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Flax, $l.1O.
Rye, 40 cents,
Oats, 80 cents.
Corn, 30G35.
Eggs, 10 cents.
Hides, cents.
Turkeys, 10 cents.
Chickens, 10 cents.
Live Hogs, S6.0O@6.5O.
Cattle, on the hoof, 5 3.50Q5.0o
Barley, 35050 cents.
Choice Tub Butter 16 cents.
Choice roll butter, 20 cents.
Flour, choice, 81 10 per sack.
Flour, medium, 81 go per sack.
Family flour, Sl.2O
Wheat, No. l, 80 cents.
Potatoes, 30 cents.
BUILDING MATERNAL.
Finishing: Three Uppers. ....... $4,000 @ SO. 90
Flooring, Drop Siding and Stock. 23.oo q a. 90
Boards: First Observation-Disclosures. 23.OC
Siding: .................. ........ 2c.Oo q a4.oo
Fencing: Number One. ............ 23.00
Number Two. 2l.0O
Culled Observation-Disclosures. 1900
Common boards ......... 23.00
Number Two Post :. 1900
Dimension: Scantling, Joist, Timbers 22.00
Over twenty feet. ....... 99.OO q IS %
Number One Ship lap 20 90
Number Two Ship Lap. "a 90
Star A. Star Shingles. $50
Shaded Shingles. . 376
Number One Shingles. 225
Lath. ......... ........ 372
Building Paper, q d.. 81
Hard Goal, per ton. l9 90
osksloosa Coal. al..................... s75
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Monday witnessed sights such as the
two great cities of the northwest, st. Paul
and Minneapolis, never saw before, and
such as it will probably be long before it
ever sees again. The event was in cele-
bration Of the completion of the Northern
Pacific railroad and the presence Of the
Willard party on their way to Montana to
drive the golden spike. Both cities were
jammed with spectators to witness the
grand public demonstration and in Mime
apolis the procession was twenty miles
long. The celebration was repeated in
the afternoon when the people turned out
en- masse to welcome President Arthur
and party who were on ther return to
Washington from trip to Y elloWstone
park.
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"A, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1SS
LENNOX ITEMS.
The Western Portion of Lincoln COun.
ty Well Represented.

The Western Portion Of Lincoln Coun.
ty Well Represented.
Bregter Alberts was buried last Friday.
Mrs. Gilmore is on visit to Letcher,
Oak.
w. B. Wait went to Chamberlain on
Tuesday.
The creamery has given up two of its
best routes.
Corn that was injured by hail is said to
be doing finely.
Rev. Mr.. Weiland is visiting friends in
the neighborhood.
Mrs. J. V. Conklin has returned from
visit to Minnesota
Henry Smith is our livery man again,
Mr.. Durand having sold out.
VIM. Neff has returned from Wiscon-
sin, where he has been for the past year.
j. Y. Conklin and A. Boynton are in
attendan ce at the Sioux Falls convention.
Geo. Thicket, our boss shoe maker,
says his wheat went twenty bushels to the
| acre.
Rev. Mgge attended the dedication at
Bridgewater, and visited his son Sam Of
the Times
Farmers rejoice over the good crops,
and business men do likewise over the
prospect Of trade.
The Dutch Reformed church, three
miles west Of town, was dedicated on
Wednesday, A large congregation was
in attendance
Dr. F. H. Whitney, who has been quite
sick, has gone east with his father. We
hope he will return soon in better state
Of health, as he is good neignbor, an
honored citizen and a warm friend.
The firm of Freseman & Groncveld
have dissolved, Mr.. Groneveld remaining
in business He is every way trustworthy,
consequently respected, and we wish him
prosperity, and also hope and trust that
Mr.. Freseman will remain with us, as he
is a talented business man of good judg-
ment and has host of friends.
NJ. Heismann, one of the jolliest gen
tleman of Ackley, Iowa, has been here on
Il hunt for the past two weeks, and like a
shrewd fnancier that he is, has purchased
as fine a piece of Dakota dirt as the sun
ever shown upon. Mr.. Hesmann is a
crack shot and every time he draws bead
you can safely bet upon dead bird
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Appeal for Aid.

ROCHESTER, MINI.
On the evening of August 81, a terrific
cyclone struck our city, completely demol-
ishing l35 dwellings and totally destroy
ing their contents, A large number of
others were unroofed and OF herwise dam
aged. In the city, nineteen persons were
killed, this is strictly accurate and about
100 wounded. several Of them fatally
The ruined houses were nearly all owned
and occupied by mechanics and laborers,
who have lost everything they had in the
world except the clothing upon their per-
sons and the naked lots. In many cases
the heads of the families are injured
The cyclone entered the county at its
western border and in its course destroy
the crops and buildings on about forty
. farms Others lying contiguous were
damaged, and five persons were killed
outside the city. The relief committee
has detailed list of l24 families, in the
city alone, entirely destitute We appeal
to the public for aid. The leading busi-
ness men OF the city are all heavy losers,
and cannot, therefore, do as much for the
sufferers as they would wish. They have,
however, contributed literally. None of
the public building have escaped damage.
One school building is destroyed, the
court house unroofed, the churches are
seriously injured, one of them-the Meth
odist-demolished; the elevators and
warehouses are all wholly or partially in
ruins.
Provisions are plentiful Money, cloth
ing, and carpenters are needed. 100000
expenod in tools, lumber, ETC., for the
penniless would scarcely put them on their
feet sufficiently to enable them to help
themselves. An contributions are placed
in the hands of a thoroughly organized d
committee of twenty-onc citizens. and may
be forwarded to the undersigned.
g NVIJuvrCN Nxvop
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CITY MARKETS.

Comprising Everything that the
Farmer Wants to Sell-COrrected
Every Thursday Morning.
CANTON, Aug. !.
COUNTRY PRODUCE
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Any Goods pur-
chased of me aciU be
de1irereI to ana
part Of the city free
Of charge.
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The constitutional convention convened
at Sioux Falls Tuesday forenoon, with a
large attendance. Yesterday, Bartlett
Tripp was unanimously chosen permanent
president. A complete report Of the do
ings will hereafter be given the ADVOCATE
readers, in supplementary form.
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N oveItySto

And wishes to inform the ladies' Of Canton and
Lincoln county that she has all the novelties of the
season OH hand, and are sold on
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Lincoln county Fair September Is, L
Arniea SalYe

Arniea Salve.
The best saIve In the world for Cuts, Bruises
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, fever Sores, Tet r,
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, aud all Skin
Eruptions and positively cures Piles. II IL guar.
antaed to gise perfect satisfaction, or money re-
funded. Price rs cents per box FOR SALE By
T. w. HOOD.
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Transfers Of Real Estate I'm Du-
bois County from Jan. 81 1883,
20 Feb. @, 1853.
J. ". Meyer et Al 10 J.. Fl. Lucbbert,
lots % and 50. Holland. e575.
Geo. W. Booking to Louis s. Nichaus,
2ao acres in Secs. 20 and %, T. 2, r. p
$500.
). II. Klausmeyer 70 b. II. Errers, 80
acres IN Secs rs and 80 r. ar. 8 and p
Fed. i. stork to +. Wellemeyer, lots
II ard ~, Holland. $500.
VIM. r.. NcKeen 70 Tabitha g. Hall.
20 acres IN Sec. Is, Il. IN. r 3, 500.
Wm. L. Hall 10 B. Il. Palmer, 20 acres
IN Sec. "a. r. rs. II. !, $1f5.
John Baron 70 Geo. Cea weiD, 40 acres
III Sec. so. r. ?, r. 3 5000.
Vest Heller 70 CT. Kornumpp, pit lo'
Il7. Hunt;ngburg. $3.50.
M. Fix 10 "A. Fix. 100 AGREE in Secs. .
land IS. 4. 4 and 2, r. 4, $500.
NJ. II. Dillon 10 N Haskins, 26 acres il
iSec. 81. T. 4, s. r. 8, $780,
George Brandcnsfein 70 Cath Mont
gomcry. +. half Of lot 50, and lots 6oans
I8i. Hnntingburg Blcmker's add. SLIGO
Catharinc King 20 Elizabeth \. Wad
de. 10 acres IN Sec rs, r. 2. r. ,. $3.50.
Xavier Wicdenbcrner 70 II. Beckman
80 acres IN Sec. 36, Il. 2, * S667.
Snodiy and Mack 10 1yneiz Eckeri
onc-third Of lot 20, Buchart's add. 9
Jasper, $1,000.
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VxcrSxEs AND JASPER RkTLnokD.-
The meeting on Monday night a Tie
Conrt-liDnse was quite wei, attended,
and q general fticrdly feeling for the
enterprise was developed IN our citizens,
who will be willing A the proper time 70
do All they can 70 help Il. wa think the
grca. danger 70 II. will likely b. oppo-
eitlon BY both the q. 3 M. and r.. y. q
St. -. and II they unile il q determined
effort 70 Illustrate II, they can accomplish
. good deal Of harm-but their friend
ship would be Or Immense aid.
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NOTICE Is hereby given thnt ~ the
IN January term, 1885,, Of The Dubois
Circuit Court the estate RI Charles Il.
Hollon, deceased. was declared prnbabir
insolvcnt. Those Interested arc notified
that Il viii be eeitIed accordingly.
RfcnAaD r. NilnURx. Admr.
TRAY1oK a IirSTER. Attorneys.
January 16th. I603-3w.
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" JAu-BU <eLiko nDsoLAn.--Qn
"Wednesday night o. lest week the spoke
factory of Ne<<rs. Snoddy. Mack NJ
Eckert was broken into BY removing Al
pane o. glass ID : sliding window. uni
locking the window and sliding e back
About 625 Or $50 worth q carpenters
|(ooi. WI tak-n- Suspicion rested On .,
man named Thomas Prltchct,
from HE having been about there that
day, and be was fhadowed. and seen 90
20 down % the old fair grounds next
might and return with Q load Of some
thing. which he deposited In bic trunk.
ION Friday NOR ming he attempted 20 ex-
|prcss his trunk 10 Dayton, Ohio, bet
finally concluded 10 buy : ticket for
louisville and 20 with Il. A soon -
ihc was gone q search warrant and war
rant for his arrest were taken out, and
tConstabic Gutx weller and Mcssrs. Ned
!Eckcrt and deputy Sheriff Mckerney
started after him. At The HunilneourE
depot they found bis trunk but he had
ordered Il sent On The next train, and
started 20 walk to ST. Anthony, saying
Inc had some business there which ne
could transact before the train got there
His trunk Wa broken open, and the
tools were All found In Il. closely packed
with . quantity or dry goods and no.
lions, consisting Of ladies skirts, boxes
or thread. several pieces Of calico, . Iot q
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DY virtue ora certified copy ofa decree
I'D Ia me directed from The Clerk Of fhs
Dubois Circuit Court, In a cause wherein
theresa Erny is plaintiff, and Irving "A
Leighton, Mary A. Barfh et q. are de'
PENDANTS, requiring me n make The sum-
or money therein mentioned, with IN
|fcrest Oh said decree and costs, ! vii
expose at public sale, 70 the highest bid
der, on
SATURDAY. TINE Urn DAY o. FEB
RUARY, a. u. 1883,
between the hours or ID o'clock =. ~
and 4 o'clock p. M, Of said day. af ~
door Of the Courthouse III jasper, Du
,bois county, Indiana, the rents nns
|proffs for 4 term not exceeding sever
years, OF the following Real Estate
Situated IN tho County Of Dubois an
State Of Indiana, to-wit:
The Northeast quarter Of the North
west quarter Of Section Number thirty
1.-TWO (s2). iii Township Number y ca
lSouta Or Range Number five % Wcs'
l~containing 40 acres, more Or less.
II such rents and profits will not eel
|for q sufficient sum 70 satisfy said decrc'
Interest and costs, / will at the sam
Itime and place, expose to public sale ~
lice simple Of said real estate, or 50 uuc
thereof as may be sufficient 70 discharg
|said decree, interest and costs.
Said sale will be made without an
relief whatever from valuation or 81
Ipraiscmcnt laws.
Sheriff Dubois County.
TRAYLoR g HUNTER, Att'ys for PIN.
Jan. 26ib, 18S3-3w. III. (. 50 COL
irntiI.hni N she yazrtr Confer.
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senator willard and the Amend

Senator willard p the AucuQ-
mcnfs.
The Argus n an article On The Amend
meu:s iast week. dispiasci wofui irno-'
rance 81 Legislative rules and records,
and exhibits itself a. prcfcrring . icsi-ia-'
tor 10 bavc the instincts or . hog. with
ont any courtesy. II says:
~ viii De seen elsewhere n to-day's
papers that willard. Senator from this
district. shirkcd when the honr Of trial
came on upon the prohihifory amend
men; bv pairing with Hestetter. We
think there should Be q law compelling
members to vote. II Il disgraccfni 10
read Ii lhr dispatches that ar. So and 50
paired with Nr. D~oofrnRy. II Is m nd
mission upon the part Of these men that
thew are moral towards, vcek-knced-
afraid 10 put their names upon record"
Now n the editor had hccn Informed
he would have known That regular pairs
are announced and entered on record A.
fully Is the votes. and indicate a. niiy
the preference Of those paired. AMI that
there can Be no ''mora! cowardicc7 in an
honorable pair between members Of o
legislative body who are opposed 10 each
either on any given measure. And, in
deed. X would be q great hardship 70
many members. and oficntimcs 70 their
families. ifthcr could not arrange pairs
upon an questions IN which they ere in
ferestcd. Otherwise r sick member
would have to Be brought into the hall
on his bed. probably a. the rick Of life
20 vote. or rrst under the impufation 81
having ashirkcdr 4 duty. a members
family might b sick unto desth. and nj:
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ONE DOLLAR Pen YEAR


Total ~
Parties working for TIE above premiums mnst M
|variahiy scnd One Dollar With each name reported
they should give names with y. q. addresses, and
|seri money A. fas. ~ the ~ahscrihsrf arc obtained.
small amounts NJ money may ~ tent Nv mail a. ~,
rikk. Nut amounts over 4l must Ne sent y,
|post.oficc money order. cheek. or BY registered letter.
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uS-The Weiicrn rivers Are nearly All
q food height. Through Ohio, Indiana
and Illinois great damage lo railroads
business hls resulted. Poguo run
y white river at indianapolis each
over lowed portions ~ The city, filing
hundreds 81 cellars with water. and the
anIp.Hc m thc ely ~ estimated at S75.-
w. Fortunately 10 lives were los(.
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Weekly Mer1s
WILL NJ lssrTpn W mi
Cincinnati 4:gl fallHi's, t1n:,r]|
IIiS FIRST WEEK N. JAGyaRY.

II wilt W q Democratic rans-. devoted 40 Petite.
|NHws NArkfff AefiSulfnre. mn AttfY.fNfr Aht !. -} rf
seltsH WHih NE ,ie~ n mA~lns n : desirable FAnsin'
NeM ANANrf.
As rNw rsras,n's M rnhilS fsse- THs Ntystt
|Erwf WIT frriFr w me requirements " w readers, n
|Afl thnfon4ktF discuss Ar WE q~nft'iprs ~ f1t NAy. ii
MIN xtse n~4rriAninr All frtiNn fN fhs xAtntrinx Nh fle
|nA~s. FSAtsisi earn will te taken VI ~rnfaffilrr tHt
Af.nnW rlarA * reports. In fhN Interest ~ thf fHrN4f.
M rbcNNt s,1rr viii ~ tFxnf.f nv agriculture hNNNiAl
|fff rY.ur3 Nut tnrl4ls matters fftkd tur tht family Ff'
rn eli contrA<s Kn iHnH-tsr' tfRnrtrnrnt rf ~ rnf<f'
anf M Niii NJ t44 purpose Nfi1e r.ArarerakNt ~ - Nfl.
ANA rnllish Tmf NyFKx tENt An ~ cNtlrtNat AZ ~ Anl
|mAkt IA 4 npircrne xisiiNr IN every honseAAit.
VIA MffkfY NN4k VIII w : large QnarfQs containing
IAxtx. f&1r cNir-nus M re1linx matter. prlnfs4 ~ = En-
Isrfris nf r4isnAaif i i4pNr.
ir .r.isr NJ re1AA 40 classes. \, win be ssid q ~ foi-
IIoNlrx low
RATES or SUBSCRIPTION:
4 single Copy. One Year , Too
club ~ y 80 Copies mailed "a one
T0<t-oflre. One Tear 3-ut
Ia Club * Twrniy Copies. mniied 20
urc ro~f-ofice, One Year 11.ot
la Clff, az Thirty COPIES. mailed 60
one ro@1-u.nce. One Year 34.0t
IA club ~ forty Copies. mailed 10
ono Post once. One Year 500
ANA larger clubs ss the rate % 70 Cents pe'
Copy per Annnm.
Ana. IN addition. TIL vSvxtr Nsw- viil Re rnsilt
r.sx for one year 20 nny person Who MI rAifr en-
lofa .uenty ~ more annual subscribers " enc pcst-effte
and fcrxard Their nam - and stt;rtss ui'h ne r<qri-it
amount of money. a PER above table ~ rates.
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STATE or INDIANA. ~:
COUNTY o. DuDois,
r i iss o 'sSs. o''es's Court A''''
Edward Stephenson,
va r;-;1 Acf;on.
John Heppner,
Matilda Heppncr e al.
nEn known. that on this The 7th day Of
I'D February, 1859, the above named
Inlantilf bv Ills attorneys fled la The Office
Iof ne Clerk OF the Dubois Circuit Court,
his complaint against the said defendants
TN the above entitled cause, together
with ~ AFFIDAVIT Of q competent person,
that raid defendants. John Heppncr and
Mathiida Heppner. are non-residenss q
the State Of Indiana. That said defend
Iants are proper and necessary parties %
l,his action /; the same being IN action by
ise;d plaintiff to forccIosc q mortgage on
real estate In said County and state
Notice u therefore hereby given said
defendants, John Hcppncr and Aathildi
Hcppncr. that unless they be and appear
|on the second day Of the next term o
:; the Dubois Circnit Court, which begin'
on the fourth Monday Of April A. y
il683, at the Courthouse, in the Town @
Jasper. In said County and Slate, ant
-Ianswcr or demur to said complaint, IN
same win be heard aud determined \
their absence.
PETER J. GcsNASS; Clerk
Dubois Circuit Court.
TRAYIoR Z HUNTER, Pl1's Att'ys.
Feb. 9th, ls83-3w. lpf. sso.J
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FOR CLUBS
in Gold

VIII r. Distributed among those rho obtain ard serd
In IL IHE WEEKLY NEWS The ttn largest clubs " fAll-
rate subscribers from any one state ~ ths IT. az q
Daily Republican., 1883-02-06
SPE NCER'S
CLOSING OUT SALE,

VIII include thi" week aGlny&
n.hrr bargairs. scteraI pieces Alt
~ COL Plaid SuItings reduced FROM
.I.nt 1881. 90. and SI.2S 10 zoe. W -
VIII also offer one t0t OF about ~
,fccps. 25c. Dress tsGOHs ar t2'gr..
lust half price. and would sVeS""i
yno our many customers " tao cam"
10 late for our offering Of Dress
Goods al ! cents last week that they
should lake warning from tsM rN-
Drrjpuce and come carly for TINS
lot. We stiIt have a few Knit Goods
such a. Hoods. Nubias, Jackets.
etc. left. but the present prices ar"
proving a great iuduc~nr"t 10 b"'.
rrs and they will sOO, be gone. a
lew Dair Of Ladies' WOre Hose s,iii
remain rearIy all white: 10 clos"
Them cut quick III" price Will -"
made 95c. former price - and zoe.
MISSES Fancy Wool IL "sc are cor
rcspOpdingiy reduced. The rush
al our Glove counter ~ nI cOnttn nes
! cd on Saturday. oar hdcrwtar
/ stock Is very much broken. but We
! have stili some particularly GOOD
bargains IN ChlIdren's Fine Whhe
! Is DOL. Ladies' and Gents Scarlet.
Gents Fine White Wool "a few sizes
only. and Gents Gray MiHeu
s;t,,,,s. Our I5c. Gray MIXED shirts
and Draw ~ are nos to be beat. In"
sizes of our GENTS l.aundrird ana
,l'u.JaU,,dried shirts being ba0tl
urOkeu. the balance VIII ." Aoa'l
cheuD. 81 standard shirt mar kru
new use. spcrin! iiidnrenrm! "a
l!se I.adic. on "wednesday Will %
AN offering Of one lot each Rem.
usnts OF Lace. and EiDn.sns. Fairly
corners v Ill get some good bar ai"s
Tha ussGr,tupn, I. 5 ana &c. PIRATE
IA sill good.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-06
raE .AsLROADs.
A LEGAL Tinse Table with the Lat
ga Corrections.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOR

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON Fof
pHlLA.-2oOs-223s o.3O-6.b5 7OOt-'.5U
IS. lOt S. l5-e COT % 39t-9.bst O.a-ll .53h,
III: - l2.OOt m :-l2 l5-l2.3S .b3-23n,-
4.oU-b U.s. 30t o lO-6, 3ss--i d '.'J'-~so DO
Z; m, - ANN, "a, -so otn
II. S2a .--I2.ys-l. $50. US 3st-7 u PIN.
RALrIMogK-l. 05'-l. 42s-i .5i'-s.O5' - u
10. M IT, m.--l22G-i. o0-l.O 0-bOO- ooo--t.5'
Ill ". =. III.
WAsHINgTos-i 42.-+. 5l'-s.Ob- II a. IN
- 90 l.O4-6.5T-ll.o+' =. N.
BALTIMORE AND INTERN INCARCERATION
lUoS--O7 1900 Il. IN :-lUO-t.U y. m
Trains running both daily and sunday.
Trains running only On Sunday.
| Connect ut Gray's Ferry for old depot
| Broad and Washington avenue.
| DELAWARE AUTHORITARIAN a; III =
| Los. uOs--t 25t p. III. NO Sundh! trains.
| FOR New Caste only,
| For Harrington and Intermediate sta
tons.
| WuMiNaroN 4 NORTHERN RAILROAD u
! o. IN ~. 2O--il2 y. III.
! DELAW AXE " EsTEEN RAILRoAp-,N t--lO@
| a. IN 80 p. NJ. Sunday trains 1890 II. IN
! 500 +. N.
TRAINS ARRIVE WILMINGTON FROM
| puILADpLrHIA--l25G- -l 10 ,32. - AZ -
IA ugf-g w. O6-~lO l0t Lott +.35-l2 .
Ia. ~ ;--l250-I .O1-2.3 o-2. Jo-iu. Js- 100
i. IN. ~
! NEW EuEK--l. 12.-4. l7'-s.Hf-- ",l2 n. IN
=. ag--i.G. 4 SIS. 4S"-l0.5sp. m.
EAlTlMukE--l. Jis--.. l31--y, 80, It'll 'Sh
Ism IL, J6-l. 5u- 5 1T 5Gt-f - A'p n
" AsftlSGTus--i. Ols-2. i;-l.@3 u. III =
IL. IG-~l 6U--5 ll"-6 30"- Li-a4s' y, III.
Both daily and Sunday.
7 ON sunday only.
DELAWARE RAlLRoAn-s. Sc. lol5' a. II
= -5.u5i--t.05 +. IN. No %u"day trains.
! From New Castle only.
WILMINGTON \ NuR1nEitS RAILROAD 49,
4 20 u. m: 6.Ig =. III.
! DELAWARE W Esl EnS kAlAhoAp 500 an
Ia H. " SUNDAY trains $40 IA 90 pm
, TRAIN LEANEFDk NlLM lNGltN
pHILApEIpHiA NKw BROAD STREET ~
pur l2.3U+ 1885, $50 T.2U' 800 a.-A o..
no. Il II 80 N.50 a. III 1928 81 ~
$50. ~, b.G5 $40 h.j5 6O5' o."o ~
80 l0rO ll.32f =. IN.
HuuAD AID WAshlNGfON hNkhNE o.
tsuu lJ.ljam m: 10 80 40 b Il T.. u.
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Daily Republican., 1883-02-06

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Daily Republican., 1883-02-06
AuExtr;s session.

There ought not to be an extra '"'T-
sion If Congress, but thrr" und"uhn"
is will be- one if there is Il" revision ID
the laritt law at the present ,cS,i"n' IL
+. NO us. DENYING the fact that th"couh-
try is on the verge Of a VAulr caused ~
the. uncertainty Of the action .. Con
ores, ON the tariff biIl Manufacturers
ar" shutting down all over tnr'"uNtf!
and ten, Of thousands Of hands roam
the street., idle hi, STATE 81 affairs II
not caused by 4 lack OF drnAht i"F
manufactured articles bal 10y 'h'
breasted uncertainty that prevails III
REGARD to the action u congress, /, T.
now almost certain that no ru'la.rn u
the tariff will pass at tl'c present IS
sion Of Congress, and " hai u ""fs'
still, it j, generally contested mat th'
,Ircer,ling Congress viii b" NOR hos
tile t. protection than he pscHcil Con-
yrc,s President Arthur Wi.i have -
decide. whether the c"np.i"H'i"nH J."
hu.iur,s are sufficient CAusr for ral 'In-
an extra session. The pl's"n, CON
ur.,, will adjourn within t"nr weeks
and ;le new Congress, viii not meet uh-
| .iM ,'r following lA"c,mh"r a period
Of nine months lap~ing between 'h'
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