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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20
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4 GUAN0 BH1P ON HEREFORD BHoAIA-sHk aETH
OFF AND PROCEEDS TO PHILADELPHIA.
Correspondence Of the Commercial.
CAFE MAY, N. j., Jan 10.
On Sunday afternoon. Just after the Ameri-
can line steamship Indiana had passed along 10
fine style, about six miles ont, we saw large
British ship, sstern Of her. All the ships sails
were ret, and she was towed BY the steam 81
Vindicat0r. She was the Jacob v. Troop from
Callso, September 7th, for New York, about
1900 tons, deeply laden with guano. On Satur-
day night she struck on the shoals near Here.
ford, near Cape May court House, IL miles easi
OF us, and got on Sunday morning. leaking bad.
ly, with three feet Of water in the hold. She
| reached the Breakwster on Sunday evening,
where she was furnished by z. c. MAull Il Co.
with 20 men aud . steam pump, and left fol-
philAdelphia. Monday morning. in tow Of tugs
Young Ane1'ica and Bo,llt0n. Tie captain mis-
took Hereford light for Absecom, Atlantic City,
natural mistake, ~ the former has only been
established about two years, and may not he on
the charts by which he ran for our coast.
No lives were lost by tho disaster TO the
Troop. We are having excellent weather, and
We presume there was no pilot on board Of her,
or the accident would not have happened. The
pilot boat Il. O. Knight was In the vicinity ~
she passed here and doubtless had put pilot
aboard. JOIN MoMAKiN.
1.-THE Troop was reported anchored below New
Castle yesterday morning. At noon, she passed
up, in tow OF An ice-boat.-ED. CoNNkROIAL.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20
THE NATIONAL CONVECTION.

The Republican National Committee decided,
Thursday, that the National Convention should
meet 1t Cincinnati on Wednesday the l4th day
of June. The call for the meeting Was prepared
and we print it elsewhere.
There was quite spirited contest among the
cities for the honor of having the Convention,
and the vote, FIRST ~ between Philadslphia and
Cincinnati, and then between Chicago and Gin
cnnAti, was very close on several ballots, but
the Queen CITY finally prevailed. We trust 1t
may prove . fortunate selection, and that the
assembling OF the Convention within the Dor
ders of Ohio may give the gallant Republicans
Of that State new encouragement and enthusi.
asm. They will, again, ~ last year,
have to fight the advanced contest Of
October, and by their success or failure the
greater results Of November must be largely
| influenced. We are glad. therefore, As Phila-
| delphia was not chosen. that the selection made
will contribute to start the campaign spirit eddy
| in quarter whore the first encounter IL Of the
utmost Importance.
This much being done, what next? A good
candidate The Republicans have it in theil
power to elect tho Centennial President. Moth.
| ing can beat them but their own mismanage
ment. With candidate whom the people rec
ognize IS the representative Of god govern
ment, rs we'll IS OF Republican principles, they
will surely win.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20

30 cried Me- Hill, IN hlA sl'6ech III VIC AouD's
on Tuesday. His language hal double mean
ing. Apparently, he meant that the Southern |
leaders would never repeat the folly OF 1900 |
ding that they would not again gather mp their
Senatorial robes. and stalk out OF the Capitol 70
take worss fare and pay In grAybAok rebellion.
Bnt hin words boar another and quite %
important . sense. Georgia Abates nothing
OF tue old spirit that proposed to call tho slave
roll At the foot Of Bunker-H Hill monument, when
she sends this ex-member Of the Confederate
Senate in the place Of The believing and blus-
tering Toombs. When, therefore, MIR. Hill
cries that "the South 10 here" he doea not re-
press the tone Of exultation that announces the
return to Congress OF the southern purpose
Of domination. "The South 10 here !" means
that the ante-wAr spirit Of the Slave states
ohastised, it is true, and Taught, nolns colens'
something Of discretion, has returned to resume
its control over the government which in vain it
sought to destroy. Its soldiers displace those
who fought for the Union, the instant it can
compass that result, and it waits, impAtiently,
the time when all Of those who wore the blue
uniform may be removed, helter-skeltsr, pell-
NELL, before the rush Of its own hungry place
hunters.
II the influence OF the Centennial year 10 II
go toward an early reinstatement of the south
in the control OF the Republic, then it will be
the saddest anniversary of oil that our first CEN
tury Of national existence has witnessed. The
impetuous courage Of the Americans who dwell
in the South is not to be questioned, nor do We
doubt that they have, in an appreciable degree
greater freedom from the sordid and money
grabbing spirit that mars the greatness Of thu
Northern character. They are worthy the Re
public's citizenship. In peace, the whole peo
pie should DWELL and never again distracted b.
the accursed institution of human bondage
they should become, year by year. more homoge
neous and more truly united. But this develop
ment cannot go forward in any other direction
than that which the events Of the last fifteel
years have pointed out. progress consisten
'cith The results Of 1ie War can alone unity an
hdrnonize tie people , No attempt at re
action nothing OF the baleful doctrine
OF Calhoun, and Yancoy and Davis, none Of til
slave-driving methods by which, in our days O
national shame, the North was buled and brow
beaten; none Of this, we say, can the countr
dare to tolerate, unless the Centennial OF in
dependence is to be century-stone OF na
tional folly, marking the weakness and fatu
ty OF people whom four years Of war, million
OF treasure, and rivers Of blood could not il
str,lct
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20

Dr.. Pierces Pleasant Purgative Pellets are %
compounded from concentrated principles, extract
ed from roots and herbs, to combine In each ANAL
grannle, scarcely larger than . mustard seed, -
much cAthartlc powder ~ In contained In A1y
larger pills for sale in drug stores. They are not
S uns,tende Win any aso, ine psp TSey
without producing any c0nattutopAl disturbance
Unlike other ca h8rtcs, they do not reader the
bowels cosive after operation, but the contrary,
they establish permanently healthy action. Being
entirely vegetable no particular care " required
while using them.
$50 Repard Is offered by the Proprietor to any
one who will dstect In these Pellets any caomel or
other form Of mercury, mineral poison, or Injurious
drug. They are sold by Druggists.
ianlI andiHAn
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20

COPPER REToaT BURsrs WITH TERRIFIC FoRog-
.. NARROW ESCAPE OF THE OPERATOR.
About one oclock, Monday afternoon, copper
retort In the Tonic Beer mandatory Of Cum
nina and Walker, West street between the Rail-
road and Front street, exploded with ter
rho force. The top Of the retort,
Weighing probably 80 pounds, was sent
crashing through the floor aud striking the
ceiling above made deep indentation in it. The
lower part Of the retort broke down it's frame,
and partially buried itself in the floor brick laid
upon the solid earth. The marble dust and Wit.
riol flew al over everything both in the factory
and the room above. The operator was slightly
burned with the vitriol. just before the expio.
sion he was leaning upon The retort watching
the accumulation Of power ~ denoted by the
guage, and was not two feet away when the ex-
plosion occurred. He attributes the explosion
70 defective guage. larger resort exploded,
several weeks ago, and by IL = part Of one OF
the 1OistA was carried AvAv,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20
IAxAyorrxY THAT cAnHor 1xxacrsx IA

1QH QQ1z4QG.
Nx, Knosb II IN ths sans GAho WITH II. Ban.
dazl. and ~ DsaoeEaAs nA3Gnlg b ~ Soass
~ On their backs, = usual - annssey bill
esns azuund aGain, on Tt6ag, I'd ~ puluth
AMnosta undaatook y hsea y pus thsoagh In
louhls.QaHk - By ~ ola SoaAionsd e1psdl-
ent Of uuying The pseviano quesetH and
refusin& 70 ekIpw ~ one VAo 0lssentsd
10 malD . yenAzk. ask . (aAstaaas os-ac.
oording 10 parliamentary rals-pae in word Of
any cert. Ths result was juat ~ Nr. 1AndAlrs
psrfosmancs on MoadAy. md ~ anwisady. nav
naaoeaty fpuAd again thae tAsy were y % means
beyond Vie control end check Of TIE minority.
The course that this smnssty dsbass hes tax
On has not been entirely iu harmony with The
strong dssirs Of the people In favor Of national
psAes add unity. Probing old wounds. rAkins
l eesr Cd Ao0blss, y gsassally unwisss md II
there should b such htearnsss sngendsesd In
the contest - would dsfsAS the appropriation b
the Centennial, and check The sathusissm with
which the country has bssa Joining In prepare
tons for the great Jubilee, II would b.
L. result profoundly " bs dsplorsd.
Bat on the other hand, 1t u Of svsu grsatsr i'm
portance that there should be { dsnoustsatiou,
in Congress. OF the fact that the uasn Who saved
| the Union have not surrendered the administzA-
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20

dition TO the improvements alluded 70, We have
. 81, 900 publ,e school, . NatiooA Bank, nine
churches, and ons Ton Payne 6ociety. Chris
tians being In The majority, there y NO need Of
Wilningtonlans RUNNING any rak By SoEwArdiae
ciai, NJ sscaps shis year Win . tAx Of only No
pex csuA ON the ssassssd valns OF our real -
tass and personal property. when srsad Of he
corruption In oshsr sIaacss, ~ are taaakfel 70
gss Oh % easily. ., T. @.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20
DIR. VESTS CIe.s cenrlnenae nj.

To ths Editor Of tn Ctpmsretal:
A reliable gentleman says that Dr.. Wsst, now
confined In Dover jail. u rsfussd- ali oommuni-
cation with tho outsids big wife v not even a.
lowed to ~ him, while no 10 now only held for
Ans and oosts; therefore all reports concerning
him come through the Sheriff. West's friends
say he h in close confinement because he re-
fused to not longer - warden, while Mn. Coop
or carried the jail ksy., - prisoners were a.
carried into the house, and many other irregu
larities for which he would mot DO held rsapon-
sible. By the order OF the Court and the
Clerks docket biz dime u mot out till tho second
Of February, alshough his other imprisonment
IVES out Oct. 26th, and three months u ali the
time that can DO imposed for Ane and costs. Il
tho Judge, or the Clerk resposibls for tho OF.
ira time? B.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20
Real Estate sales,

The following recent sales Of real estate are
reported; " "+ .'
W. ". Tschudy and Samuel Cats have pur-
chased the peach orchard tract Of the late J.
Howard Peterson, near Smyrna, 481t acres, for
e2076.
In Talbot county, J. F. Maaoha has sold T.
A. Wnghtson's farm, near Cordovs. 100 acres to
Wm. Vermilya, Of New York, for 50, 100 and L.
Neck, 70 Jesse Haver, Of New York, for IL $50.
Mn. " q. Massey, OF Kent county, Nd, has
purchased the "Crane Farm" near MAsssy's, for
1000. -
Among the property Of thellAte Thomas White,
OF Dorchester county, deceased, the two tracts Of
land below Bucktown, containing 635 and 800
acres, have been sold 10 Mrs. Maria l.. Hooper
and Mas Jane p. White, for u, 500 aud $4,000
respectively.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20

The Centreville, (Md.,) Observer whose edi
tor We should like to please, complains of the
COMMERCIAL for holding up to view the White
League outrages in Mississippi. Why, sir, how
can honest journalists do otherwise What
could possibly justify the suppression OF the
horrd facts We are sure the Observer would
cry ont in its ondert voice, IL the election in
Maryland were carried by force; why then
should We view the proceedings in Mississippi
silently
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20
Hidden Talents In a Wh.a, Heap.

Mr.. Adam Moore, Of Gwynedd township,
Montgomery county, did not consider banks .
safe place TO deposit money. 10. when he had
twelve hundred dollars in greenbacks and other
notes on his hands, he put it in = pocket-book
and hid II under . heap Of threshed wheat 10
his barn. One day last week he went to get his
money and found only ts mutilatsd remains. the
mice having used the pocket-book for nest and
torn up pretty much Ill the bills
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20

The Democrats III the Kentucky Legislature
have nominated Ex.Congressmen Beck, of Lou
l.ville, for U. S. Senator. Mr.. Book is nan OF
ability, a carpet-bagger, having been born not
merely outside of Kentucky, but outside the
Union--namely in Scotand-and he has OK
pressed the most profound disgust at tho word
National" which, az he thinks. should always
be "Federal." Mr.. Beck il. in fact closely re-
lated to the Bourbons, and will be very proper
company for Eaton and Baysrd.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20

PLUnDRnyno RE vnssn1A II 1us nAnDoA-7wO
OF TuRx vlarTsD, esq auposaAsuiAS.
CSvsapsaasNe 4. ~ ciMA>rsSsl. "a
New CAs7La, DEL, jan. Is.
Last night thieves plundsssd the schooner
Kas NsDman, and Tosonss~d, lying here. AZ .
s'closk. ths cooa d he former heard noise In
the cabin, and going In. found man, atanding
BY tlas atovs, Who made has escape. Aeoas and
. ANAL sum Of honsy vsre gone also. The
1osonsssd suffered more severely, the robbers
plundsring Captain Wilder and his Grew. fEssly.
Entsrin8 the statsroo0 whsFs the Captain was
asleep. thsy occurred ! silver watch and ohain
worth $50. o. 50 In grssnoaohs pair ct pants.
pair Of rubber boots, and doxsn OF Sundsy
other articles Of wearing apparel .na d
information - coon - possible ves given TO
the authorities whom two oiiiosrs and fsur OF tlae
Tospmssnd crew started In pursuit., down the nv
or, and another officer and four citizens ere on
to Delaware City. Up to this time. nothing has
bean heard Of either party. The robhers afs
supposed 10 b. tho notorious Blubbct Davis,
Sam Bush, d o., and 1t Il believed they came
into town, from Wilmington yesterday about
noon, 4 a lHtle. tHHf..' H
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20

81 AAthir sea~o,. of tA< year. when 20 many peo-
pie are suffering from Gods, we call attention to
Ayers Cherry fectoral ~ sure cure not only fos
coughs and colds, hut all affections Of the lungs and
throat. Having used 1t In family for many years,
cheney. There may he other remedies that are
good but IN all our experience this has proved 70
who ~ reliable. II ia plea. ant to take and shouId
be kept et c0->mand, by every family, q . protac-
ton against Glass Of complaints which seem harm
lesa In the beginning, hut become afltcting and dam
Rerous II neglected.-Neo Haven Register.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20
GOV. Har,ra.a.,. In.uxur.,,op.

Gov. Hartranft, Of Pennsylvania, was inAug-
urAted Tuesday at Harrisburg. After deliver
ering his inaugural address he reviewed the
troops that had concentrated there from ell Sec
6ons Of the State to assist 1t tho installation OF
the Centennial Governor. An immense number
Of vis,toFs were In the city, and the street pro-
oession was grand affair. In the evening, an
Inaugurasion Ball took place at the Governors
Mansion,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20

tvA Morbid appetite for Ezcite,seat 10 the only
eject Of the unmedcRted and AduteFAted eplrtln
frequently used under the Impression that they are
wholesome Atlmuant1. Abandon such "hufnlng
fuds" At once and forever. II you are weak, low
snirted. dyspepuc, nervous, or suffering from the
snecta OF exhaustion, use the genuine recuperAnt OF
bodily energy, that real ktOnkchic and nerve an0-
dyne, UDoLrHO WOLFEs sCHIEDAh AROMATIC
6CHkArPs. Bep93. ttdkW
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20

OF mind; weak, nervous, exhausted feeling no
enerRy or animation confused head, weak mem
work. This Nervous Debility nnds sovereign cure
~ Huniphress' Homeopathic Specific. No. Is. IL
tones up the aysteM, dispeis the mental gloom and
cespOndency and rejuvenates the entire system, II
y perfectly harmless and always eniciont. Price
y, for package Of i've boxes and large q vial Of
Or u per sngIe box Sold b. eli dfuessts. or ssnt
BY mail on receipt OF price. address Humph
specific Homeopathic Medicine Co., No. "a Broad
way NY feh1A mi
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20
The weather IN Wisconsin,,
UNUSUAL NILDNR8s-AN UNPRECEDENTED SEASON
HOW IMPROVEMENT GO ON II TIE WKsT.
Correspondence Of tAs Cbmmsvcial
RAJ

Iflast winter was an unprecedentsdly cold one
this 90 far has boon an unusually warm one
The Centennial year was ushered in by the heAv'
lest rain storm, ct the time Of year and place, Of
before tho mercury stood 1t 50 during the night,
and to-day two painters are a. work on the ont
side Of building. One Of them q resident OF
wisconsin for a. Year,, rtsted IL was the first
time he had ever performed such an operation in
the month of January.
During the past season, 1--WE brick stores, nu-
srous dwellings, and a. 900 bridge were erect.
cd In BarAboo. "Tis wsll' considering the hard
times.
A late census shows that the population has
increased about % per cent in avs years. In I'd.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20
The Eastern shore.

VUEKN ANNHb COUNTY,
J. Crouch Tolson, prominent citizen Of Kent
leland, and in the Legislature Of 1866, died Of
consumption on the 9th inst az
James Denney, who evaded the process of the
law In the cane wherein Thos. II. Kemp WA
charged with the forgery Of his Dennsy's) name
70 trustees bond, was fned e25, which the
Court thought lanient. I'd
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20
R'olitifal Aotiffs.

SHERlFFALTv.I AGAIN AN
sheriff Of New Castle county at the eDsuinr
eleetN :, subject To the nomination Of the kepub.
Can party. HENRY Il, NonULEEN
janl0. eod&Wu New Coetle HundrSd
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20

There are counterfetA and limitations, which bear
the name, and trade upon the reputation achieved
by genuine diamonds. Bear In mind that every pair
OF genuine "DisnOnd Spec'sces" bear the trade
mark Of a small diamond. The Diamond" glasses
will always he found the best In the market.
For Rale In wilmington by h. y. ClRrk,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20

The 6psnish steamer Algeria has been wrecked
on Porto Rico. Seven lives lost.
The Marquis Of Rpon. recently converted to
Romsn Catholicism, has presented the Pope
with $4,000.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20

Miss Alice Fitzpatrick, who was shot and e.
verely injured at Norristown, during the ex-
plosion of firearms with which the Centennis
New Year WAS "shot in, has sued the Borough
for damages. She will no doubt recover, and
hereafter in similar cases where the authorities
vote to disregard their own ordinances and per.
NIT all sorts Of riotous proceedings. private
parties who sustain injuries in consequence vii
ton.
The wosther Bureau promises colder weather
| which will be very satisfactory news to peopl,
generally, and to the fruit-growers especially
We all ardently hope for full crop of peaches
| his year. Without them, tile Centennial, to GU
| Peninsula people, will DO but sodom apple.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20

Serious objection IL made to the new style
Of stockings In which the stripes run length
wise. 1t takes too much mud TO show the full
PATTERN, f. IT. #.ts 1
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20

The main value of the Amnesty debate was
that it brought to the surface the feeling Of
like Hill, who are, in spite Of what may be said
to the contrary, the ruling spirits Of the South
The heat was there, and Bsine's blister brought
it ont beautifully. We do not wish to beget pas
sion or to stir up hatred, but when the defunct
"Confederacy." beaten in the field Of arms, IT.
tempt to recapture the government behind .
mask of smooth pretenses, it ia = most timely
and valuable service for bold man to snatch
| away the mask.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20
NSTkR'B DRUG STORE
Front and West NtA., MilminRfnn. nsl

Oriental Pile ana asasa NAlve.
Prepared b Ars. DR.. Foatar. An tnfslltble ram.
sly nor piles internal and eIternaN and burna
Read the testimonials on cIrculsr1 occS,m I'M vtns
each box. Price n cents each
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20

Stands unrvaed ~ Q specific for crUups coushs
colda and al bronchial affection. a prompt ssfe
and relAble remedy, pleasant to take toid Vhoie-
saie end retail 1t FOSTERS DhU4 STckk
Cor. Front and West streeta.
lungs. VIVA
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20

ANNUAL MEETING OF TEE NEW oApfLE COUNTY
7ah MUTUAL 90. 20
The aanAal MsefiAg Of the Now Castle Ooau-
v Mutual Fire lneNranoe Co.. VISA held u the
e1los, W. NarksS street. at 10 O'Clock, on
Hnday. Tho 6eegetAry end Treasurer, 3. y,
18th presented he following staesnent Of the
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20
tho MOROCCO 'rrade sound

1t was more than once stated At the dinner Of
the morocco manufacturers, in this city, last
week, that the business Of morocco manufacture
ing, though not yielding more than narrow
profits during the last year, was in very sound
condition, and one speaker stated that there had
not been single failure or suspension in 1875
of any one in the business.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20

FAllNFo In livsRpeo1s
FInM OF rxrsNsIva GRAIN MBRouAnTs succuND
Associated Pres Special ZsiAorsm.
LONDON, Jan. 10.
San,l Radford l. Son. extensive grain mar
chants, of Liverpool, have suspended. Their
liabilities are thought TO BE- heavy. It 10 cleo
thought they will be exceeded by the ssssts.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20
TetEoRAMS.

sEyaDAL CARS AND LOCOMOTIVES AND HOTEL BE-
te.. STnOYkD.
Assaetstsd Pres fpsessl Ts'sersm.
@ ss New Yosx, Jan 10.
FIRE, this morning, at Caparsis. Long Island
destroyed large number Of passenger cass,
engines and the Bayvisw Hossl. The total loss
IL eAO, 900.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20
lHE SOUTH u HKRE. AID HK1E AL
IUTHNDS TO REMAIN" s,.l. ii -ie,

WILMINGTON. DEL
FharsAay, january -, ISIS.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20

HOWARD u, JENKINS, WlLM1k ATKINSON
FRANCIS c. FERRIS.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20
Remedies for the Epizoesac,

Remedies for shs Epizoesac.
POWDERS. LNhENrn
nuleIr, y. H. II. Lniment
n@OeT,s 1Oblasa lAniMont,
Honlzs, Roberts kmbr0cRhon,
aeave-Millsrs Dsrleys, isrsling OIL
Mexican Mustang LINZ
mept.
full supply Of all kinds Of horse medicine whole.
sAle ana retail, ~ FOSTERS DRUG STORE
Front and West streets.
so she Ladies'.
Mra Dr. Foster keepA always on hand full sup
p OF usses braces, supporters, pessariea syrtnRe6f
bfeAAt pumps and many other articles to nnmofgN
TO mention. Ladies' In want Of the above line Of
goods can oe accommodated by calling ct the pri-
vate entrance on West street.
RaSbers' Supplies.
Pomale soaps, bay rum, hair and shaving brushes
pa.ners connie Tsylor's shaving cream Auter's,
backinghams and japanese hair dyes. RszOrs and
rasor straps ; Cosmetic, hsmbletons toilet powder.
french rose pomeds. full supply Of txuscts for
tne handkerchief viz: White Nose, HeltotrOoe
Jockey Club Jakaamine, etc. Sold wholesale md
retail, at FOsTRRR DRUG EfSINR .'N
p. Front aud West Stn,