency fer the Celebrated
FREDERICkSBURcH LAGER BEER.
Give US a Call milo In
CANN & KING
Billiard PallOr and Saloon, |
No. 40 MAIN STREET.
HOUSE FIRST CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT.
Most Improved patterns Of Billiard Tables
rHE FINEST LIQUORS & CIGARS |
Always on hand. Give us a call
COlgate'S ChutnGy.
Loufs O. Colgats 90 have manufactures and |
now offer for sale h rye quantity of their cele-
grated hutnsy. Its quality l. simply unrivaIed /
For testimonials Of its excellenee, reference l. /
msie by permission, 10 Judge Volney T. How
ard, Dr Den, 7. H. Brown, ESQ.,, sx-Sherif W. |
K Ros isnd and Mr.. v. Dol. Of the Commercial
Kesssurant
For sale At
J.J. WOODWOkTH'S, |
No. sic North Main Street. |
sell fm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-28

Are prepared TO furnish PURE California wines
anu brsndies.
We are practically In the wine business, en-.
gagged In making and handling California wines
anu brsndns. Mir. Natkin- h,iig Superintendent
and Mr.. Wood ecr, tary of the >As IABRlhL wRB
70. This mpany and the firm Il 3. DR1i lus q
90, OF Anaheim and san trsncis'o, have given
Us the hanlling OF their business in Los Angeles
county. We have the ben 1t Of these large
CELLARS. ana can furnish the pure article right
from the MAJ ufsclory at lrice tnat Is ss low
as the goods can be handled at.
We have few pipes OF
PORT or 's3 and q,
which we hold for INvALIDs ard tourists
orders promptly hlled
Address
Watkins q Wood,
SAN GABRIEL. Cal.
N'sphcns 10 San Gabriel Wine Co, sui5 In,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-28
ALBERT LEA ROUTE,


ein1edtat
r. n. CABLE, e. ST. JOHN,
vlos-eves't csn' rwt a eassr Agt
CHICAGO
Daily Republican., 1883-08-09

THE first practical illustration OF the
civil. servico reform in Philadelphia
was the choosing Of q young coIored
man 10 All a position In the poSt-otfice
He stood number two in the examina
tons. He is represented a. being .
very bright, intelligent young man anc
has been engage.! in teaching school
Whlie we are pleased to note this ia
vcrabie working Of the civil service law
we hardly know whether 20 congratu
late the youag ooiored man. 1t may
Just be possible that good teacher has
been spoiled to make 8 cringiug time
serving politician
Daily Republican., 1883-08-09

A fire. in Baltimore, yesterday after
noon, destroyed tEs tinware factory Of
Malthai, Ingram Il Co., AT Lexington
and Arch streets, aud damaged several
adjoining buildings. The loss Is esti'
mated at upwards of 100000. Three
hundr-l persons are thrown ont Of EN-
ployment by the destruction of the fac
tory.
The sLenango Machine C"npany's
shops, at Sharon, Ohio, were burned
yesterday afternoon. Loss t26.0oo.
The planning mill Of Long, Huhbell 4
Newson, and several other buildings In
Msnistee, Michigan, we're burned yes
terday. Loss e2o,0
a fire in Bangor, Maine, Yesterday
morning, destroyed the ice house Of
Charles Dolan & Son, with 1900 tons Of
zoe, and part Of CrSby Brothers ship
yard, with large quantity oflumoer'
Daily Republican., 1883-08-09
t1IItInG lAspsne.

4 postal card received FROM l., +.
Adair stair. that tho party arrived az
Denver, C-lormto, or Thursday last
and thai ". W Westward, on the fol.
lowing day, -hcot the dus. Of that city
from bis fo.i, procured ticket, and
started eastward, with u settled deter
.ripAtion 70 resume his citizenship II
our litt.e statA Messrs htaiI and
lhay,,r VIII Ierus!n ~ grow up Will
the country, providing that they too d.
not change ticlr minds.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-09
Quarrel ct the Friendly Inn.

Matters have been pretty quiet
around the Friendly Inn No. 3 Els.
Water street, for some time, but last
evening the Inonotony was broken by
ditrute between Charles Blundell the
proprietor, and customer about q
plate, which Blun1ell accused the man
Of stealing. After soma pretty sharp
words bet ween the parties this man left
the place followed by Blnndell. BY
this tim a crowd had collected. and
the customer thinking TO end the mat
Ter handed Blundell ton cent piece
to pay for the plate, which he took, but
still continued 70 follow and annoy
him A police officer came ~, and
BlundrIi Hndeayored To get him 10 ar
rest the mat which, however, he de-
ciin,d t., do, and the parties separated.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-09

After al, the Utah question 70 far -
polygamy Is concerned is left unsolved
and the Edmunds bill has had no other
effect than TO prevent polygamous
Mormons from holding office in thSir
own name. The Commissio OK.
hausted all their powers when they
made a re-registration of all the voters
and left off the lists the names Of those
who had plurality Of wives. But
the Mormon leaders who could not
vote themselves nor hold office under
the bill succeeded a. well IN theiI
object by nominating what they called
the Peoples tickets upon which were
their sons a. candidates and the tickets
thus nominated have in every instance
reported been elected. 1t will now bt
but AN easy act to perform, for the
sons to appoint their fathers, uncles'
and their cousins deputies for which
there seems to be no prohibition in the
Edmunds bill. There really seems Il
have been no contest worth speaking
Of, for the GENTLE population hasmerely
maintained an organization in the face
of the tremendous odds. The registry
foote,l up when completed 1872 male'
and l4,494 females, Il total of 80,
266 votes, for be it remeln bered thai
women vote in Utah. OF this number
of voters the Mormons expect to con-
troll at least $4,000, still retaining {
lead of 1000 majority under the mos
adverse circumstances. Thus the Gov
ernlnent has failed in it's first attemp
to settle the Mormon question, ant
the question still remains what is TO b
done with them? Having complied
with all the acquisitions of Congress
Utah will come no doubt knocking a,
the doors of Congress next session fol
admission as a State and with fail
show of being admitted SO far as the
House Of Representatives is concerned,
for the past record Of the Democrats
in Congress has no, been lacking in
sympathy with the Saints and it j.
Just possible that Utah with all hel
sins will be railroaded in to offset thu
new Republican State Of Dakota
Utah has all the time been frs,
NJ rIpon, next Democratic, never Re
publican.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-09

The" Plain kfEAKER'l ~ q eprighti!
little weekly published at 7'hurlow
South Chester, Pa, on this p. W. 4 4
Railroad by DIN T. Pancoas: II
starts off with Indications Of uoceas and
Ne rave no douot that il. -four oolunn
pages vii. er. long ts doubled. Tt
subscription price is only fifty cents 8
year At hon. but sixty cents Tor tn
neighbornr Teach plucss and sane
snip-s that reside hey ont the State
W. wash the Sonngster healthy "n'
RAPID growth
Daily Republican., 1883-08-09

The OLD arch traitor. jeff Davis, has
written q long letter to the Philadelphia
Times, justifying the secession Of the
Southern States and laying the blame
for obstructing peaceful separation on
the Hon. jeremiah s. Black, Presi-
dent Buchanan's Attorney General.
If anybody in the world should humble
himself in the dust in the presence Of
the American people and keep his
mouth shut, that man is JEFF Davis.
1t is almost incredible 10 think that
after the crimes which he has commit
ted that his miserable life was spared
and that he is still permitted 10 live
and Insult the country that protects the
wretch.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-09
Quinn kIn juggling.

Mr B.,-, the Chinese Consul 1T San
Francisco, say. the report Of The Snug
Cling of Chinese into Washington Ter.
ritory " il u neatly disguised Job to d.
vert the attention Of the authorities
from the h.svy opium smuggling car
ried On IN that section" On the other
hand, the Acting S.-.etaty bf the
Treasury ye teriay received a telegram
from the Co, ect0r OF 0Gscturs At 1Aooma
Washington Territory, reporting ire
capture OF \ slo0p engaged IN running
Chinese acrotU the line from British Coz
umbia." The Collector also ssys thu
" nearly 100 Cinnamon have handed a
varions points On the northern frontier
10 boats and Indian cARos', within TN
mast few days,
Daily Republican., 1883-08-09
Ao9,e LsdGe 'Excursion.

The excursion COMMITTEES OF Hope
Lcive have msds arrangement TO have
the steamer SURE Mccall leave French
street warf At s O'clock on the morning
of the excursion, and the FELTON, will
leave at $50. The~s bpata vii! convey
tn. eycursionlsN 10 peunsgrcve, where
hey will take the cara TOR Atlantic
city, The EXCURSION takes piar+ on tbs
10th one ~a X from to-day, and those
who have not secured tickets should Il.
70 without delay. a. they are s+i'ut
! rapidly.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-09

w. I: AVE- h-p told ,hat al, aioug
rhe ,i';Ie -np1easan.psss between China
and France would son blow over and
that peace would once NOR" reign su'
peme. But the fact that two hundred
aud forty thousand Springfield rifle'
and twenty-five millions Of cartridges
have bten shipys-' from San Francisco
to Shanghai within -ight,en month
makes ne doubt the sincerity ab'
ldep,n OF the p..., truce alluded Ia.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-09

TWENTY SVEN people IL Chicago
the other dAy,-at down u d festival an
ner of roast v.,a., Wa'+rrnrlo1s anu 1A
r-am, and il was not long until the
dprt,rr were u demand, and reports
were spreading through tn" cty that
the Egyptian cholera hal arrived
When p-opie intend 10 MAKE t"ine o.
themselves III til. manne, they rhonI'
uu'!fy the doctors 10 ;uiTanc4. +" he pres
tLt,
Daily Republican., 1883-08-09

TEE Pbiladelphis Record thinks
JEFF. Davis will make the Hon. Jere.
mish 8. Black the next Republican
candidate for the Presidency. There II
no danger Of that. The arch traitor''
words are not taken for gospel by the
Republican party as much As they a's
4 by the Democratic party.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-09

4 number Of tOuo cutters are a.
work dressing stone ia the quarry near
l.iddle's mills for thGne~ bridge over
the Erandywine, for the Philadelphia
~ BaitiaOre Railroad. The ina~ph'
will commence work on the Az tr"h.>
II few days, and the iron WORK II
no" tsiug constructed.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-09

Al,ur!r Of fools calling tsetnec ,ve 8
doctors, near LeeAbnrg, Virginia, for
sorns tancied grievance went out into
al, Island in the Potomac, yesterday, t.
tho, at each other, but they both miss
Ell the mark and, not having the conr.
a." :" take 4 S"coud pop, made up and
are left aw h1lp longer t. XII on erS will
medicine pals !nrt"a4 q! s:Ihng cArt
other with .rader pills.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-09

" n Har,lovc, u practical gun and
.orksmith, has opened a shop AT No, ~
East Third street, and il prepared 70 u,
all work in his line in a promp' anu
satisfactory manner. p"rs"ns ~h'
wish guns re-s'mkch or lell hanging
attended 10 should call and s-+ him.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-09

THE MEMBERS 81 the Pennsylvan,a
Legis azure make ont to remain IN Ses-
sion without much ncOn venieHce from
the warm weather 70 long - they re-
osive ten dollars a day. However, &c
long A. the dear people" are willing
TO pay the bill, the MEN bars don't care.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-09

1nI lrkislsG III Spar "anrot b
caI"! &uythiug but u mob, though i,
a.yIred 10 the dignity OF a revolution
/ n" insurgents, however, did not forget
IN seal three hundred thoupan1 prsctas
FROM the government. that nobody
gems 10 knaw where 10 fId since the
insurrcc ion has been put down.