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Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-12-06

West Presbyterian church. corner OF 9Th and
Washington SITS, The Holy Sacrament of the
Lords Supper will be administered tomorrow
at lOlS A. NJ. Preaching IA P. NJ by the pas
tor hev. j, NJ, r. OTIS. Strangers and the pu bic
generally are cordially invited.
Hanover St. church Rev. L. Marks pastor
Preaching both morning and evening. Prayer
meeting on Wednesday evening at ~ o'clock
Prayer meeting on Sabbath evening beginning
at o'clock ALI are cordially invited
Central Presbyterian church, King street near
Eighth. ]. P. Oonkey pastor. Services on Sab
bath at 10H A NJ, and ~ P. M. Church Sab
bath school at 8 A. NJ. gilbert chapel Sabbath
school, Thirteenth and French streets. at 2P. N.
Calvary church. Services tomorrow at lOl%
A. NJ, and ~ P. M. Sunday School at 8 A. III.
Bible clsss, tuesday evening. Lesson, Matt.
&HVIl. 45-24. Thursday evening Lecture
Unitarian Church, West street near Eighth.
Rev Israel pastor Hour of meetings I0% A.
M aud IN +, M. Children's meeting at az p.
NJ uii.cts At 101k, :" The Life OF the Soul. !"
At ~, The Profession and Practice Of Chris
taIity in Contrast, Sixth sermon of the
cJurze, = Ca the Practical Idea in Religion"
Seats Tree. The public are invited
spntualists Hall Conference meeting at l0<
A. M OF the officers and friends OF the Pro-
gressiye Lyceum. Lyceum meets at ~ P. NJ.
At ~ r. Nj. Mrs. LIS being otherwise engaged,
Will not speak 10 a continuation OF last Sundays
discussion will he held All are cordially invited.
htcOId Baptist church. Rev. MIR. Smith Of
Philadelphia, will occupy the pulpit both morn
ing and evening.
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LOCAL lHTELLlHEHCE.


fAAkf8 knANH WuAENae0ass
a. Rsr Ne. Ys.h,--l.se lie =. IL; lass. kSs r. =.
For PkGadslpAss -i,fo, 100, atn, eco. 10 90, A.
NJ - g, s.e1, -, o "a Is iasz, p. - Bundaya
t.n0 A. NJ; as, 60, 1o.ss P. n.
For Baltsaore-1a 81, 2ne, 1000 A. n; 1.ea IL,
$50 Ito p. q. Sundays Is 80, % A n
= Ew KasAtssqts%-lf o., 2Us a. NJ L0a, l.ss, ITO
r. NJ BuIcAyA i2ba 3 da A. n.
No Sunday hains.
> feT as.s GastIA-ls .. lO.iO A 4. iss sss. asu
p. n. No Sunday trains.
fw Ettsasn9tsn 4 RssdssS n. R.-sss A. NJ;
40, $50 + N. No sunday lraina
HT kffmta gfon d Western r R-lQ 20 A n. sN
z. N. NO Sunday Traing
TaAna ARRIVE Ar wmNnssFuE,
FreS Fee YorA.-l.bl A. L.; liz. zoe P. i. Sun
from fAiadslpAta.-la.4s, I.ss, sS A. H.:
la00 NJ l2.bzs Liza 90. b.1b, AaJ, 100 eI0 10 81
4. II. Sundsya, ta.aa, 1.6a 1O.O5 A. N: leo5F. ~
From OTt Dep0stt.-s.0A a. N. No kundaV train
EfotN BaAfmoTs.-l.l0 .An, 1925 A. Il. IL IL o So
TO- u r. d. Sundays, Lilo, /, 20 A. N. 1914 r. NJ,
Efen Eashtngfoh-itO, 10 A. M l2.iF s 81
lOl4 r. Y. sundays, LILO. la A. N. lola p M.
FROM Detaaeare II. R.-l0.lb A. III 40, s.b5 P. M
No Sunday trains.
FEon Sss castls 500, 1O.l5, A. N; 40, as
eco +. M. No Sunday trains
Fyyw wtlintngton d Rsdotlg R. R.-a1B, I1.so, A.
y stO Z. M. Sundays so 2. n. Cine s.l5 A. \.
Eron Wilmington q Western A. R.-T,b6 A. NJ; 8 30
P. IL No SUNDAY Trains.
LEAVE FHILADELPHIA FOE WILMINGTON
1912, $50. 1880 A. NJ; 1900 ~; 1918, $50
%, elo, 400, 6.AS, $50, l1.sO p NJ.
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EEFoRorSa Local oPrIoN IN CHESTER CouN-
TY. r B. Parkinson Druggist. and Samuel
Eden, his clerk, were arrested in Coatesville on
Thursday for selling intoxicating liquors to one
William Wilson, young man about 16 years of
age, and held in 81 900 each for Court, The
method by which the law was eyaded was a.
follows Some one prccuree PRESCRIPTION from
a Physician for whiskey or alcohol for medicinal
purposes, and when the prescription is filled BY
the druggist, a label is pasted on the bottle
which makes that bottle good for the amount
and KIND OF liquor called for by the original pre-
scription, no matter who presents the bottle.
In one instance quite number Of pints of whs-
key were procured in one day by different parties
In one bottle by virtue of the label pasted there
on
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TIE Board OF Health held an adjourned sss-
sion last evening, President McOslli in the chair
Dr. Draper, from the COMMITTEES TO which wa
referred the communications relative 10 sending
delegates to National Health Convention II
Washington, and memorializing Congress- for the
creation Of : Sanitary Bureau. reported that the
committee had given the subject due considers
ton, and that in response to letter addressed
to the Board Of Health Of Washington they wers
informed that the calling OF convention was an
outside matter, with which the Washington Board
hAd no sympathy, and that COMMITTEES Of en-
lnent physicians. who had the subject In hand,
would prepare memorial to Congress- for the
establishment OF Sanitary Buresu. In view Of
these circumstances the committee verbally re-
ported that i was inexpedient to take further
action IN reference to the communication.
On motion of MIR. Bennett the report vas 40.
copied and the committee discharged
The clerk read communication addressed to
the City Council, and by that body referred to
the Board OF Health. which wss signed by
number of citizens, asking the privilege of con-
tracing with any person for the cleansing Of cess
pools, IN whatever manner they deemed proper
The petition was referred to the committee on
contracts and licenses
letter from Mr. Candy was read, asking the
b jard to enact some rule by which the bodies of
persons having died OF small pox, and been in
TERED In the Wilmington and Brandywine Gem
ceased.
After a few words of explanation from Mr..
Eckel, the Communication was referred to a
COMMITTEES OF two consisting Of Mr. Eckel and
DR.. Draper.
A model Of an odorless ex-senator, invented
by DR.. William Fields, was exhibited, ana let
ter from the inventor read to explain its epepe-
tions. The model was constructed on the plan
OF an old fashioned grain elevator, with galvAn-
lied tin buckets, fastened to strap and revolv-
ing on pullies 1t each end, opsT atsd by q crank.
preparation was made from burnt shoes and
other offAl Materials to be thrown
into prvy wells to destroy the odor.
The inventor claimed that the machine would
remove all kinds OF debris. and not cost more
than from to cents per cubic foot. He offer
ed to sell the right Of the machine to the city for
IT years for o., 600.
On motion OF DR.. Draper, the subject was re-
ferred to the Committee on Contracts and L.
censes, when the Board adjourned.
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those who have not vet brought their uintar
clothing We are now ceiling of our entire
stock OF reliable winter goods. and persons who
have delayed purchasing will find this he Jpst
opportunity euer offered for getting sple,dif cloth.
ing cery chap. The goods must be sold and 10
secure purchasers ne haze reduced ne prices AZ
very ION that they are now far beljt any others.
even where inferior goods are offered. Nov is
the time to buy cheap. We have a large, and un.
broken assortment Of durable reliable, and sat
isfactory goods, and every garment is guaran.
we're never offered, and it will we'll repay any
person to invest few dollars at this time Ben.
nett q Co., Tower Hall SIS Market street, Phil
adelphia. $50
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AT HIS OLD Tricks AoAIN.-Benton Hauser
was released from the New Castle jail only few
days ago, where he lad been undergoing i'm
prisonment for borse stealing. 1t will be re-
membered that he hired horse and carriage
from John Klrkman. which he drove up into
Chester county aud sold Almost the first thing
which he did after he got out OF prison to repeat
his treachery, and now another gentlemanEE,
w. Lewis-is minus horse and carriage. Haus.
or hired the team under pretence Of driving his
wife to West Chester, and this team, like Mr..
kIkmans, has been converted into money, with
which It is to be hoped Hauser will make tracks
to another people.
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Card frsm James woeliey.

WnMNazes, Dec. 6, 1873.
To he Editor Of The Commercial:
In reading the proceedings of Council pub
hshed liz the COMMERCIAL of last evening, no
tice that Mr., Febiser In reply to some remarks Of
Mr.. Adams. is reported as follows: Mr. Febiger
re-ststed portion of his objections to Mr.. Wool
leys report and said that he Was more fully con-
WINGED that MIR. Wooley had transcepded his Au-
thorty in it's preparation. II Mr. FebiSer is cor
rectly reported. desire TO say in Justice to my
self that the report was prepared and submitted
to Council ct the express request of the Finance
Committee under whose instructions, by the
resolution of Council. am required to act,
II therefore in the course OF debate Mr.. Fvbiger
In bis own opinion, deemed his reported re-
marks necessary, they should have been applied
to the Finance Committee and not to me.
Very Rsspt. Yours.
JAMEs WooLLEY.
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Hotties Ia Bankruptcy.

IN THR pIsTR CT IURr or THE UNITED
4 STATES FUR Ttk EisThior uF DEtA-
NAltE
In j SsS Sf sisss o. In Bankruptcy.
At win nston in sid District, on the 18th day of
Now mbeF, A. D., 1873.
DIT lot OF Delaware, 80.
THIS 10 give notice ha AZ petition has been nled
In aid Court by Jacob sinex OF Wtlmingt n, IN
said District. duly declared q Bankrupt under the
acG Vt congress OF March ~, 1861. for dschaTR ;,
and certificate tn roof ron all his debts aud Other
claims pr vsble under tRld not. and hat the 18th
day OF DECEMBER, 1873 at 10 O'Clock A. ~, ia as
signed 4 T the hearing OF The same, at Wilmington
ai1Tre nd and that all creditors OF the said Jacob
sinex VINO have proved th IT deLA aud all Othe-
prisons III interest," may Attend and show cause, II
Any they have, why the rAyer OF the said petition
s REDMOND kMTTH,
Clerk o. the U. s. District Cout, Delaware District
de si.A,wtld
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Mechanics Lodge, No. 4. I. o. o. F., ct Odd
Fellows Hall. Sd and King.
Minqua Tribe, No. 8, l. o. R. NJ, at Red Mems
Hall, AIS Market street.
La Fayette Lodge, No. 2, K. of P, at Knights
Of Pythias Hall, oil Market street.
Asbury Lodge,L o. of G. T., at 9th and Market
Streets.
Eden Division, No. 6, s. Of T., McClary's build
ing.
Jefferson Council, No. TO- o. U. NJ, at Me-
chanics Hall, 2ls King street.
Brandywine Lodge, No. 10, l. o. o., at 0dd
FellOws' Hall, Rising Sun.
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MALoSEYs FATE.-Thomas Maloney. the
young man who was arrested in this city, some
weeks ago, at the instance OF the police author
tiles OF Wilkesbarre. aud sent Oh there for trial
on charge OF larceny, was found guilty on both
counts of the indictments found against him
Hls sentence on one count wAs-pay . fine Of
Sl5O aud undergo one year and six months i'm
pHsonmsnt and on the other pay 500 fine and
be subjected to one years imprisonment
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Tomorrow is sacramentAl day In the churches.
Prof Peppers lectures open on Monday plight.
The shop windows are donning their holiday
attire.
There were 81 dodgers in the city cells, last
night.
The Johns Hopkins steamed up to-day for the
fIstt.me.
Christmas is only two weeks OF from next
Thursday.
The matrimonial season partakes of the gen.
erAl dullHeBs
There will be church dedication a. Harring-
ton tomorrow.
Sabbath afternoon temperance meetings are
the latest new departure.
The city hospital IL large building and for
most part unoccupied. but Notwithstanding this
iact there are many worthy people who have not
where to lay their heads.
s. s. Krueger's Dancing Academy is nov
ready 10 receive pupils for the second quarter
Those wishing TO become accomplished dancers
in one quarter should join at the commence
ment, ON Monday, December Sth.
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DEPARTURE OF THB MANHATTAN. IRON
clad monitor AdnhattdI departed. early this
morning, for Key West, she having been put in
sea worthy condition at the mouth OF the
Chriztiana. The U s. corvette Porhatan
which was her convoy. left. last evening. for the
same destination, bearing the ammunition Of the
Monitor -
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u R0o p TnGnent Customers are Made If yau
nave never used sapOliJ, the next lime y send TO
your grocer Tell him you want cake; 1t win cust
you only . few cents. Then lJuk all over YOU
mouse, and wherever you ind spot upon the PAIN
furniture, carpets Or any Ahlng else, Whether il b,
drt, grease Tar, or whatever else. SapO4lO Ac-
the tinware, copper ware knives forks kettles e,c
and polish tn m up. When you have aOne This one
tnen Enocn Morgans sons know positively ina
helr Sapolio has won another permanent customer
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Bro BLANK Books FOR New YORK. -Messrs.
Boughman, Thomas Co have i ist msnufao-
tured. upon an order received from Wayne Co =,
New York, a. set OF four large and handsome
blank books for the record offices Of that couu-
~. They are ruled and indexed upon the
Campbell Patent" plan. for which Messrs b
I d Co. are now the General Agents. and will
supply complete index to the de. d and mort
gage raeorda
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ASSIGNEE SELEcTED'-At a meeting of a por.
tion Of the creditors of John McLear d Son.
held in Lemons new building. last evening, it
was determined to recommend tina appointment
Of William Candy as assignee. The nominatiun
will probably be ratified at general me citing Of
thecredtorR, to be held this afternoon.
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sH- Caution to purch sers Of the PeruviaL Syrup
"a protected solution Of the prOtoxidt of ironj Be
ware OF icing deceived by any If the preparations
OF Peruvian Bark, or Bark and Iron, which NAV be
offered TO You. Every bottle OF genuine mas Felu.
Wan syrup (not Peruvian Bark blown in the glass
Examine the bottle before purchasing
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~ Mr.. 2. I. deAormandie desires 10 Inform his
friends and customers that hr. h lnsey Of Trenton
N D., who has purchased his entire interest in he
chiha, glass and queenswaTe business in u IL civ
and was TO have taken possession this week is nov
lying vigorously Ill at his home, aud therefore viii
not ske charge of the b4slne-s i'll further notice
Mr., D. Normandis will however, close cut his re.
naming stock at greatly Reduced Prices.
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ArPeISIMESr.-Mr WIN. d, Dove. Eco now
OF tins city. whose Office is at 4th and Market
ST., lover Robinson Co. g the baDkers) mas
been appointed principal OF the Academy at Del
aware City and will enter upon his duties next
week We believe he will not now remove his
family to that place, We wish him success in
Lis new enterprise
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CHRISTMAS GooDs.-The fine stock OF Christ
mas goods now open at Boughman, Thomas 4
Co.'S, ia well worthy the examination Of our peo-
pie. 1t is, uuquestonably. the finest stock in
the line ever exhibited by them. and prices, like
those Of merchandise at the present time are
much less than last wear
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UNDERTOOK the West Chester News ia cred
ibiy informed that Uddcizaok's phyzcsl orga.
ulz2tion has become cOnsid araby impaired since
me- late tIiil. His pulse IL very irregular, and
Ills spirits appear to have taken sort OF de-
mented turn IN comparison to what he exhibited
prior to the finding OF the verdict He CONVEX
SEES less than formerly aud what he has to saw.
does not partake OF that cheerfuiness which 10
characterized his manner VI to the closing OF
his trial,
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Mr., WILLIANsoS's REMOVAL To PHILADELPHIA.
The Phlladelpl ia City Item speaking OF the
Iemova! OF j, NJ. williamson, Esq Of the New
hanson is wise in coming to Philadelphia. The
held is large and inviting He is talented he
has enterprise and courage he will immediately
enter upon a splendid hueiness, because, being
sensible, he will pat his business card in all the
papers We always liked the gentle and honor
able williamson, and welcome him to our city OF
one million inhabitants.
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DELAWARE INsTITUrE CT MECHANIC AIRS
me next lecture for the season will be deliver.
ed by Prof. Milton Jackson, on The Laws OF
railing Babies, at the room, corner Market and
Flith streets on Saturday evening, Dec 9th at 8
O'Clock
The Executive Committee are requested to
meet promptly at "a O'Clock.
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AFTER MANY DAYs,-About six months ago, a
buffalo role was stolen from the wagon OF Mr.
Murphy. farmer, who stands in our Whining.
ago, accidentally, aud the thief is now in the
cells. Dir l., I. Woodrow hired a horse from
Pinkerton's livery stable and drove ont to Mr.,
Murphy's. and the gentleman recognized the
robe which Mr. W. covered himself with as the
one he had lost. Mr.. Pinkerton had bought it
from young keegan, who is now in the cells on
another charge OF larceny
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tB ChdPped Hands, face, rough skin, pimpes
nngWorm, salt-rheum and other yutantons affec-
lions cured and the skin made soft and smooth, by
using tne JnMper Tar soap made by Casweli, has
ard Co., New York. Be certain u Res the Juni
per Tar soap, as there are many limitations made
with common tar whie are worthless.
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EFJOHE HENRY

n UGH crelit Is due to his
U Understanding his bus ness,
n onest d, aiiug and
u ong experience
II as given him
a great reputation
ntarnisAed with falsehood
8 o That he can sell all his goods
Il ven so 10 suit he times,
N OF to be undersold by any
.MEkCHANT TAILOR,
No. 4l5 King Street,
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The ExrKNsIoN.-A meeting ia behalf of the
wilmington and Western extension will be held
at klmbleville Hall, next Tuesday at 2 o'clock.
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W00LLEY & VAN TRUM ?
Insurance Agents.
No. 4, journal BuiLdimO,
AdiaIntu. sut, n.u

WILMING TON, DELAWARE.
We are the AUTHORISED AGENTS OF the follow.
Ing Companies:
Mlstudl Lite Insurance Company. N.lo York.
Royal Insurance Company England
1 1is :, Hartford.
AttdS t
Insurance Company, North A1terioa, FhiL4.
Franklin InsurGnCe Company, PhiladelOhid.
ContinsntaI Insurance Company, Ne,o iork
Manhattan ~
Pilsnlr Fire and Marine
Springfield, Of Springfield Mass
Peoples Fire Insurance Co., Trenton " J
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Co.. York, Pa
Deidware Fire ms, Co, Wilmington, Del.
Travellers Ins. Co., Accident Hartford
Rddtody Pass ms, Co., "Acctdent" Hartford
Tine Necessity OF NO. /, INSURANCE. never
existed more decidedly than Just now We there.
Iore refer with pride to the above list Of Companies
and l, confidently say we can furnish PROMPTLY the
eIhoNGENT POLICIES IN THE WORLD
Our Iacliltles are such that we can place any
amount OF Insurance desired,
Application by mail or otherwise will receive i'm.
mediate attention.
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B-Look TO your interest and buy your boots and
shoes at PrettymAn's neR shoe store lie Market ST
next door 10 leInons " building,
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u TIE Fact our sales have nearly doubled each
year is proof of he pc pularity OF our house. Those
wishing Toys and Fancy Goods will ind our assort
ment larger and ptlces lower than else mere,
ADAMS BRO,
tO6 Market street. Wilmington, Lei.
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III We have an immense stock OF Ladies' shoes,
for the winter. frOm sl.75 70 IS %. Call ana see
Them at Babcock 4 Bros, 2e8 and g0s kRrket 81
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N-AR iednt TO knot, at this season OF the year,
where they Can fancy slippers made in good
style and cheap I. \. PenninxtOn's IA In, place
Ninth and Orange sIreeta
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u Make no Error In the selection of yourBoots
and Shoes for the coming season. Inspect our stock
and get baIgsin Bascock q Co, sEs Narkel
btreet Z doors belog Fourth.
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II No pains Efforts shall be spared to serve our
cid or new customers with The best Goods at the
lowest prices. Importers Wholesale and heIail
DEALERS In Toy Masks and FaLcy Goods,
sec Market street, wilmington. Del.
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Rartnfrsltip alotifes.

NOTICE IL hereby given that the partnersh' D
~ heretofore subsistng between Henry b. hcln-
Tire Maurv Je mes, wa dissolved on IN twentieth
day OF November, A. ID rs by mutual consent.
Al denis owing % the sad 'rtnership are 10 be
exclusively received bv ant paid t1 asid Mau y
James. VIM alone is authorised to sen ia liquit ia
ton thereof. B. MCINTIhR,
decitu MAURY JAMES.
"E the under isned, have this day formed
w cOpartnershiD uud The 1rm name and stvle
OF james = b -other, to conduct hArdwa:e busi-
cess IN ell its branches at tue old esta oahed Sand
Sos kaEketBt.. Whining on. Dsi
decs,tf D.JAMRS, JR.
H7No THR PUBtIC.-H. b. hcIntire who has been
\ tie senior partner OF the nrm of Mcintire
James, hardware dealers at aO4 Mlrket st for the
last four yeas, would respectfully info'm his
friends and former customers, that he mas with
drawn from said drm asd has rented he sore soc
MARKET 81. Directly Opposite the lid srahd), where
ne VIII In few days open With full ock OF h. I'd
ward. Gallery, So. and homes receive the pstr n
ag- of all his former customers, an to add to hts
already large number VI friends and customers
manV new ones II D. MoINTIhE.
dec s,u
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Rappleye's " hlte Olive Soap
Hardware. Ae.-Truman q shaw
Ladies' u AXIS at Lichtensteins
Dreka's Dictionary Blottera
Fianoa snd org n1-Rcbelen Bro
But Family at Grace huveh
Nottee-kden Division, \ of Il
Noiice-UniOn Aid Society
Notics-Francis Kelley
New Orleans Mol ssse-W Il PI rce
Japan Taas-W II PieFcy
Time Tabie-Penna Central RI
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~ Justice 70 aH.-You will always Ind this motto
carried out At 4. +. Pennington's shoe Store Cal
and see his goods, they wll bear the test and are
being sold cheap.
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tS-cur lne Boots range in price frem 90 to ss
They are cheaper than The cheapest, at 20e and ~
Market Street, Babcock a Bro.