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Daily Republican., 1877-04-13

AiOTIOE.--I, AMOR o. PERKINs, Do
~ hereby give notice that I saaM apply 10
theJudges or the Court OF Generals Sessions ot
the Peace and Jail Delivery, Of, the State Of
Delaware, Ia And for the County OF New
Castle, ON aendsy. the 7th dsy Of May next,
being he atst day Of the May Term. A. D.:
1877, Tor . iic ,nas 10 sell intoxicating liquors
in quantities not less than one half GALLON, 1t
No 3 e st Second street 1t being the Second
Ward Of the City Of Wilmington, and County
aforesaid, and the following Tespsotable ctti
zens recommend the said application to Wit:
Richard Both w l. Gilbert
Michael Kenny Henry Feldneier'
y James Ohristy Ssml Roberts
Patrick Harmey James n Sweeten
Francis 8cheu John Parker
NichO as Jenny Jos H Richards n
Nath'l Mslchi0H Nath'l MelchiOr Jf
Chas E Sparks John F Bush ~
T B Brison John v Christy
j g HIrzel Adolph Ktcbefg
Henry Kienle VIM Legg
VIM n Thompson Joshua Baker
- IL st AMOR o PERKINS
Daily Republican., 1877-04-13

THEMAkMOTH MENAGERiEl
f." II snsArH1pn Va
u Iron Ribbed ornatsly ofnsnsntsd Dsns.
a-- IN Additles toa 2a1
DROVE or CAMELO q ELEPRANTS
BEAUTIFULLY BnrLLIAHr HUM BIaSs,
Uniqusin Appearsnos, and Gorgeous In
Color hulng the alP With 0woot 9trsiaeol
Song. IN faet, spscimsns II every
DIRD, BEAST. . RnfTILu
OfyALuH or PuRITY, and by fas tAs
- Largest Oonecticn sves on ExhL
..EI t,T bitions ~ Il 3
~ THz. GRAND xusnUAi
A Myriad Il Living wonders snd Issssnsss
Cur,osluae, IN Odniunction with ths Chal.
lenes Cireusi Nv
Combining the EATl1E c0NPANIEs Of
0Ix s1aovvsp enc
,.I;.. !. t,l'nd', rivalry ser sAs palm q saD.r-
oIhe Atnesphsrs rendered charminsly
Ssrsssa " . sstationary Stss6 znsins.
FuLl Dxnss PAAAps N ! or Mn,
PR3osssIoH On the Norping Or Exhibidon
Day, 5000 Golden Charles ID hns.
. Fam Hands 1T Musiel
.xG. ~ ..:,s .:yss 'sw The Ike sssars q nsvsr
Ns ons has svsf dared b Invest I, - s,sa
money In Test show this 1Stiiisinsnt
osln9 e iaEes g any slx sH0 we sna lsr-
sit hes ~ HivS,i Eishsr ipsis, 7 !, rfs,,t i.
being head anA saealdsfs sver eii. sni lcoEs
so.n On q! competitors = dos diAns upon
sss 10 Go.gssus sssss Pr.ssss,sa on tho,
And when syou, witnsn the long Line or
that JOHN 0'BkIkN's six SHOWS CON.
sOLIDATeO y me ersl1ess undsr the ian,
~; The entire aasisAl 4risaAs of % Pieces,
81 Hsfs 3hsas, bsa% S:joP sea rii as's.!'sS ss,sS
= 80 noon, and S.So evening. pssSdinS II
Elegant Ohasseur Uniforms. "
n: B.=Secars your Hos,es when the Pro.
cession Moves and the Band Parsdes.
Catalogue OF The wWN OF W0hGsrS, Is b.
Progranmss. - =
D0ors Open sE 4 and p. n.
s;;;:; / IS ,::;:s: ~: :osa.s.s. st s:ss :r:s:
0T Wli; Wil%i;SSss: i: nm: . I.: 5 en-: en-:
iorl, oscss sssoyS, ssis. ia. Hs', Hai. ,rsin. An.
80 znnA SaiisSlEy, eesford, Essicn, d en-
'cn. g U0s1sfc.viils. ohSstssRvS.. HiddS town,
Daily Republican., 1877-04-13
SHEKlFF's SALE.

SHEklFF'S SALE. t@A nss li
Nj git5 .tutt .Btls
BY virtue Of writ Of Leyari Faoiss to mo
dirscted will be exposed to Public Sale, st
the TTfI- - a,
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, s4l SHIPLEY ST.,
kept by George W. Ortlip, in the City Of
Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware,
on .l3S''t'EI.i
AK bpeEb3 SATURDAY, s
. THW11th nav m AppJT. ,e77
Daily Republican., 1877-04-13

JOHN OBRIEN'S \
sIx SHOWS ooNsoLIDArED.
cfKCus. MusnUM AND AaEAAo1RIH.
Exhibitns under ! eight sssks psis ssas.-s
0as illuminated and comfortably ssstine is,-
~ people.
/. ,Hx o'SarIs, SOLE rHoRaSSrot.
cAAs. H. oAsTI1, pEn1oros eMtDAL.
SIX I'm ONE.
q ME-. OBR1N TO TaH RUBLICs
|at Realixing by sxperisnes ~ truth q tht
91ages that nany irens N the aro aDme nu6e
burn sSa m Il you want z thing ven 49, yea
elaboration decided to odd Avs Of ~ 1aewD
70 the estabiishment bearing ny mass And
directing the consolidated sjx n peiDon,
snabling mo 10 present. II ono eoncrstsotgas-
!. Campbslls New York and PhilAdsl.
Geological and Equestrian InsMtutsi
=. LII. WA1sza q Cor Gssas raeiae
Combnationi "a 41gts
8: RuaHHE SRELDExBu1axH's
ttst)Hr as Consolidated Hhowsl .
4. DAN RICE's MnHAosaIs AHD C1lcvsi
8; sso!Ie John H.ndsnsurss:s cs's ssnss hAassa
:; s,a y:ss G;.:.. 9'srie.'s ku'a'n. hsaassr's
Presenting oil tAs Ysefprmsrs. Ill ths/
Clowns, ali the Wild BsAsts osd TrAiHH
Animals, ell tho Musuen NsyyelD, ~ M
Educated Horses and hing stock, and< "A ~
startling and original features ofl 'lS "A
shows n my ono New and Ha1n
csntration, without a.y insseaea ~ Y,
sonpSising thsss bsnds, ig11 a. IN
pFeessDion all shs P0np/ /<lS = " = ". II e
borne y Thrss Massive :; r. u y N MN
ssructsd as m sxpen91 x( 1 4 " "
Celpsng q Aseala 2Lst Al a n! y
tSst ~ FL LIZ ] = = Y y sJ =
ypastmelE - the strietsst psinelpioa ofiH{eeFi
y. and 4 teoDde1 npos - nsst sllil 1nsn-
Sia Aas.' ] aceompany = and can always
DO f0nnd IN per1on eoodueting Il fnr tie
amuseneH1 an1 Instruction q NJ pstsons. I
have tsvested. On enosmassl saVitai n ny
venture IT. 1S7Js glsktng The sceamuIstions
o6tho paee eleven years In this NJ greatest
andertakinos relying .upon ths patfonage Of
. discriminating public 70 sustain ny hSssr-
dous experiment. Eyen should ny slx shows
In ono prove too gigantic % Adair D be re- ;
muncrstive, ! S6sn have the proud satlafae-
ti0D Of out doing Ill rivals end being pub.
Ito bsnefactor. But DO % It may, am OF
the firm belief, that patrons Of amusement
Will always sustain a 0verWhelning akteso-
tion, which Will bs found in my six Consol-
dated shows. Your Obedient Defvant,
JOHN O'BRInN.
Daily Republican., 1877-04-13

EOR SAIE.aA house ana an acre oi
north Of Wilmington. rhs mouse oSnta.pl
seven rooms, with dx foot hall, and y
good condi ton. suitable fcr physicisn OF
butcher. There u . good stabls fSe tWo
horses and cow also wood hOuAs. WIN b
sold on easy tegMs Or exchange for city
property: Apply on the premisss Of at ThIl
OrFAoE it il ADr10-f
Daily Republican., 1877-04-13

NOTIOE -AMoSey to loan on Bond ard
~ M0rtgs ages IN -,
SAMUEL ". MoCAULIEY,
ty!-1 N. u. cor. 8th and Market stresS .
Daily Republican., 1877-04-13

ISAAC d. PHILIPS, Faukland Del.
ALBERT COMMONS, CenteIville Del.
apE Executors.
Daily Republican., 1877-04-13

A GENTS. Live agents wanted, good pay,
~ and easv work. Inquire Sat Reeds 2O3
west second street. spli-3t
Daily Republican., 1877-04-13

ID EMOvAL.-Misses. A. q 8. Cshill hss
~ Removed from No. 6l3 west Eipbth
street, TO No. 2l1 West Second street, where
they expect tn accommodate their friends and
the public with good assortment Of trim-
mipgs and hosiery. ap1l-lmd
Daily Republican., 1877-04-13

EARLY ROSE and several varieties OF
~ seed potatoesi also, = full line of garden
seeda 1t BUCKINGHAM q CO.'S
~pr2o- Front and Shipley streets
Daily Republican., 1877-04-13
Arctic Ice 4 Coal Co. Z
NO. e Il. SECOND STREET
PRICES FOR 1877.

30 lbs and over, ~ cts per 100 lbs, extra In
ducements to large cDn.umery.
Orders by mail promptly attended to-. We
also have q fine quality ofcoal which we sell
atthe lowest prices Please send us your
orders, 'F"
Daily Republican., 1877-04-13

WALL PAPER CBHAPHR THAN Evrs.--An
immense stock Of Howell Bros, and ether
makes Of wall paper Tor 0 and 10 .cts., par
p'ecs containing yards st 22S Market st.,
j. X. Holt 10 practical. a0is. ind
Smyrna times., 1877-03-07

THE long agony is over, and on Monday,
in Washington, President Hayes was pub
licly inaugurated, in the presence of both
houses of Congress, the Supreme Court, the
Diplomatic Corps, and from $4,000 to 90
900 people. The ceremony was the Gus
tomary one, consisting of procession from
the White House to the Capitol, the organ
ization of the Senate, the qualification of
the Vice-President, the inaugural address,
administration of the oath of office to the
President at the east front of the Capitol,
and the firing of salute. The display
compared very favorably with that of
former inaugurations.
President Hayes delivered his inaugural
address from the steps of the Capitol. 1t
was principally devoted to the Southern
question. He reiterated what he said in
his letter of acceptance, and declared for
local self-government in the South: based
upon hearty recognition of equal rights
and the constitutional amendments and an
extinction of the color line in politics. He
declared for thorough civil service reform,
for resumption of specie payments, an
amendment making the Presidential term
six years, and the President thereafter to
be ineligible for reelection. He expressed
admiration of the principle of arbitration,
which has been carried out in the settle
ment Of the Alabama claims and the Presi-
dental contest.
In looking over our exchanges to see
how the address is regarded we find various
opinions, of course. The conservative Re
publicans are delighted with it. They
have full faith in the success of the new
policy. 1t is to their minds not only
patriotic, but also expedient in political
point of view, and they think that Mr.
Hayes is just the kind of man to carry i
out. They predict that in the course of {
year or two he will break down the colol
line and divide the solid South into health
full organizations, each controlled by mel
of character and standing.
The Democrats are not unanimous il
their opinion. The conservatives ar,
pleased with it, and those from the Soutl
especially give it hearty praise. The bite
men, smarting under defeat, will not Civ
President Hayes credit for honest inten
tions. His profession of reform and pacif
cation they pretend to think are only
trap to catch Democrats and divide thei
party in the South.
Smyrna times., 1877-03-07

several minutes calling loudly to the miller
for assistance. The gallant miller did not
hear however as he was afterwards found
asleep in q safe and secure place in the
basement Of the Mill. At last the expiring
burglar said 'Mr. BiScoe, | was told to do
this, and expired in few moments after
uttering these, his only words during the
encounter. Mr.. Biscoe early the following
Sunday morning informed Constable
Michael c.. easy of the occurrence, who
notified Thos. j. Britton, Justice of the
Peace. Mr.. Britton summoned a jury Of
inquest, with Nicholas Nansant, foreman,
and upon the above facts, rendered a YER
diet "that the deceased, Joseph Golds-
borough, came to his death from shot gun
wounds received at the hands Of Edward
Biscoe, who was justifable in the defence
of his life and his property At the exam
ination next morning the burglar proved to
be colored man of the neighborhood,
named Joseph Goldsborough. The pistol
proved to be a seven shooter, belonging to
the colored woman, with whom Colds
borough lived, the chambers of which
were all loaded, but would not for some
cause revolve, which circumstance savcC
Mr.. Biscoe's life CenhcrWe Record
Smyrna times., 1877-03-07
State to employ counsel to assist him with

State to employ counsel to assist him with
the cases.
THE SUBJECT OF DIVORCES.
The Legislature has thus far disposed of
about twelve cases of divorce. Some of
them have been magnified into Importance,
but as general thing they are the old
story of unhappy marital relations
There are some of the members who never
vote for divorce, upon the principle that
what God has joined together no man can
put asunder. This they stick to religiously
no matter how meritorious the case may be.
TAXATION.
The Committee on Ways and Means will,
perhaps, tomorrow introduce a bill for the
reduction of State taxation, one of the pro
visions of the bill will be to reduce the
tax on county assessments from ten cents
to five.
THE BANKS.
l believe that the investigation into the
State banks will result, as has often been
predicted by your correspondent, in a
failure. The Committee has dickered with
the matter until they have all become dis
gusted, and now they have determined tC
pass Senate bill requiring a statement
from the banks every six months, and tC
let this take the place of an Investigation
This is in my opinion a mere subterfugC
to escape the investigation. If this hao
taken place there would undoubtedly have
been some very unpleasant revelations. x
Smyrna times., 1877-03-07

these goods to Dover, Del. The prisoners
were taken to Annapolis and held for trial.
These are the parties that Josh. Start in
formed on when he was arrested here, and
if it had not been for the unexcusable
blunders by which Josh. was allowed to es-
cape first from Jail at Dover and then from
the Constable in this town, Messrs. Cooper
and Beck feel pretty sure that they would
have captured Tate and his crew several
weeks ago. They could have caught them
as it was, but Josh. being out of reach they
had no evidence to hold them on, so they
had to abandon the project.
Smyrna times., 1877-03-07
MARRIAGES.

COLE-FORMAN-February 2sth, 1877, by Rev F.
Stubbs, Geo. II. Cole, of Kent Co, Del, and Mary G.
Forman, of Queen Annc's co., Md.
FARIES-TURNER.-At the NJ. f. parsonage. March
1st by Rev. Z. Stubbs Charles B. FAIRIES to Susanna
Turner, both of this town.
COX-MOORE-At the residence of Mr.. Henry f.
Moore, on the 1st inst. by Rev J. H. Caldwell Mr.
Joseph 2. Cox to Miss Elizabeth W. Moore
EAGER-COWGILL-In the Presbyterian Church,
Dover, Del, Wednesday 2s, 1877, by Rev c. Hunt
ingtou, Mr. Evertson Eager, of Great Bend, Pa. to
Miss Iavinia Cowgirl, of Kent county, Del
Smyrna times., 1877-03-07
T Ut tIIc lJWIUFNtt Z
The Legislature.
DOVER. DEL. March 9th

DOVER, DEL, March 9th, 1877.
This afternoon the Senate passed reso-
luton naming the 18th instant as the day
upon which the Legislature should adjourn
sine die. have no doubt but what it is the
fervent wish of all the members that the
adjournment shall take place at the time
named above, but | have my doubts if It
can be done. There is large mass of busi-
ness on hand to be disposed Of, and many
of the members have new business that
they would like to introduce, but the reso-
luton passed not to receive any new busi-
ness after the 26th Of February rules out
anything of this sort.
LOCAL OPTION.
The local option people are working with
a will to have bill they presented to the
committee to-day passed. But they are
encountering tremendous opposition from
the liquor men, who are working for bill
now pending before the Legislature, which
is termed "The Liberal Liquor Law" 1t
is liberal in the fact that it provides that
all may take out license who will pay one
hundred dollars for the same; and it says
further that the license must be placed in
the most conspicuous part Of the room
where the liquor i, sold, that it may be
evidence the license Is taken out 1t i'm
poses heavy fine and imprisonment for
those who sh1i. -.."v the law. Rev.
a. Penneu Co...a ..ier Of the local
optlonists, and he expresses gratitude for
the fairness with which he has been treated
by the Legislature.
THE WORK HOUSE.
Mr.. Bird, although he has not been heard
of much lately on the subject of his work
house bill, has by no means given it up
He stated to me to-day that he would brinj
it before the Legislature again in a few days
when he was confident it would pass. l
will be amended so though that it will
hardly resemble its original form. Tn
principal of the amendments is to max
the appropriation $4,000 instead of 500
600. This will certainly be better recon
mendation for its passage, for this Legisli
ture has the one good quality of strongl
advocating economy, if no other. al
inclined to think that there will be di
pute Of considerable earnestness before th
matter is finally disposed of as to wher
the building shall be located. Sussex wi
want it and so will New Castle and Kent.
STATE RIGHTS.
Gen. Holcomb yesterday afternoon ha
that part of the Governors Message whic
relates to federal usurpation read, and
special committee appointed to consid
that part of it which relates TO I'll
conflict of authority in New Castle coun
between the civil and federal courts.
viii be recollected that in the Novemb
elections in Wilmington the United Stat
authorities made many arrests there as d
also the civil authorities. Among u
arrests was deputy United States Marshi
and a citizen was arrested at the san
time. The federal courts claim the rig
to try these cases, and the civil courts al
claim the right. The special commit
will authorize the Attorney General OF y
Smyrna times., 1877-03-07

WHY didn't the parties who send us a
vindication of Rev. j. A. B. Wilson send
their communication to the paper that first
published the article complained Of We
cheerfully give room to the vindication but
why bring your grist to the wrong mill,
gentlemen? The article you complain of
was meerly copied from responsible jour
nal, as you know, and there is no reason to
think that that journal would do an un-
fair thing, knowingly.
Smyrna times., 1877-03-07

FALSE lMPREsSI0N.-lt is generally sun.
posed by a certain class Of citizens, who ar.
not practical or experienced, that Dy,r,,,.
sia can not invariably be- cured, bat we ara
pleased to say that Green's August FIov,r
has never to our knowledge. failed to cur
Dyspepsia and Liver ComI,laint in all il.
forms. such as Sour Stomach. C5.t,y.,.n..
Sick Headache, Palritatiou cf the Hcar,
low spirits, &C., &c. Cut of @OOOO dalor
bottles sold last year, not a single fiiu,
was reported, but thousands Of compli,u.p.
tary letters received from Druggist, Of ,y,p.
derlul cures. Three doses will relieve amy.
case. Try it. Sample Bottle, 10 cent.
Regular Size - cents. For Sale by Jas. p,
IIoflecker, Smyrna, Del. nov N-ly
| POSITIVELY THE BEST.-Dr Morris >ylur
Of Tar, Wild Cherry and IIorchound is the
very best compound ever prepared, ;lvcr
tised, or sold by any person, under any
name whatever, for the immediate relief
and permanent cure Of coughs. colds.
Group, whooping cough, bronchitis. asthma.
and all diseases Of Il c0nsumptivc tvpr. II
will thoroughly eradicate these alarui;ur
symptoms in onc-half the time required IL,
do 50 by any other medicine. It i. purely
vegetable, and contains not particle Of
opium or other dangerous drug. 1t never
fails. Every bottle guaranteed to perform
exactly as represented. Sold hy !. ".
Denncy, Smyrna, and JAS Cowgil Il SON.
Dover.
Also Agents for Prof Parker, Pleasant
Worm Syrup, which is sure death to worm,
Pleasant to take and requires no rhv>ic.
Price % cents. Try it. mar lin
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Smyrna times., 1877-03-07
DEATHS.

MORRISON the 2Sth ult, at Smyrna Landing Ra-
chcal wife of Aaron Morris, aged &c years.
CRAMER.-On the 18th ult. in Appoquinimink Hd
near Dexters Corner, Christian Cramer, aged 60 yrs.
MARNlL-On the 2Sth ult., near the Hofecker Mills,
on the Dover road, Peter p. Marvil aged 50 years.
FOWLER.-On the LIST inst in Smyrna. Evan NJ. Fow-
ler aged - years.
WILSON.-Ou the 9Th inst, in Smyrna, AmaSa B..
daughter of Benz and Alice Wilson, in her Sd year
FORCUM.-On the 5th inst, near Dcxter's Corner,
Sarah, daughter of John W. Forcum aged % years.
Smyrna times., 1877-03-07
GBe Smprna Gimes,
Smyrna, Del.,
Wednesday Afternoon, March Z. /.

THE " TIMES is published every Wednesday after
noon by JOSEPH H. HoFFECKER, Editor and Proprie-
tor, at Smyrna Delaware.
-SUBsCEIPTIoN-On year $500 in advance, or
$3.50 if not paid till the end of the year No paper
discontinued until all arrears are paid-only at the
option of the Publisher.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at the rate of
Seven Cents line for the first insertion; subsequent
insertions Three and a-halfcents Alberal discount
made to quarterly, sem-annual and yearly adverti-
Smyrna times., 1877-03-07

Consumption is one of the most dreaded
Of all diseases, and the most fatal probably,
because the sufferers neglect themselves
nine-tenths could be cured by promptly
using Shriner's Balsamic Cough Syrup,
when the pulmonary organs are first ef-
fected.
Fowler has the cheapest Sugars, Cofiees
and Groceries in town.
New Hardware Store, VIM FAIRIES & Co.
Shoes! Shoesl! Ifyou want a nice pair
of good, cheap Shoes, call on Fowler, his
stock is new and well assorted.
lOd Nails, s. Keg, at VIM. FAIRIES &
Cos.
Floor, Table and Curtain Oil Cloths, Cur
tain Fixtures, Fringcs, &c, veIy cheap, at
Fowlcr's, Raymond corner.
Hardware. Nails and Bolts at lower rates
than ever offered in Smyrna, at Vim. Fares
& Cos. jan 3l-2m
Hats for Men. Hats for Youths Hats
for Children. 1t is a fact without doubt
that Fowler has the best and cheapest Hats
| in Smyrna.
\ SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY.-Ar rare
chance for any person with small capital
desiring to 70 into the Trimming business.
One of the oldestand best stands in Smyrna
situated at the corner OF Commerce and
Market Streets. The store was newly fitted
up last spring with handsome boxes and
glass cases, and | am doing good busine>,
as | am prepared to show. The stock is al
fresh and in good order and comprise:
everything that first-claSs Trimming Store
requires. Also a Dressmakng Establish
ment in connection with the Store. Th,
house attached is large and convenient; ha
a good garden attached. There is three
years of lease unexpired from the first o
March. Possession given any time Mrs
c. ". Collins.
FAREIRA'S CONTINENTAL BALSAM
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE AGE! :
This wonderful DIARRHCEA antidote viii CUR
| CHRONIC DIARRHGA of long standing. and all lthe
forms of that dreadful disease. 1t is an unfailin
remedy for the cure Of Cholera. Cholera Iniantum
DySentery Cramp Collie etc. Iftakcn in time will
like magic This great medicine has been in use 70
over fifteen years and the most stubborn hav
yielded to its great powers. one trial will convnc
the most skcptica Price - and - cents per bottle
Sold by JOHN FAREIRA, sole proprietor. 22i MORT
NINTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA, and DRUGGISTS GEM
: RALLY. feb lilly
Smyrna times., 1877-03-07

Suicide is not more sinful than neglect
ing a cough. For only % cents you can
buy a bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup and
be saved from death.
Smyrna times., 1877-03-07

q, ,E5%:Sgar.so ". F. a. WOODCOCK
eaT$S$ seSS.1a7s. Has just received "a lna2alc.,t
S-kAkASSzzZ- >z.Na& assortment Of WATCH NATsrfA,.
Tools A%D MACHINERY for repairing all Kind, If
WATCHES i'll the very best manner. # yol wan,
your Watches repaired Tor 0" hhf the usual Price. cal,
on W. ia. WOODCOCK. DOVER Del. Superior Work
Lower Prices. satisfaction Guaranteed " F. 4
Woodcock enpoysa Fine Watch Maker from ~w.,ler-
land. nov .l-tf
Smyrna times., 1877-03-07
HARDWARE.

NA Having just returned from the city
~@ssssszSs with complete stock of HARDWARE
csszse szz am prepared to sell as cheap as any
-s-azs@@z<SAzz one. Thanking my friends for their
liberal patronage in the past, hope when they wish
anything in my line to give me call Think we can
convince them that can and will sell them goods
Is cheap as any one
NH 7-sm W. B. COLLINS Il son.
Smyrna times., 1877-03-07
THE PENIASULAR AGRICULTURAL AND
P0M0L0GICAL ASSOCIATION.

Not being forced to make EARLY SALES, we shall
endeavor to take no advantage of our customers by
having Good Baskets at Fixed Prices in the Season
when they are wanted. NH 7-3m
Smyrna times., 1877-03-07
FROM SWITZERLAND.

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