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Daily Republican., 1884-10-25

|aret, "oNibSS, ~ II ,O4U
" '"ination Of the above
! m' 'h'w Tat with very few
H. w elections have been
h. "h' mat now, were it NOT
Nm, nie .'tiuus assessment laws.
Es, 'e,a'' would not stand The
|n,a m aal'e of electing their Con.
Nm ua y" Years ago Mr.. Lore's
! /, "' WIZ, the largest ever re-
MI " i'elnocratic candidate in
knbad 'Acept in 1873, when Il. L.
!, s., ., practically no opposition.
k,ss s' erection Mr.. Lore had every
\, an ana MS position as a leading
yGsns.anVe i've years service as At.
M ueFal ns!. had made him known
h., part sn OF the State, while Mr..
nsssas as comparatively unknown
b. outside Of New Castle
d iti,.on ,ss n to this, there were dissen. .
ss ST s1i., s,epublican party which do
,b,, bs,'st y and there is no reason tn to
Biraus. !, ~ the proper effort is made
Nj. Io,s,. sn ee triumphantly elec.
l,bo-,o ,o,e,s free trade reoord dnr.
Sit hs. Term s in Congress, confir.
EscamnS.G;een S Geen BY his speeches dur.
! Of ms"hgn, will prevent hun.
f,amc ,arcnanics who voted for him
,ad t% tba Casting their votes Il, for him him
b canss ,us same reasons will con CON-
ls muse mse many honest Democratic
,asI sIea, %a, who understand Is,S whai
as' " cast their votes for IN Xntbony tos,,
s,ssss,i'ss.n,n i: Isss 's indeed de-, l.. hopeful. and
sS nc p,Seldiug nH his hands al and d'sa sayiSs saI.y;
elect ~ ~ use, bs', the Democrats are cer. ".
ain soS eSe,. II Congressman" "succes, an ces,
p,ia anu as Mr.. Lore will b. alIoWsd ovns'
Aoib bjss ~ !, home and attend 'towso to ~.
'hile NJ Siarge and lucrative n orac s",
prof cnn c,r Higgins represents p'aU .,
asnee eOngersss, ae manufacurers aot NJ
RaDemnoaoaiD o. Delaware, in the tiSh. HIr
'u0'Fatic free trade. '"' nSn
Daily Republican., 1884-10-25
satisfaction auaran teed.

As regards fit, style, quality and
workmanship, in coats, pants or vests,
for full suits in diagonalH or anything
else can accommodate in prices as in
every other particular. Leonard Heiss,
merchant tailor, No. 4 e. Third street.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-25

Jauney, 30l and 3o3 King street, is
receiving daily car loads of the finest
| Rose and Burbank potatoes ever any
season produced. Now is the time TO
buy. Persons wishing to lay in for
winter use should call and examine
them. Oar load lots at reasonable prices
! to the wholesale trade.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-25

Jos. Ii. Greenman, All King street
Oldest in the Stale.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-25

Hhlle expiration of Mr.. Fishers
= tltd, and in 1863 an election
sslo HI! the vacancy, but on ac.
" 'lr refusal OF the Democrats
'a't' imher of whom sympathiz. j..
NJ 'le aluth, To take the iron clad
'a! lew of them voted and the
Daily Republican., 1884-10-25

Preventative against cholera, ge
your houses painted against colds Re
your broken glass renewed by W. X
Grant Sixth and Shipley streets.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-25

One of the most valuable given oui
people was distributed to our people by
Prof. Dill, Balm Of Life.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-25
Now IL the Tlmo
window Shades,

To get first class suit made citap O.
Frank Cor bits, 233 Marx ct str set.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-25
Loaky Roofs

Repaired by using Phillips & Kane's
roof paint. Acts nearly q, we'll rs q
new tin roof.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-25

Grand lunch tonight at the Atlanti
Garden, 224 King street.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-25
hkipy Tor the Hol,a.v.

Fsars, ,sr' etc. selections y, of jewelry,
selection at once, which insures
last secona Millard f. Davis,
'ned , assortmae.re e.reet, has a large
make xa'nt nlent of goods from
Daily Republican., 1884-10-25
..s;is-;;;,,g'zh{f;|!I|S|jj !,
sun sets sos
Read the REPUBLICAN.
Awents for Dunlap's Hats.
ABmfOrd Brothers, HaeteFa


kpmfOrd Brothers. Aaetera
Order freight by Vary's line.
Best, the natter, SIS Market street.
Cheapest han ing lamp sold, 99c. store
brazilian TouIc Bitters only 20 cants.
Birds and cages at Parker's, East Ind st.
"lon't be o clam." Try Vary's express.
MiliaId ;. Davis, jeweler,9 E. End street.
Uity Laundry, Sixth and Shipley streets.
wrin2ers sold and repaired. at sl8 ShipIe,
Fine Is K. Rings. at Hsnf, ID e. Fourth ct
brazilian Balm, coughs and colde. 10 cts
Gold plug, natural tobacco, at Mullins.
Try 1t.
yary's cheapest express on earth, 42s Mar
ket street.
Cheap rour and feed, Kimtle, Frcnt a.r
m adis0p stresvs.
1he Vary Philadelphia messenger you
want, 42s Msrket street
ALWAYS reiiable-Vary'sP u W. express,
222 10 arket street. Phila.
House and eign painting. Buckmaster and
w0odmausey, o2SW. Front street.
Gravel and plastic slate roofs put on by
Moirow & Croker, All French street.
Roofing done at prices to suit all, by
Morrow & Croker, All French street.
Fixtures and lightning rods for sale by
mOrrOW q sIIOkoI, al rfonon ooO0S.
Old tin roots coated and made tight BY
Morrow & Croker, All French street.
To have your gravel room repaired, 20 to
Morrow & Croker. All French street.
Fine salt oysters Is, 30 and 20 cents per
quart a Pennelis stall l20 King street, and
also clans.
Take your babies 70 holland's, so7 Market
street, and have their pictures taken bv the
instantAne0ua procese
when you want boots and shoes, rubbers,
china and glassware, don't fail to 10 70
Adsir'e, AIS King street.
Finest family Bibles IN the city. Prices from
~ to % ON installments Call on John @.
Bryant, Pennsylvania House, or leave orders
at hEPUBLIoAN office. 4E
Nov is the time to go to Ross', lie Market
street, for bargains in fine Derby and Nobby
Hats, and also IN medlcsted scarlet and white
Underwear. Prices are guaranteed the low
est In the city.
MY mouldings are of all sizes and kinds.-
Cheap and finely made frames for pictures.
Oall and examine and you will not regret the
time nor money ludiciously spcnt. Baugh,
203 West Second street,
Daily Republican., 1884-10-25

nj Davis 'e though to join ope
H. for a Cha, Ta,ch clubs and secure
outlay of''ss,mas of :, present, at the
''ld street VI per week. No. 8
Daily Republican., 1884-10-25
The Rest Fruit of Medical Science

Dyspepsia is Immediately relieved by Ben
sons Porous Plasters. Quick acting, high!
| medicinal.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-25

Flour cheap for cish at 2O4 Ea
Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-25

Otley Vernon's sausage and scrapple
at 2O4 East Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-25
Foley,s celebl ated gold pens. pencils

EUIoy ColoUIbGoU BUI0 poHs, p6uCIIb
tooth picks, etc, in the latest designs
always in stock at M. F. Davis, No.
East Second street.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-25
the Apnroacn of Wiuter

lseninds Ms that our roofs should be
protecfed bya coat of Phillips& & Kane's
Daily Republican., 1884-10-25

have been An1tcted WITH an Alice
tion Of the Throat ffom childhood, caused by
diphtheria, and have used various remedies,
but have never found anything equal to
Browns BRONCHIAL TRoCHKs.-Rev. Il. M,
Y. Hampton, Pikston, kentucky. sold orly
in boxes.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-25

Imported and DOmestIc 6u1tings.
Frank Corbit, Merchant Tailor, 233
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-25

Having made a large pur-
chase of Vogel's celebrated
Black Cashmeres for cash we
are now offering splendid
value in 38-inch goods at the
following prices: 5oc., 59c.,
&c., 75c., SSc., CSC. and 81
lC. For weight, dye and fin-
|ish we believe these to be the
best fabrics in the market
for the money. Cashmeres
still continue to be desirable
and popular as a dress fabric.
Our sales for these goods are
large. Ladies who can az
preciate a bargain will not be
disappointed.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-25

French strett wharf is tie place for
rood clean coal.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-25

There were all the evidences of a
coming storm the very air vibrated
with the odor of danger, but when the
kind father took from his pocket a bot
tie Of DR.. Bills Cough Syrup then
came q calm, for the taby had the
Group and would now get we'll.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-25

slr slrile.ypiration Of his teim Mir.
I,rrln,i ard IL special election
Iha il ~ with the following re-
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-10-30

During their fiscal year, ended Sept. l.
the Minneapolis Touring mills shipped
4,814. 424 barrels of -four, against 4fS9:
9O8 the previous year. The receipts OF
wheat for the same period amounted TO
23,514.576 barrels, against l9,293,37o In
1928.
While three men were examining a
defect in the top of a coke oven near
Function, W. Va, the cone caved In
letting the men drop into the hery FUR
mace. The oven was cleaned out after
an hours work. but no trace or the VIC
tins was found save little Jumps OF
metal, probably melted buttons or coins.
Rev. Newman Hall has attained ap-
prOximate ideas of the size OF this eoun-
try. He said, in conversation, while on
the Saguenay: IL had no idea OF the en-
OrmOus extent of the country until, after
travelling Westward thousand miles
at least, came to ST. Louis. where was
dumbfounded en- being asked II inten-
ded to go West"
Mr.. Happenberger finished lately at
Munish the figure for the Garfield monu-
ment to be erected at San Francisco.
The figure of Garfield is ten feet in
heigth and is likeness in the matter
of features; the other figure, an idea of
Columbia, represents a woman seated
at the foot of the statue.
There are two bOys-Field by name
living at Lysander, N. Y. who have some
remarkable facts connected with their
history. One of them will be voter
on the 4th of next November. and will
cast his first vote. The second youth Is
the twin brother of the first, but can not
vote at this election, from the fact that
he is SIX weeks younger than his breth-
err. They are b0ths strong. hne-lo0klng
fellows, sons of farmer, and follow
their fathers vocation.
Seizure was made at Boston Friday of
the Fremont Brewery for revenue frauds
the prOpri9tOrs being also arrested.
The WOman's National Christian Tenn
perance Union, in session in ST. Louis
Friday reelected Frances +. Willard
President.
The patent examiners-in-chicf at
Washington Friday made decisions In
the telephone case of Bell, Edison, and
others in favor Of Bell, one decision in
volving the principal feature of the tele-
phone.
There was heavy frost in the vicinity
of Memphis, Tenn. Thursday night, the
first Of the season.
The forest fires which for two weeks
had been devastating the of Chesapeake
in Maryland and Virginia were quench-
ell by rain Thursday night, The loss is
estimated at 100000.
The Iowa supreme court has rendered
an opinion on one of the sections of the
prohibitory law which is regarded as ia
vOrable to the law.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-10-30
WIDE WIDE WORLD.
JAMES II. STONE.

The round trip expenses of an Atlantic
passenger steamer vary from $4,000 to
$4,000.
Poet Will NJ. Carleton was recently
married and has settled in Brooklyn.
His wife's Christian name is Betsy, but
they are not reported as out 80 far.
The Ohio Masonic Grand Lodge re-
solved that the selling of intoxicants is
a Masonicl offence, disqualifying such
persons from utilization or membership.
Mrs. Kuki, wife of the new Japanese
Minister to this country, has been high
ly educated, and speaks both English
and French, their daughter, though
only sixteen, will make her debut in
society this winter.
Sir John Mcdonald, the present Pre-
mier of Canada. began life as boot
black He persuaded wealthy Can
adian girl to elope with him when he
was only IS, and the influence Of her
forgiying father ushered him into his
career.
The recent death of Field Marshal
Won Buttenfeld, at the age of 90, leaves
the Emperor William as the oldest officer
Of the German army. He was one OF the
few surviving German veterans who
earned their first laurels at Waterloo
and Leipsic.
There are in the United States II st.
Pauls, 20 Bridgeports, Is Buffalos and
Newarks. II Brooklyns, Clevelands and
R0chssters, 18 Hartfords, 10 Lousvilles,
10 BastOns and Pittsbnrgs, 8 Cincinnati
and Philadelphias. 6 Chicagos, z DetrOits,
5 Milwaukees and st. L0uises, 80 WASH
ingtons and New YOrks and Balti-
m0res. New Orlear 9 and San Francisco
are not duplicated.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-10-30
The Sectional Line.
Detroit Post.

Detroit Post.
The Michigan Democratic committee
say in their address: "All hope on the
part of the Republicans of carrying q
single southern state, or making the
slightest gains in the south, must now
be abandoned"
Mr.. Blaine recognized the sectional at
titude of the Democracy in his speech at
Fort Wayne on Monday. "The Demo-
cratic party, as of old, said he, "consid-
or now that they have the south solid
again; they believe they will surely get
1853 electoral votes from the sixteen
southern states, and then they expect
or they hOpe-or thay dream--that they
may secure New Y )rk and Indiana"
The danger that would result from the
political ascendency of the south was
justly pictured in the Fort Wayne
speech, and the fact was brought into
prominence that the Democratic party is
still in the main the southern party.
Thirty of the thirty-six Democrats in the
majority of the Democrats are from
umph in November the section Of cOun-
try that supplies three quarters of the
Democratic strength will come in with
demand for a control of the policy and
plumber that will be assumed by the
new administration.
There is, as Mr.. Blaine says, mot one
measure of banking, of tariff, of finance,
of public credit, Of pensions one
line of administration upon which the
government is conducted tO-day-tO
which the Democrats of the south are
not regarded as hostile" 1.-THE change"
for which the Democrats continually
clamor means not merely a change of
financial policy, but change in the meth
DDS and spirit of government; a lapse in
to the mischisvous and condemned ways
of perverting the political machinery of
the country which were In vogue before
the war.
A solid south provOkes solid north
and tends to create the prejudice of Sec
ti0nalism. While the Democrats are us
ing their utmost endeavOrs to unite the
south for Cleveland, the north cannot do
less than strain every nerve for Blaine.
IL the Democrats lay down sectional
line along the border of the southern
states, 1t is not the fault of the north
that the geographical distinction has
been made. If the Democrats make
themselves the party OF the south, the
Republicans must perf0rce look for sup
port outside of the Democratic Enclosure.
IL sectionalism is to take possession of
the country again, the responsibility Of
1t will rest with the Democrats.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-10-30
National Questions.

Reporter What are your views on the
tariff, Mr.. Cleyelandp
Cleveland-The tar whatp
1.-THE tariff-t-a-r-i-ff."
swell, the fact is, don't know much
about zoology; never had no time to look
into 1t, you see. Been too busy with
public duties" n
can commerce, suppOse?"
or tolls on the Erie canal"
DO you think American manufacture
ers need protectionP
"Nell. don't know about that. Seems
to me most of 'em are pretty well insured
now, but still don't mind signing bills
for new FIRE companies If the people want
'sm. - PHILADELPHIA Call.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-10-30

The splendid Republican victory in
Ohio gives clear forecast Of the Presi-
Dental election. The Electoral College
consists of 40l votes, and 1T requires POI
TO elect. The result In Ohio Is cOnclu-
sive that the following States may be
safely set down for Blaine and Logan
Cn1fornla. ......... olNeVaua..'....:'..
c dorado -. ......... New Har pshirs........
Come ticut......... -. bl New york. ........36
Illinois OhlO....... ...23
lnuiua ........'..'''' !oJrcsoh" ':.'....''.''.-
Iowa ID Penn lvania..... ...,30
Kansas .......... ...... ... Rhode Island.. -.
Mediterranean Vermont.. .........
Massachusetts..-......-l4 Wisconsin. ..".....ll
M1chlghn.............
Minnesota. .............7 239
acknowledgements 81
This gives to Blaine 38 votes more
than enough to elect. We have not in
cluded New Jersey in the table, though
we believe that her vote will be cast for
Blaine. We prefer in the calculation to
err on the safe side. The votes of New
Jersey added to the Blaine column
would raise 1t to 248.
No state is included i'm the table about
which there is any reasonable doubt.
New York Is practically as certain for
Blaine as Pennsylvania. There was I'M
certainty at first: but the Democratic
disruption In New York City and the
overwhelming sentiment for Blaine in
the Interior make the state secure. Yet
New York might be lost and Blaine still
elected. Counting out both New York and
New Jersey, he would have 203 votes, or
2more than the required number If lie
carries New York no can spare indiana,
But Indiana will 90 with Ohio
In this calculation, We have not in
cluded single southern state, Yet it
is nor impossible that Blaine may carry
three or four. The Democrats held West
Virginia on Tuesday only by a narrow
margin. 1t weuld not be surprising If
with Blaine's personal strength and the
direct national issue Of the tariff, the
state should be brought into the Rspnb-
licsn column in November. There is
good fighting chance in Virginia and
North Carolina, and the PrOtsctiOnists
OF Tennessee and Louisiana are making
q gallant battle. The Republicans thus
have a chance in part or all OF the fol-
lowing states:-
West Virginia.. 6ITennessee. -. .......12
virgina-:: .--i2 Louisiana.................S
$50 40
AS Blaine and Logan are now certain
to be elected anyway, there will be more
disposition in these Southern states to
be on the winning side. II would be a
wise stroke on their part to share in the
victory, Such movement would lie Ia
the pathway of broad national policy,
and would open the south to new pOliti-
cal and material prospects.
In any event it is now reasonably Ger.
tain that Blaine will carry every North
arm Ctota
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-10-30
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Missouri Hiver Points Two Trains between Chi
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A New and Direct Line, via Seneca and Kanka-
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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-10-30
The Electoral Vote.
Philadelphia Press,

The splendid Republican victory in
Ohio gives clear forecast OF the Presi-
Dental election. The Electoral College
consists of 40l votes, and it requires POI
to elect. The result In Ohio is conclu-
sive that the following States may be
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1884-07-20

Baseball is like the yellow fever
nothing can stop it but cold weather.
1t was an insane ball player who re.
mark ed that his brain was out Of its first
base.
A Chicago woman is suing for a
divorce from two husbands at the same
time. She will give the Others one more
trial.
II Arthur cannot have q second term,
stili he can 20 fishing. That's great
comfort.
The latest fashionable craze is going
to Europe to get married. This is as bad
as going to Saratoga for drink Of water,
A medical journal takes two columns
to tell wakeful people how to GO to sleep
Ha, we know good way; try to keep
awake.
Brown-"Miss Tawker is a brilliant
girl, her conservation is so chic" Fogg-
Eyes, but unfortunately she never
knows when to keep her mouth pschun.
The richest man in Philadelphia is
still bachelor, which gives rise to the
opinion that either the young women Of
that city are not smart, or that he is.
1t is of immense satisfaction to the
man who gets his eye poked out by the
tip of parasol to know that sunshades
are trimmed with Grape worth eight
dollars yard.
Not what sbe meant: Governess--
Nov, tell me, Ethel. what letter comes
after H?' Ethel--"Plesse, Miss Parker
/ don't know" Governess -s'What hay.
got by the side OF my nosey' Ethel
"A lot Of powder"
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1884-07-20
Dividend Notice.

Ats meeting Of the Board OF Directors Of Los
ANaFLEs s County BANK, held july sth. isss.
stividend (No. ID Of twelve dollars per share,
for the past six months. was declared, payable
imnsdiately, u. L AAcSElL
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1884-07-20
WEEKLY HERALD.
PuslIsmo EVERY SATURDAY Moasrss
NoBoDY,s DOG.


Only dirty black and white dog
You can see him any day,
Trotting msekly from street to street;
He almost seems to say,
As he looks'in your face with wistful eyes
81 don't mean to be in your way"
His tail hangs dropping between his legs;
His body Is thin and spare
How he enviss the sleek and well fed dogs
That thrive On their masters care
And he wonders what they must think Of him.
And grieyes at his own hard fare.
Sometimes he sees \ friendly face
A face that he seems 70 know;
And thinks II may be the master
That he lost so long ago
And even dires to follow him home,
For he loved his master so
Poor Jack He's only mistaken again,
And stoned and dIiyen back
But he's used to dissapointments now,
And takes up his beaten track;
Nobody's dog for whom nobody cares
Poor, unfortunate Jack
-iFRED B KING.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1884-07-20

In months time vast amount Of
bullion will find its way out into the
world from the San Carlos copper mines
by the way Of Picacho, and all the sup.
plies for that vast mining region will be
brought from that point. 1t is stated
that the Ray Copper company win soon
transfer their base Of supplies from Tue
son TO Picacho to avail themselves Of the
new road to Riverside. -QuVotoa Pros
pector.