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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-24
New York.
PRODUCE.

PRODUCE.
New YORK, March %. Flour dull
Whest-Spot gt-d-s shade higher
optiobs oprped iriil- lower, afterwards
advan ced 10 u closing ste-dy, - nc.
tiou o. I; N"3 red S43@S5 No 2
I'd S9I@,a0.; M. 9 RS April oot@
ssh. closing ssi; May oSa@9Jl, closiug
90.
Corn-Cssh TO higher; options !
IL higher c,'-..d Vtth advance nsrtl'
~; M. 3 49l6949s; No 2 4s.@5og;
40 2 March 4gId 4Sb, closed 49i May
49s(9504, clO-IDg 80
PROVISIONS, ETC
Coffee--spUt fair; Rio dull; options
a shade lower and moderately active,
closing steady; sal.s 22,500 bags;
March 81 10; April 81 1907 l6;
Nav 81 25; June 81 55
Sugar Duli aud nominal; white ex.
ira & 6I@5 10 3; of A SIC; standard
A g-l6c; onf.rtinnafs A D 1876;
granulateO 6e cubs 7.lGc.
MOlas-ps Qultt ana weak.
Ric--Firm with moderate demand.
TalloH Dull at &c.
Il sin--S esdy
Turp,n'ine-Flrm at 32i@329e.
Professionally; l3@lSi
Beef-UrchaDl ed
Lard-Firn; spnt 81 TO- April 81 O99
IL; May 81 l4Ca7 II
LIVE STOCK.
Beeves-R -ueipts 3sOO, making $500
for The week: opened "a shade hrmer
and closed bsrely steady; POOR 70
prime s'eers S. 2O{a6 80; three car
loads Of bulls al 81 60@4 80; & ur car
loads II light, distilleiy.fsd Texas
steers at s. Is
Snet pr, ceipts 300; frmer and
fairly active, NJ 81 OO@4 on; fat sheep
IS Ud@7 20; for y.ariinv lHuibs a few
rxiIa aud fancy sheep ~ l0CsG go car
load OF extra yearlings " ~.
Chicago.
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO, ILL. March 23.--Fl0ur--
Quiet and III changed
WhsaJ-Opeued stronger, then eased
II but later grew strong and e"sfd
n, over Saturday; March 7is9T6sr,
cl. sed 7bIr; AI.Til 74sG475sr. closed
75g !; Mry 7ai9S0sc, closed SOFA
C1rn-Quht tut tirn, ci'~ing &c
over S iufday; cash 37sa 3sir; March
ana 37se. closed $40. Aprn 81 1851 :,
O.. "a S7ic; May 4l!@4i3c, closed Al !
@4las .
Pork--Aeiive, weak and lover; cash
SIl Tb@Il 10; April $ll I2a@ll so
May 81 67l@ll 80
L.aFd-Falr demand, declined 10
T8c, rsllied and closed nj outside fg-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-24
COTTON MARKETS.

Receipts ne ali United states Ports.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1885-10-07

PerS"ssl.
We are requested to state that Mrs. Doseas
Rhaae is still quite IL
Cadet, Ingram I Eaggnai, accompanied
by Mr.. Willie Davis mas returned TO tne
Citadel. Also MessrS. Horton hshy sad
Ashley Weeks to the Holy Communion
Church Institute.
Miss Lizzie Reeves is visiting relatives IN
WieherS Ga.
Mrs. Richardson and her daughter Mrs
McCreary, visitors at DR.. Icsrams' lett last
week fo. their home in Florida.
DR.. a. Darsan, representing the house OF
Dowie 4 ,IoiSe, was in town on the b Inst.
DR.. G. Alien Huss,ns, Jr., leaves to=mor-
row for tie Unisersityof Maryland, to M
,sh his course in Dental Surgery. Me5Wlsh
our friend success and hope to see hIn re-
turn at the expiration Of his term villa q
diplo,na of that Science for which he mas e1-
hibite6 sorauch fondness and rare skill.
Gen. E w. Noise, of TIE Sumter Bar, was
in town Yesterday.
Miss Annie DuRant, Of the Fork, is visit
ing friends in town.
- NJ. 4. Levi, the late Editor of the ZINES,
left Manning Yesterday afternoon. to make
his ls,sne IL, New York, where he expects to
,,r,c.ice law. Mr.. Levi leaves numerous
friends. who regret his departure, and
wish him happy career: Ne ice!
satisfied that his sterling qualities VIII soon
win for him IN his new home, the respec
and esteem he so richly merits
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1885-10-07
TRIAL Justice Court. RI. :

} TRIAL Justice Court.
The following cases were disposed of dur
'>, the last week: Amos Bennett and War
%sen johnson, road detauiterS tried and con-
ricted.-Sl5 or Is days fos Bennett, and IS
or5 days fos johnson. Both preferred the
days.
The State rs. Miller B,aaley. arson, held
for higher Court x,Ses g-eres p.
The State VS.. Simon Fielder, assault and
battery. not guilty.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1885-10-07

EeSseRgerS. :.'.
We send out this week q large edition OF
tho TDIEs. 70 Subscribers and many who are
not, The paper shall be made eTerythiS$5
that undivided attention can accomplish
tor i; and We hope fora largely increased
suhip6oa list after theselistle messengers
.esS hare visited our friends IL the county
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1885-10-07

4 ase exchange says: An editor ra<. ,,r-
lug. Inc doctor felt his pulse and said :.
. rooT 20 man Circulation almost gone its
u i ne, SAID the dying man; 1--WE have .
"a .a.set CIRCULATION than any other paper in
me, me s.ase. Then the angels came back and
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1885-10-07

ARE YOU MADE miserable by indisest-
ion, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of Appe-
tite, Yellow Skin !? ShiloFs v!salizer is
positive cure For sale by J., G. Dinkins
I Co. g.. --ss4 $500
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1885-10-07

Horace Moody. the id, tic lad, who was
found wondering and destitute, has been
consigned to the keeping of the Poor House
superintendent. -"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1885-10-07

Maa.nas-"Don't you think, EmD,a ro,
.S se gsShga Little too old to be playing With
,oe ooys so much 2" Emns-ar taow i
pot the older I get the hesbr I ike en- ~
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1885-10-07

WHY WILL YOU cough when shiloh.s
Cure VIII give immediate relief. Price 10
e's.' 'o cts.' For sale by j, G. Dinkips T.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1885-10-07

sLEEHEss NIGHTS. MADE miserable
oy that terrible cough. Shilon,s care < ia
remedy Tor you. For sale by5. G. Dink;us
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1885-10-07

Frost.
We are told that frost was seen in cor
siderable Quantities Monday morning. The
earliest fall within our recollection.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1885-10-07
7'ER.NS or SUBSCRIPTION !:
f.uc Ee.r, in Advance s1.5o, or $500 at .
the Expir,sios of Six Months. !

Advertiser,cnts.--rer Sqcare, first IN
SeFtion, $l.00.
Eacl, subsequent insertion. Soc
9s- Contract Advertising a. reduce"
ties.
( Advertising in Local Column: loc, per
line.
~ Onr Terms foran Transient Advcr-
,iSc.nentS, are invariably in advance.
our columns are open at al times, for the
expression of opinions on all subjects OF pub
IL interest but We are not responsible for
,b. vi.ws Of our correspondents.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1885-10-07
Local Intelligence.

Death. r
vos n,,is,ne6 some two months ago by it's
,,n-se died last Monday The nurse, Sarah
Wilder, is now in Jail awaiting trial.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1885-10-07

several communications have bee, crowd
ca out this week. They will appear y, 80 Wv "
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1885-10-07
Public (iinRer.

Public Ginner.
One OF the most progressive and enter
prising ginners Of the Summerton neighbor-
hood has this peculiar and philanthropic
advertisement over his sin-house door:
'.Pro bono publ;co, meal and grists every
And ginning at a dollar day"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1885-10-07

lie Board of County Commissioners n,et
On o1onaay Only routine business trans.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1885-10-07

the lst inst. -tDi4 4'a''oo on
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1885-10-07
judgments.

NaICS. -,
: II sst Monday was S:,lesday. Three tracts
osfahaa awsseso1d to satisf three ssspsses:Sas
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1885-10-07
Improvement.

Improvement.
The Town Council have begun work on
the Court House yard When the great
tall weeds are cut down and removed, the
square will be vastly improved.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1885-10-07
Supper at Dud!eT,s.

.hs hot supper FOL the benefit tof the Baptist
eAurch at DueleSs Depot On the evening of
s2d was saasaasSSSNty odd dol
&c. seallzedapd d a a. a afford-
8s3s!isso<S:ats of fra. Weswere oao< The merry
cfowd. and II space permitted woSss3ssSe e 70;
1H 1essasS 70 1 the many pleasures ne en;oxsd
There viii be another hot sunrs, @ a;So enJoyeu. q:
'ne same place on Sae 10th inst = IL -, a.
Z" Methodist church. Everyboay ss 5,yira.; yI
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1885-10-07

THE REV. GEO. Il THaYER. Bourbon.
Ind, says: s.Both myself and wife owe our
lives to sHILoEs CONSUMPTION CURE.
or sale by J. G. D:nkins1s Co.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1885-10-07

N.. FL. H
WORMS L, ~
ers will G e.
tenth OF @
Our p IS
rcplenis f.
Seed cot
petition E
protitabs
tire crolN%:
The cR
to Su.nniS
and as 90
nuaicati& e
Greek" w.
stream. nIsE
The ha&H
win will soE
not far bel &
sne build h
These two
Ferr:Roa@
and there 4
ike. l'auoi}'
the Influx q
| thing pert3
! 4 healtR.E s
| Hey. c.. Cnt
| tpre,ching1s
! consregatSy
| feeling ana /
| the peollLaI
F.; Rev. H. " |
qnent ane |
! has beenu /
ut Calvar lnS
anG preshoI
.is.j
| "HAesssds|
| iperfumesSYl
| by J. G.::Ssos :So
! SHILi4|
tive curtSE1j
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1885-10-07

Our md :
Mr.. S. R ]
large stoc
Their ger
Tom Cen
They say
hard till&
any pic;
prefer h@
Our r
Baltimo'
zures b,
nres afte
is a ilisl 49,
gc-uine
diSpnt
His
PRcete
, course J.
| PurSu~s,:
Acoavenet
el by thr M
! in tha fc,
! the citizs
! Oct, 2d,I
; unanine
J mittee b
; to take S
sary to g.
! nous IL; T;
nlunity.
| \ NA
| tie Of Sh ~
/; cents. F
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-06
The OperaCOulpauv.

Girofe-Girofls +" was presented by
the Wilbur Opera Company last even.
ing TO medium siZed house, aud the
general impression seemed to be that
the company did much better work
than on the pressing evening, WIN n
they presented the " Mikado." Before
this company arrived, the impression
was created by the managers that tn.
operas apnouncfd would be presented
in batter manner than they had eve,
been In this CT y, hut from some cause
this Is far from being the case. iher'
is no doubt plenty of good material il
the company, bot az every one seems t.
work on " go AZ you please plan
the results promised are not attained
1t is, however, possible that the me N
hers do not think II worth their Will
10 make the sarne effort at the popula
prices, for which they are now playing
that they would in New York for ID
nights at s. and a 70 scat -
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-06
Held for court.

Ga Wednesday, william r. Rn.
dolph, q jeweler Of New Castle, but
who formerly resided In this city, was
arrested on warrant sworn out by his
wife before Mayor Black of that city.
MIR. Rudolph testified that Rudolph,
who has fallen into In ,emperate habits,
collected everything of value in HIS
store last Saturday and decamped "a
this city with companion, remaining
away until Wednesday.
Daring his absence, n constable mad ,
n levy in the store and closed tho place
When Eudclph returned and fourd
what had been done, he blamed his wifi.
and hecame 80 violent that rho wa,
Obliged to seek protection from til,
Mayor. After hearing Der evidobc,
Mayor Black held him In $40 bail for
JOurt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-06

Liant evening sbcut8 o'clock, while
all the family 1T X. ) Lowell vert
absent, Sxcept a domestic ard the chill
dren, his restltuce Mt No. 1872 Jefferson
street was entered by daring thief,
and robbed of about 400, tae create
part Of VII iCh was In notes. Thamoney
belonged to Mr.. Lovtil's son William
and when the girl went up stairs she
found that his clothes bad been ransack.
I'D and every thing scattered around.
The thief IF, ted m entrance by climb.
lug up a grape atbor 10 rear window
and was evidcat : aware OF the fact
that as Mr.. Lowell liz a butcher, Id IL
obliged TO keep money on hand for the
purpose of buying stock The police
were notified, but up TO this morning
had not succeeded in obtaining any clue
10 tho perpe;ratCr
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-06
TWO
Fine 0verCOatS'

A $50 one /; a $40 one
These two overcoats 1--WE
arc thinking only in part OF
the difference in price), are
shown to you as excellent
examples of the stock and
the range OF it. One a
medium-weight a fabric
with a silken-feel nap, and q
weave that would be a mi
mute diagonal, were it not for
the crepe-like twist across
it ; lined with fine silk Chat
lis, pure dye silk seams
double-stitchcd button-ily,
pocket flaps, everywhere
that siehtliness ought to be
l-pure-dye silk-trimmed ;
we are looking at the tan
color. $50.
The other might be called
an imported stuff (the wool
is imported, the machinery
is imported, but it is a do
Imestic manufacture finer
than the other-which i:
Iimported) a wool-curiina
material, with softness belly
ling its rough looks (it't
Unusual to be better thar
looks), with the face of tul
and the grit OF velvet. |
hasn't the weight OF its looks
warm as q buffalo robe, thu
E comfortable companion Of ;
: winters storm silk-satiI
Z lined (meaning by silk satin
THAT it has q satin face anc
t silk back, instead OF q cottol
. back J throughout, with plpe'
i Iedges and pockets OF silk
land-all-w cord. $40.
Il Let us go back to the be
!; lginning. Any tailor may
a perchance, make a fine over
!, coat CT two. but 60 wher'
,+ you will there is not plac'
where the man of few do
< lars and the man Of man
;, a dollars can get his will /
'ia clothing as certainly as i
nd I'D Oak Hall.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-06
Captain sserrinew's Rash Act.


Captain II. M:rrihsw, 1872 North
Seventeenth street, Pnilad elphis, made
"a rash attempt to commit suicide 90
Thursday afternoon in room 2S, Arch
street House, corner OF Delaware ave.
nue. and Arch street, by shooting him
self inst above the Heart with a pistol.
When he entered the hotel and asked 10
Ia shown to room be registered j. Il
Meirihew, Boston. Before he went 10
is room he wrote two letters, sealed
them, and addressed one to NJ iss j. II.
Merflhew, care of B. Z. Clyde" aud
tho other to b. Il. Clyde, Esq
No. II South Wharves, Philadelphia,
Captain Merrihew left the door of hit
room open behluu him, and a few min
ures aftet he had entered u servant pas.
sod the door and Cd him handling q
| revolver
The servant hurried down stairs and
| notified Mr. Morton Of what he ha |
seen Mr. Morton, on his way up stair
heard the report of pistol. When he
| ran into the room Merrihew lay upon
| the iiOor and in his right hand he held a
| revolver. Officer Jones, of the Fourth
| District, WAS summoned. He found
| the man was still alive and rang for the
| poiire patrol. Merribew was taken to
the Pennsylvania Hospital. Dr.. Hor-
| wtiZ took charge OF The case ana upon
examination found that the ball had
| not touched any vital part.
DR.. Hor WITT said on Thursday night
that although Mr.. Merrihew might re-
main in a critical condition for some
time, no did not think his wound
would DO fatal. Tho ball has not yet
been found. Merrihew stusbornly RS
fused 10 assign any reason for his rash
act, but regretted that he had not been
more successful in his bungling attempt
to take his life
Merrihew had been in the employ OF
the Clyde Steamboat Company for a
dozen years or more, and had charge OF
the tug boat Chesapeake. He has thu
reputation of being one of the mos
careful navigators on the Delaware
since Monday last he has not been a
work, aud it IL said he was discharged
1t is AID thai his dismissal from thu
company worried hiIa, and that he ba,
been drinking heavily for the past few
days.
Az Mr.. Clyde was absent in New
York last night it was not known VIVA
the letters couLained, and Lieutenan
Shields, who had charge OF thein woul'
| not open them.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-06
AZ me hlpk.

There was a fair audience at the Citi-
zans' rink last evening, the attraction
being an overture by the band. The
usual drawing for pair OF nickel
plated skates takes place Tomorrow
evening.
George Rothmel!, the champion boy
skater of Philadelphia, will appear at
the Wilmington rink this and to'mor-
row evening, and also tomorrow after
noon. On Monday evening the VII
mingtou polo.club andthe Crescent club
of Philadelphia will play match
game.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-06

The Improvements haVlns
pletcd at the National BAN.
nipgton and Brandy wine e.
one of the most complete lnssj
tho kind in our couhiry, ~
will hereafter be traLsa c'eu
formerly occupied for tha' ha|
the one temporarily used ~
other purposes.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-06
rn>u,oussrSai Fail

There were nearly 2,0Co peo|
fair yesterday afternoon any
aud the unanimous veru,.s
be that there was never any =
kind to equal 1t in his oi'y y
should fail to visit It, az
exposition il not only any,
interesting, but also high!y u
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-06
Crushed In Third s,re

A bout 10 o'clock tb; 4
cid ent occurred ~ IT, I'D 1
which nearly proTtd ia's|
Harper a stone mas N uhd|
over the railing at'.- w-ss
tae draw.
II beinalneceesary % ID
of, the arm at tre -Jl'h
bridge that raises and !o~d
struck Harper IN theama,
where lie was leal.nE, sd
over the railing.
Fortunately the 'F1w 4
before pressing u" Sl.i''
the narrow space teftlN1
ing OF any boncs ald l- "a
OF his perllous ra,.'loni
unable To speak ft-.n ~
rtgained strrug aAk
Charles Hi- rlj
street, a brol. H'tae 4
was notified .. ,.e a'cid
came with HI. Eager
brother home vi ply. |Is
htlp wss summurai
The space Ia wLls;' II N
I'd was exactly tNa lal = I
aud the wonder j. 10y 49, a
this life.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-06
yioia.ipg tlle fiquor|

This morning George haTs
arra.l ped before judge cam
charge of yiolatil Z the ! 10
selling liquor without = u
ARE !, was m Me a. re 4
Liunar Baliff ORlc, AMI tn
which he presented WAS 20 so y
the prisoner was he'd n e-V1
his appearance a. Court
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-06
PYLE g.
LICHTENSTEIN,
226 Market Street,

Winter Garments for Ladies,
Misses and Children.
We now have on sale the hand
soonest line of Ladies' Paris
Wraps and Visites Ladies' Plush
Stockinette and Cloth Newman.
kets Misses and Children's Goats
and Havclocks, ever shown in
this city, which we are enabled
to tier at prices far below any
thing yet oil red in this market
Our line of Plain Beaver, Boucle
Berlin Twill, Brocade Plush and
Camel Hair NewmarSe's. Rag
lans, Wraps and Jackets, IS I'M
surpassed all are made ind, r
our own supervision, sni alc
finished in the best manner pcs
sible, and are offered at prices
IA lower than usually demand
ed FOR inferior goods. We are
receiving daily from our own
work.rooms new garments, and
our prices are away below com
petition.
Our Dress Good9 Depart.
ment is complete with all the
new novelties a full line OF
Boucle, Camel's Hair, Canvas
lCloth, Tficotines and Cloth
Suit'ngs are worthy the atten'
tion Of every buyer.
Special offering in
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-06
Gone 10 W astiiDEto

This morning Ser "i9F
Black, John II. Eoin,y' ~
hon oiary G. oree IL. N aHN -
city On the s.0i train
Ii could MOI be learned v Ia.
nesa was, hue it il rroeap'e
of the " offensive p4l.isan i'9
office holders in ihis city
sorpetAins; &" drap before io
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-06

l.. w. Sudhsm & fon, auctioneers,
sold by order of MessIs Lore and
Emmons, trustees, on Thursday after.
noon. the farm of the late Adolphus
Husbands, situated In Christian HUI
bred, near ADAM Station, containing
100 acres and p.rches, to Jamea II.
Hoffeokrr, il, attorney, at 800 per
acre, making SIC 002 30
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-06
FIT 7 H EOI'
ht AutInfst,o.,

AInAhN, Nov. md
W., me State Ean been IN I'D
100 600. OF ift. Tie
polled abou, .nGce, a,i
oackera about 4.Du
votes Of coun .icste,r;v3v
we success OF -, canr
viSed by Goveiror III ~
by his mapae,rs. r.v
conduct the cauvas. a.
OF organization ~ s.es, !
bring out the vote
The Democrats isa' Il
that they could rw ,..rl
son timent. Thty t4v.
exclusively to ,hc u..,.,,..1
OF their vote. Tie -e,u \
the comparative .:p. 4
OF Democrats who N,sai.J
the polls than Of len i,
Republicau ccul.,,-4'
Full aud .enl M, !
the el.Ctl mo- CoItg., n.
the Stna e, III the tn1ei.y
+ 1uri.eLtn b!st..ct. y
The EiehteehtaD4stIiot.,
Yates, lt'rubltcaH, IA.
WemI.e, Dtinl4ra'.
Hamilton Count ST. "a
Hamilton Is o tu4iI loq
Adirondack wild rats. A,
impossible vet 10 20, l.s
sengers 3 a'e Il a The cora
the Repuolicsu sat, ,,c,
plnrali y. hut Nemrle /,
Tim about 20 Yates Il
Senate stands i.,gti
Dem ocrats IL.
The I fficial vote Of M
the fifty nine c1gu'irs Ia
in. Hiil's pluiaiity W. ..
~ . i3l with Mes' Caru
Davenport'e estin itGr.t
seven other c0uD.is- "a
plurality IN West Chest,
1913 His totll p'l-A,i'7
therefore, il l2,C27 /!
probable that he All! 90
igures. Many Drmlcra.
his plurality wilrexrsed
ofiicialreturus 'roa al.
in Penusylvaria, ezr.r'
which IL uncili Jay t.r,
plurality of ,iC2i ior VA.
Swope, Democrat, nas (
Congress in the i,ire,.r
vania District by ajiO, q
The vacancy caused By
| william A. duncan.
| Returns from excert
IN Massachusetts give
vote tor Governor loalr
Prince. 80, 1885 Lelhi y 4
I2ls4.
| Corrected returns from
give the Republican ~ u
House and the Democrats
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rno Rncseior Boat "

have purchased of H. i r.. ro
of those beautiful cyiinIha a N
b Bros o upright pianos to De eb C,
AZ their fair comineIC1I tnoa
of December. These piapSM. ec
taken the gold medal al rev
for best upright pianos.
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Again EIbSlPGi.

Another libel has bt on lied in the
g nited States Court by Samuel H. Ciea-
yer, on the steamer John S. Isle, owned
by the Philadelph . and Bridgeton
Stea boat Company, and yesterday
afternoon United States Marshal New.
lin, accompanied by u deputy, drove b.
Port Penn aud seizsd The boat, when
she stopped there on her trip to Phila-
delphia. There was but ons p2ssau ger,
q woman, op board and ste was brought
TO tb is oity by the deputy, and sent Il
Philadelphia this morning on I tn,
steamer Rrandywine Marshal NewliI
again has three boats under seizure, tn,
Ide. the Alert and South America.
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wall preach TOME

1.-THE Rev. W. W. SHARP o. y ]
viii preach at Mount Leo9 oo'
church this evening, and a n
vitation is extendta 70 o." 10 a
The revival meetings arc 10 n \
contin ned, and arc nightly |
In interest,
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paDper. Pure pei

Rear i, in No nd that ton one
nn pe1 goods is " nth a Dozen zen
impure. Our Sspp,nun'p's, NJ
strictly pure
Second street. -
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Tho Young Peoples Association OF
St Paul's NJ L. church gave very
interesting entertainment last evening.
that was well attended The exercises
consisted Of vocal ard instrumental
music, readings aud reci'ations. An.
other very interesting program " iii be
pres en- ted next Thursday night.
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The loss to l9tGt Mod
burning OF the house % Us
Greenvil.e, Chri,saa4 ny
"Wednesday morning, %
e! 600. Ho mad at 'Lsli'ano
however, ina CAcs. rt"'At
As there was nu'iliz .c. ci
hat the bare wall. Loo W
hot of The erection ~ q 81
Springer = !oes wii.tAc',1
not only lQ.t his insnlt!ir a1
but also 5ijO in ildi r!, =" y
round sum 10 be ma1r 7 y
wayous anu farm IL rn rL y
patton being that q = q. .'''