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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-21
For Admission a. a Cadet to b. Held at Bsllllrs.
Burr's NILS Camp Meeting $40 900 Damage
Sal. D.cid.d-PsrsopaI, Iadu,triAlAad
General New, of the vlsIulty.

w. Mercer HALLS met with serious acct.
dent at MArtinsburs one day this week. He
car, taken out the truck and placed trcstle
under the end. They then got underneath
to repair broken brace, when suddenly the
trestle broke, letting the car down with q
crash. Baker succeeded in getting out, but
Halls was knocked insensible. He was soon
gotten out, and found have two large cot :
tuSions on bis head; his knee was bruised,
also his back and breast. No bones were
broken, but there was some internal In.
iury .au. ..tu.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-21

F IRIS I
BREAK

There is no reason to wait till
after July to make reductions. We
deem it best to give our patrons an
opportunity tObuy now, before the
season is 100 far advanced and as.
sentiments broken. To that end
we have made SWEEPING he
DUCTI0NS on all as
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03
SOUTHERN GLftNiSts.

A mass mteing N eitkent VA hold
Il Memphis, Y aa.i me whff tiiefaaan' ~
ean,lief N, ffpHn N afHmmlilss q ~ {.
iesn on proposed settlement II lhs dehl N
ibe od r.ly n Nsmphli fbe report, ehleh
proposed 10 eumpfamlsa with The efedlief'
n ihe fsis NJ hny cents on the fnllif, WIN
~ psf rsni, iaisfo'i, lhe iefi.ltiufe TO sin D
power me isslag dluilri "a issue teHi' Nv
seiilsmtnt NJ me- lshi the eeafana u' shleh
to be- receivable ~ lakes, was feieeled' ava
IN llou q resolution was sdapted onefinr 4
compromise NJ hny cents oh Tho dollar, WIN
three pef cent interest snd ihfae ref cent
10 hs added To The principal llt period of
three years Then fout per cent, ltefesl
with two per cent. 10 be added 10 the pfln'
slpal iof three yearsl then six per cent, In
lcfesl for The remaining twenty sfuuf yeats,
by which line the debt will have beea paid,
q. The bonds would he thirty .year honds
and Instead u The taxing district Issuing tho
bond. q commission was 10 he appolnied by
the Governor or leHi.liiute to carry out Tho
provisions of the law,whIch the Legislature
would be- called upon 10 pasa.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03
CONDENSED TRLEGRAMs.

In tho United States Senate on the
9Th. consideration Of the Tariff bill was
resumed. Rates on band iron not more
than eight Inche. wide were reduced ono
afth Of cent. The rates on chains and
riyels were also reduced. In the House. the
Tsriff Commission bill was taken up In Com
mIties Of the Whole, aud The debsts thereon
vas Of general nature.
TaoxAs NJ. BowxN and II. A. W.
Tabor we're elected United States Senators
for the long and short term respectively ,on
the 9Th, by the Colorado Legislature.
II was reportedirom Nashville, Tenn,
on The a7lh that the seeouniant had found
The deficit Of N. T. Polk. late State Treas.
urer Of Tennessee, 10 Le t9a3. .tzI.io.
TnE shoe lastsrs Of Montreal, Cana,
Who had been on a strike for some time,
resumed work few day. ago on smpsoysr'
terms.
IT was reported from Paris, France,
oa the 2ssh that r ident Grssy bad ao-
espisd the rs.irnstion. Of The Ministers, sad
that TaIIiere. and Jules Ferry were confer
rIns with him shou, new Ministers.
Ar winooski, VI. tho explosion Of .
car lead Of ksro.sns oil the other ds5 wa'
saId 10 have caused The destruction Of prop
sriy yaInsd ai fiii.ooo.
A cosyERrscE Of tenant farmers Il
Belfast, Irsinni, o few days ago on ,hs land
question passed resolutions In favor Of %
amendment 70 the land act, and urged thai
ls..ehalder. be admitted 10 its benefits.
THs failure Of Mohr q Mohr, die
tlIlsr., Cinelnnaii, o., with liabilities e.,i'
mated At $50 600, and that Of Pslsn 4 Co.
dry goods, Montreal. Cana. liabilities 800.
ea. were announced 90 The aItb.
A coxrAsr Of Mexican militia had I
azht with strong body ef bandit. 4
J.l,,eo, q few days sso, dsfsssias them
Eissss bandits and sIx Of The troops yer
!. killed.
THE anniversary Of the birth o
Thomas Payne Wa. csIsbr.ssd In the Ger
man Masonic Temple. New York CitT, o
,hs ssh. An address. was made adseeAlin
free thought.
q TuiKrr.rwo arrests were made
: A.lszhssy CITY. Pa, fss aaEs .ze, I
people Who disturbed sbs mssnnss o. u
!. s.lsssIsa ARM.
!" TWO men were eaughs By . csvs-l
:. ., th~ HsksadsEus miae n fenn.Ilvah
= .he ssh<r d.y. oss uss killed ssd v
= - -. is,sff1rre< = 49, = - ssss=
\ l h would de before he esuld = res<ssd.
: Ar TspI<yvIIIs, nsss-, . shos-iasso'
!. sd shrs< rssl1sasps v<fs buf.ee {
aass -. Le-s, e1pmoi IusurssN. -
= CoAsrsuo - - nnmse1p9 n1.p'
= - du,uprpss p1smsr>< ~ - =
= ~ e 11nus111. ~ - - - y
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03
nfsrEf.LANEOuA-

Ir was announced In q recent tele.
gram from Paris, France, that the BALBOA
In which Powell. . member Of the British
Parliament, persisted In December. 1881. had
been found in the mountains Of surra del
Phedfozs, spain.
TnE international Exhibition Of Fine
Arts It Rome was opened ths other day ~
ibs King and Queen Of Iialy. Among tbs
p.ln,inz. we're seven By American artists.
NUMBER Of cotton mills At Atlanta,
o., stopped the other day on seeoani Of
hish ~aser. Aner reaching thirty feet six
inches the river was falling slowly, and The
danger from an overflow had passed.
TnE Direct and the French Cable
companies lately decided 10 transact bust
ne.. with al land telegraph companies, In
stead Of with the weasrn Union alone.
A DISPATCH from Paris, France, OF
The al stated that sx. Empress Eagenls an
nouaeed tha, she ignored the Republic an
came 10 Paris 10 display sympathy viii
Prince Jerome. n wAs said EuvsHis ws
esxnixant Of the recent manifesto. Her I'd
hersnts claimed her presenoe meant . de
mon.irasian IN behalf Of the nsms Of ID
family Of Napoleon.
THr Ice carnival Il Montreal, Cana,
opesed On he "a. The festival esmmsHes
Win he ConirscsorS drive snd dInns'
Over 20 slsixhs were In line IN the pfees'
sIsa. The American guests took psSt
tke pfper>sisn.
Bose. FAR . CoHKEr. wholesale sr'
<>e>. rkt-e>. H., vsss rsrsftsd IN 4
kss1s = ~ nhsesn ~ inasnsst snisFs
axnlast shep ~ ssh~ dsy fef iss. %
fheir aa-els wsrs sssfs1 70 - lpp,goi 4
bilIsIes nnkness, ~ saii y exeesf lhe >
1ela.
Il ~ Ilune>zlas leci5Insuzs ne
~ - po1un1l1 hgsnG1> 11v1f1 p pls
len . - o(rnI11 ~ DuuDle = u -
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03

Qrszxvscro.Ia + . lsrrs ri s>s.ss evses
% Sss Yet. A s1Fsaea "a reu1s y ~
szsnss kss ekssze1 ~ t1oanis y Isrw
bio<k - nss.duay n<sf EIohsess'n s'sss<
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03
PERSONAL AND PoLIxrcAL.

CLAUS spREcKGLs, the sugar king Of
the Sandwich Islands, talked recently Of es-
tabli.hlng rchnery In Baltimore, Md. lie
claimed. II was said, that his presence 10
Hawaii kept Kslskaua from making stresiy
with China. by which The Islands would bsve
been oyerrun by coolies. He preferred that
the Americans should be the next race TO
take possession.
TnE election for United States SEN
aior took place In the two houses OF the
West ylrginia Legislature on tho al, and
resulted In the choice Of John y. kenna,
Democrat.
Tue Texas Legislature on the 23d
reelected Richard Coke 10 the United
state. senate, Preston u. Plumb was re-
elected In Kansas and John X. McPherson
from New Jersey on the sane day.
EpwIs BoorH, tho American actor.
wa. called before the curtain eighteen times
when be appeared as "LAar" In Berlin. Ger
many. the other night.
PAUL GusTAvE DoRK, tho famous
artist, died few DAY. ago ., Parts, France,
aged ffiy Zone years.
JANIS PATRICK, SR., said TO be the
oldest journalist In Ohio, died few days
sxo al hi. home In New Philadelphia al the
age Of nine.y.ons yesrs.
DR. GEORGE NJ. BEARD, OF New
York. who tesslasd n an expert In the
Gulieau trial, died Of pneumonia the other
day.
Ir wa. announced st Washington on
the 18th thai Rear Admiral Pierce Cro-bF
h,d b,su ordered 10 command the United
states naval station IN China, and that Com.
me.iors Temple would be ordered to CON
mand ,he south Atlantic squadron.
TgE Judiciary Committee OF the
u.ins Lesl.lasurs has reported sgalns'
eh.nrinr The time Of holding The state slse'
lions from, September 10 November.
MASSACHUSETTS Legislative Com
mI,,ss b.. reported In favor Of rnunieipa
suffrage for women.
Tnr Peruvian Assembly .. Cajs
mare. has voted 10 treat for peace, provides
Inc pepuhlie retains her iudspendeses an
!. net stripped Of all resources Of rszsnsra
tion.
TuE French Legislative COMMITTEES !
eh.rrs Of bin. TO deal with the roysi pre-
sssders BE-. sxfssd 70 advocate The sre'u
der frsn France and Algeria of I'll mem
bsrs Of zay rsTzl family that ever ruled
France.
THE dsslh Of Heury =. ughsnsF, {
he ere sf sirhty-fsar. occurred Il Bait
mers. Nd. lev days seo Ne vss u
h<rs e ke5 = "slsr-sf snxisd b<nnef.'
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03

BY sn ezplo<ioa d ~ oll-vofks q
ssne 4 RI>mlee = Nssssu Crs>k. =. T.,
~ 49, ~, PzlrI<k rusier - II'sf.l'y
- = 6unin y : - = 80 q ~ GFssI
am. - - - paFs ~ l<fs : ssss =
bsI1Ior - ~ ~ = I>>nas Psrrsg .
~ - - 11I.1, ~ - b>sa r>s1'
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03
A Terrible Nine Disaster In New South
Wales.

Bas faAscfsco. January ~
Prom the Sydney Iferaid the following DO
tails Of the disaster n tho Australasian Mine
Of Dcocnbcr u are obtainodi
Tho aocid<uf occurred af s % O. m. In dnft
from No. sbsft whlch unexpectedly broke
lntn the old workings Of so. shaft Thc vs
ter rushed through with great force, and In .
few moments tho l1wur levels wore noodsd.
and tho iooa rosa thirty feet IN tho shaft.
The mon employed at this point fed for thar
lives along tho drift foa station whore twelve
rrachsd thu rsxs and we're hoisted 10 tho fur'
face. Twen'ysaven men IN tho other part
Of the now workings wurs unable 70 rusch tho
shaft. and Ne on,y hope was th1i they might
bc able TO r<ach and ascend adissanf Vino
Lad nc b ah upperlevei.
The scens II the top Of Tho shaft vas piiifnl.
Mothers. wives. children AMI ffisBds Eathrred
thsrs, waiting almost Without hDps for ness
iron belo-. Ths pumps at once s'sfted.
throwing u,ro Ralions per hour. md all shs
miner. IN the district assembled 10 Lend assist
pno-. Tho BODY ef wsier wss 90 great that tho
pump. lowered u yery slowly. and diver vas
cent for 10 attempt 10 panusrsta ths mine 10
learn the fate Of those bsiow. Tns project vss
found impnsiicabie.
IN the afsernoo. - the fssh tho wster wss
only breast hish N ths ditft ~herc the men
were supposed 10 ie. and 40 sfismp' wss made
% reach them by wadinr. but the vi afcd air
drive back the relief party. and several sinh
lar asfsmpts we're male dur NJ ihe night
Aiout seven O'Clock on tho nsnrnin< of NE
18th two s>afsber< came mp thu shan chrcr'
Ing. and reported that near wine No. II thar
heard the voriss -ifs III rsht We are an
right" About sir p m uorsi cnme w tha
an that ihe ia~s were found. Tho psv1
spread iIks vilinrs. ne whole neish'psh0od
nocked 10 the shsfL Tanks WIRE improtisel
20 carriages % whieh 10 raise The men 70 ~
surface. and half m hour LATER John NaniaJ
was brouzbtu up alive lie hsi brcn csush'
by going 70 warn = comfsds cf ~ dsnFc'
when ho might heve escaped
soon four osh<u vtrr brought up. 81
rr~.fIr exhsu.ied. bot In fair vny y
tec1ter. The cs<s rnss nssin. When the ~
ripie truth rss learned thss t,s trsusy-ss'
frma nlnr IN The miae h>d pcrishrd n
vh ile party hsd been cznsht IN ths dim. u
rsfrr rising 20 hish that only hy eiiusins .
the timbcrs cpuid th-y herp sh<ir esins ahpv
wsfsr. ons By ons during th< sixfy kosf'
struggle thcy ssd dFoppei 81 exhausted N
ilownsd ~ the nso1. ~ stroossa only Nm
Ing cut unit rviief came. The bodie< ves
found iyinr scsstsrrd shgut ~ nour q y
dnfs- 1he victims wpre inferred - ~ F1I
Literal sul-< fiptfss> vsru tnkeu up 10 q
families of ~ d<>enasa
Daily Republican., 1883-12-18

O'Donnell is executed, and the ex-
element is over. He took his life in
his hands when he slew Carey, and
that life he delivered up TO satisfy the
claims Of offended Justice yesterday
morning al eight o'clock. That he was
guilty Of killing O'Donnell there was
no deniaI, though he claimed that he
diu it in self defence. There was no
evidence produced before the Court
NAT tried him to sustain lis assertion.
| nder these Circuru stances there was
not the least possible chance 10 escape
conviction. Much sympathy has been
expressed foI O. Donueil in. chs country,
sud every possible effort has been inade
0 save his life. Congress took tho
matter In hand and requested tho in.
irrpu,iti,n Of the President and, i'll &C
coruancc with that request, Secretary
OF Stat. Frelinghuyseu telegraphe4 TO
James Russell Lowell at the Court Of
ii. James, London, 10 endeayor 80 oh.
whether O'Donn.il was an American
citizen and whether le was legally com
vlcted according 20 international law.
|, was no. generally known that the
cid law, which WIS entirely English in
IL origin and which required Juri-s
tina, tried aliens TO be composed QUE
half Of the nationality Of the accused.
n.I been repea ed recently by the In.
giish Parliament, IN order TO secure =
speedy and sur. conviction Of tho Lord
CayeIdtrh murd-rers.
with this law repealed there ~as no
posi- bio hope for D'DOnnell, and there
will he no hope hereafter for any Amer
can citizen accused Of crime In England.
, ODonuelI, but even if 1t had been pos
slbta to do mere lie would have been
executed. After al, Who will not, say
! that lie was rightly convicted Did h.
| lut Kill Carey Deliberately III the pres
pnct Of hls Ute and family ? Did he
| not follow hun IN steamer to South
| Africa tor thai purpose? What if Carey
WAS an iuf9rmrr? Did this give any
body the rgha Ia shoot him down Ike
dog, At will? II tho real friends of
| Ireland, want to do the irish Cause a
favor, tney will not hold up ODonneIl
"a. pattern martyr for liberty. A use
at requires wilful assasSlnatiou can,
not be u good cause. The cau," Of Irl.t
ib-Try would have been much farther
advanced without assassination auC
4 Mantle.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-18

In the L. :. Senate yesterday, Mr..
Sherman offered a resolution, to lie
over until today, for the election OF
mate officers. Mr.. Hale, OF Maine,
introduced bills to promo the ettic IN
cv OF the navy to authorize the ecu,
siruction of additional steel vessels,
and to provide for the establishment oil
additional cualiug stations. The latter
bill authorizes the President TO estab-
lish two naval or coa,iEg stations AZ OF
near the Isthmus Of Panama-one OF
the Atlantic side and one on the IA
ciic side-and to make preliminary ar,
rauyemeuts for the establishment OF
similar stations IN sllrn Olhtr nAtLs OF
Daily Republican., 1883-12-18
hat had abolished the whipping post

that had abolished the whipping post
and pillory and that had placed Vir-
ginia on the highway to prosperity
Malone and his party were defeated
The Danville riot, instigated by the
Bourbons did the work. The Bourbons
are In power in both branches of the
Legislature. What was the first thing
they did in the way OF legislation "
Did they repeal the reimbursement OF the
State debt ? Not bit Of 1t, but in al
most indecent haste they passed reso-
luton through both Houses, accepting
the Read ulster plan As a fnality. Where
now are the papers that denounced Ma
hone and his plan ? Why are they 81
| leut? What vas fraud for the ReadJus
t.rs is II virtue for the BUurbons. Read
justers were thieves and ra>cais, TIT
Bourbons political saints Anything IL
build up party that can beat the lie
pnblicaus Honesty has nothing to DC
| with it.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-18
Kalf I'M Hon non.

What hH, Uecutne Of al no paper"
Shat cried aloud and spar" not When
rhu ira busters Of VrEi;i. were aSc"r-
Gaining what the State honestly owed
ant prepared u plan TOR paying II? I"'
r.'uocra'ir press, and Ne regret 10 Sag
some Republican |apers Jotne'I N ""
"~y Of thI"v"rg, dishonesty aud i!Aul
and the ErBd listers of virginia W"G'
rpld mp 70 pub rr srorn a. the very EN-
hudiment Of everything th,s was d't'
honorable and bad. None joined :"
@rartjly in this cry as the Virginia
DOurbon1.
There wa4 MT so much gloritication
over ID" honest CO Bgurhons when II
tn"ir state Convention they adopted
res lrfor~ accepting ~ a tinaIity IT,
Rea Il ister 80 lemeut. Still it vas any
thin. 90 beat MahOna, the leader OF th'
party that WIS regularly paying TIE
interest On the ~'a'e debt AZ asCertained
that had increased the public schools oI
the state onr-thrd in nImb Der thai had
increased the school fund without III
creasing he taxes that had abolished
the poll tax AS a pr requisite for voting
that had established honest elections ]
Daily Republican., 1883-12-18

A mas. meeting Of laboring men was
held vest rday In Irving HAL, New
York, to receive the delegation Of frerch
working men The stage Vas draped
with Freuch aud American hag-, aud
decorated with C0mDunistic mOttoes.
Victor Drnry presided, and welcomed
the delegates. Messrs. saint Martin,
blacksmith, Bol'n, painter and Eablni.
er, tlnsmlth, members u til" delegation,
aidr.ssed the meeting In French.J n-tus
sch vab and Herr John Most spoke IN
German, Mr.. PETROL ia Italian Ard Nr.
Bandish in Bohemian. Herr Mos =
speech vaa iIirerdiary IN character, ana
VA. repeatedly interrupted ny cries OF
"Vive Ia Commune and Nive Ia
dynamite" k-soiVtiOu1 we're aiUpt'd ,
D edglng he assistance Of the Au!rrl-
can working men IN any strupgt" TIA.
may arise b-ta-eu Labor and Capitol. -
Ata iu-~tiug Of the Central Labor
[ mon in New York last night, RESP! IT,
tiun WIS ainptSl recommending Al
workingmen 10 " Boy"o't' the Tribnn
in consequence Of its refusal to grant
the demands II Ii. strik ug CunpJsltOrs
and advising u-wsirt.+r-' not To- hand i
| it," wa. resolved to " Boycott the
| manufactures of several hrIE- D"cau-.
non union wOfkmen were euIIuy~l II
| their factories.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-18

We would much rather praise than
criticize the ENTERPRISE Of our esteemed
morning cont.irpurary, and We really |
had no idca that IT, world take So
much 10 heart what we SAID about it,
London TELEGRAM aud the execution OF
.O'Druueu. IN these days Of mauufac-
tur4d news d, .patrAcs when not even a
%.,Y York or pliI,t.iuhia morning
I,ly h4d H.. ,lr,uar,h in Question W,
It,d not know but what our up town
lr-,pfly- had been hnax.i Wear. not
iuuoiau, of the .yolutlOns of the earth,
hat he ryOlu,lOrs Of t-Iegranh de.
.na-ch.s ar. sornrthiuy ir.xu,ir,,l..
| W. l,Iiry. however. that the Sew,
,-,ryrpln w.. aeruirp and so ". vii
drup that unrr. Its trur tn4t we hava
not been taking rrpnlAr t.lrrrapl de
j-aatcle,. Wirh oar present iluruer 81.
Irlrr,IIAtipn. and Cur urr.put press IA
Iojllties We could not take them to ad-
vantage. We arr compelled ~ 20 IT,
prrs. AT an rarly hOvr--lung before the
, hour for kilograms 10 arrive, and We
hav. 10 keep at it without any delay t.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-18

DANA, Of the New York Sun, mas
been shouting for year past that the
Republican rasc ais mast GO IL no
will look at home and observe the
pesulation, fraud and thieving OF the
Democrats he helped into office, he
will change hl' rallying cry, and say
"thr Democratic rascaIs must go, that
is if he il really in favor of honesty.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-18
AT
John WananakerS S,
PHILADELPHIA.
TUESDAY

lnlS evening TIC Gil
tire space upstairs and down
will be open till 10 O'Clock
Holiday trade has taken
possession Of the place, and
we give ourselves up to 1t
from s o'clock in the morn
ing.
We have scattered the
crowd better and no part IS
uncomfortable. The larger
Hobbies and wider aisles give
elbow room.
There are seven ways to
get in and out, and, by act
ual count,454 passed through
in five minutes. Elevators
run between the upper and
lower floors, and eight broad
staircases lead down to this
enchanting domain Of Toy
wonders and many groupings
of artists goods. Lamps
and the like. Besides these
generous enhances and exits
to and from this floor, we
have other passages out tor
use should thesr lie over
crowded,and which are ready
at any moment.
Fresh air from without is
shot in through miles of tub
ing all day long, but surely
the seal-coated and India
shawled folk and others with
their heavy wraps, must not
expect US to keep the Their
muncter as low as if all OF
us behind the counters wore
our heavy street costumes.
| Extra counters have been
made Tor things most in de
mand, such as Handkerchlets,
Books, Bronze and Vienna
goods, and, of course, extra
salespeople are everywhere.
If some are slower and rot
as bright as you find the
older clerks, try to come ear,
lIer these mornings, Wher
you can choose whom you
like to wait on you, But the
delays arr slight, and the sys
TEN grows better daily. Al
though the volume OF bust
ness is increased, everything
goes more smoothly, be
cause Of longer experience
I patient training andtrying t.
r learn. The personal oyer
E sight OF the heads OF tn
house is withdrawn from
u vcrything else these bus
days, and devoted solely t
the care of the multitude
h guests throny the hous,
Daily Republican., 1883-12-18

A DISPATCH to-day says Evang"ll.
nus Apps oides Sophocles, Professor OF
Greek n Harvard College, "led yeHter-
day morning, aged about seventy-SiS
years. A mysterious thing to US is, how
he got along through life that far car
ryiug such a name. Most of men would
have died in infancy rather than carry
such . DAD.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-18

IT isnOH said that Senators Malone
and KIddlcborg ger, OF Virginia, and al
the Read ulster influence they cal
control, will hereafter act with the Re
publican party me senator. will, i
i, id, bO'h vote for the re orIlnjza
+ u Of the Senate with Republican
officer. with thorough re-orgaulza
tion Of the Republican party Of Virgin
a. with the absorption Of the kea'Jnot
-rs, that portion that will absorb, anc
with protection rmhIaz"ned upon th'
Republican banners, Virginia wouI'
not be duubtful State in a fair cleo
ton, and M homes. coInt Of the bal
lOt.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-18
IDHN WANAMAkER.

Pansies and Cats, Cats
heads and Bugs, with Nests
of Flowers and othe { strange
and quaint conccits, that on
~ a trenChman could get
out OF his brain, make up a
little lot Of Christmas boxes,
that, but for an accident,
would have been already
sold.
Put Candy in them, or
EIandkerch!cls, or Gloves
and after the contents are
gone, the exquisite recepta
Gle will decora te the Cabine,
or drossing-table. Price S.
and upwards, and everybody
that gets here in time vii
say: " Thank you for tell
ling US" and especially gen
|tlemen who may be puzzlec
to know" what Miss
would like" At the I'd cir
Gle ( Clancy Goods coming il
|at Market street main en-
trance.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-18
A a.uOU wife.

Tn" grandr'' treasure II "a p"s"lhle
for man to possess on earth /. "A GOOD
wife. The poorest investment he can
ever make - a worthless one, Person.
a. aHOrlnp-nr may +. asc hr eye OF the
vi .ar, nut II will Not hide false
heart Sin may cloak Itself for brief
season IN til" garment Of hypocrisy,
but sooner or later II sEsOl e me- u
Judgment. Pur" affection r. priceless
IrYcl, IN" enrichment ct earthly bis.
In the tru, anon 81 hU-baI,i aud wife
money should not enter MO tho con.
~idrratiOn The haup est homes Ih'
world ever knew have hsru bought
ana paid for by mutual earnings afreT
marriage. The good and true wifi
adorus her hon" and makes it a iittI'
heaven. It il the abode OF n roya
family, king aud queen dwell within
There at" no ta,oe gods in such
| household
Daily Republican., 1883-12-18

THE PEOPLE Of Wyoming Territory
are jubilatiug over the triumph OF
woman suffrage, and now they are APP
pea!ing to President Arthur to appoint
a woman Governor. We hope the Presi-
dent will comply with their request,
lust to see how the thing will work
ANYHOW