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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. ,2es BRoApWAYH.
OPEN DAY AND MIGHT FOX RECkiIlDN OF
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

49, snrc cure for all Lung Diseases Couuhs Colds, NC.
OersJmen phy-,cisus lawyers and all others
- that have tvicd " stve : their approval
Only depot. ~ Chambers st. ~ gallon 81 pcr large
bottle With lemon and ice IA becomes splendid cooling
beverage. send postal card Tor II
y. wax BELL,
- Chambers e., seven doors west Of Broadway
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MARBLE MAxTEi.s.

MARBLE MANTELS.
A FURTHER REDUCTION IN PRICES IRON JCSL
al. Msntes. Irnes all sinds OF slate WorE large
assortm~nt: new designs. PENkhyN STATE COM
PANf. 30 Union square. 9Th Nv. and i1th a.
MARBLE MANTELs AND MONUMENTS CHEAPER
lNI than ever A. kLABEk iA tast 18th st.. I'd
nv B sTnwARr co, MANuFACrURBRs OF
.satc aud Marble Msnt.s and all kinds OF slate Work
prices onorcd before artistic Man
tolls In Ebony. Osk. Walnut and o<her wood, IL Wost
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srt or ,Enr,i IN riiKnh uVcRs. Ar ririins
~ Sff 9th Az, one door shove ia st. 1ys West ysn
:" terms 10 suit. NEwBHouuH NhwBKOuSg.
RhAtrifuh SETS ANrf IciAb TEETH. 90; uUN,
DIS; warranted New YORK. Dental Rooms. 2vi2 tnh
Established 1881. Dr. MEADrH
pAtNLtSs EXTRACTION; ALs,, AKfiriclAL
4 Teeth. terms 10 suit EIGHTH AVENUE DbNrALsd
viAtlos, sls ssh az, one door below sssA ~ =
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DRY GOODS.

MASi fEAonLRs .wASfhD fkJM MANI DIsnV.
ltobs, particularly Ladies c.m music and Engsh
brsnchss Aso drawing painting aud Engitsh sd~s u
superior Lsn Hcqo,rements; ladies' OF high
atmnnensi experienced lady principal Tor kssteru high
school superior professor nusc lbers snisry forms
stamp. sUHEhMrRuOkN. ~ ksst l4th.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oOvEKNEss sPEARr
w ing bnently french aud English American lady TOE
school :" teach French. ucrmsn aud music lady foe
l,snsh and 9etman LADY. Engsh aud sin cling. Apply
TEhUHhks' BUREAU. ~ West J5th ~
Daily Republican., 1878-12-27
Shooting AHray.

An ARRAY occurred in Washingtrr
city yesterday i'll th' "AarOio Saloon,
on Pennsylvania avenue, in which
Samuel Emery, who ls very respectfully
connected, sho, and almost instantly
killed James Coombs, until very recent
ly employed as collector by Leading
furniture warehouse in that city, Both
are young men. each about twenty six
years OF age, and both very well known
in the city 1t is stated that Coonbs
was shot accidentally,as as Emery intend
ed to shoot at other parties, who in the
course of a general row had assaulted
him. Coomb1 was in the saloon at the
line, but was not engaged in the atfrav,
The weapon used was Colts r-volv-
-r THE ball entered thn forehead and
'ame ont at the back of the had.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-27
How . aIamity Was Averted In
Time

b ~
Bucks county has other means Of d.
v.rting the public mind besides spell
ing bees 1t would seem, and the latest
Is a bridegroom that failed to appear
on time It WAS in Byb.rry and on the
appointed day large company gather.
I'D At JGhn Comly's house to see his
daughter married to ons Search. The
hour arrived and the bridegroom tar
ried. When the sxpectant bride and
assembled guests had exhausted all
plausible excuses for the delay, a broth
or OF the young man arrived with
me sage stating that the would be bride
groom had changed his mind; that
after full consideration he concluded
he lid not love his intended bride we'll
enough TO marry her, and that he
would Lave the neighborhood forever.
The young lady like a sensible woman,
took the disappointment coolly; instead
Of going iuto Mysteries or rushing of
fran'cally to search for Search she ex
pressed herself glad that she had found
out her fckle swa.i in time, and she
thinks she has made narrow escape.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-27
Recovering.

Edward Balm, Kenosha (Wis. }
millionaire, is slowly recovering from a
pistol shot wound. The widow Knapp,
who fired the pistol, has been released
on straw bail, and has gan' away. The
legal proceedings Ware conducted with
closed doors, and strong efforts were
made to suppress the facts, hut thu
shooting was done in public, and that
part Of tn" case IL published. The wild
ow met the millionaire in the street, in
front of the church OF which he is a
trustee, and demanded money. Upon
his refusal to give her any, she exclaim-
ed, "You shall not enjoy your riches
while ! starvr.' and fired on him. H.
says that she had been among the
many needy persons whom he aided,
but that he struck her off his list be-
cause she grew prremptory in her De
mards. She is yonng and pretty.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-27
The great snow storm

which began in western New York last
Saturday had not abated yesterday.
At Watertown the depth Of the snow
was four feet, and no trains had arriv
cd since Monday night Similar reports
come from other points in that section
of New York. At Kansas City, Mo-,
the weather for the past week has been
the severest known in that region 70
twenty years. Over two feet of snow
covers the earth. while the mercury
has been several degrees below zero.
The Missouri river has been closed for
a week and the ice ia foot thick. All
land transportation in that quarter is
now done by sleighs. The section of
Ontario, abont Port Celborne, has been
visited by the heaviest snow storm for
many years. Thesnow now lies to the
depth Of three feet for ten miles inland,
Railroad traffic il considerably delayed.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-27
Thurnan's Fate.

urman's difficulty Just now is that
he cannot show good hard money re-.
cord, and the Democracy must have a
hard. money man. The bottom ha,
dropped out of the soft.monay party.
Resumption is fact, and the democra
tic party dare not take the field against
it. Thurman's theory that the Uritea
States notes should be substituted for
bank notes is antiresumpton, as all
intelligent men perfectly know. Bay
ard is the booming candidate for the
Democracy. x Cincinnati Commercial.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-27
Church DsacOns ''SwOppinK"
Wives

Two Kentucky d-acons, one a doc
tor the other druggist, recently scan
dalized a town in the western section
Of the State. Each becan. enamored
Of tn. Others wife, TO TIL. mutual sat .
isfaotion of all the quart-tt- but the
wife Of the druggist, who was uncon-
4c.ous of what was going on. The dea-
cons finally agreed to swap wives, ons
OF the DOCTORS tour children to go with
his wife to the childless druggist. The
doctors wifi. was agreeable to the ex
change, but the druggists better half
had procured a revolver when her h,is-
oand insisted that she should agree to
it, and informed her father of the
strange proceeding. rhe three willing
partners to the bargain fed from town,
but the father and wife pursued the
druggist, overlook him, and made him
promise to return to his legal mate.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-27

1it SALE. One Double House, 81 An
Washington stree SO feet front, A.:l
ahug Is rooms and an office, bath, store
j. porch, front and back lot b0xlb0 feet
/ with all modern improvements.
y Z, One House, $40 Jefferson street, con
.lg ~ rooms and bath room with all mod
90 pyoyeTents. Porch front, just finished
.Fa y Tor occupancy.
one House on Jackson street near
" roams.
: Farms below Middleton one near
S?wlne Springs.
, b Building lots, situated in different
Pot the city.
~" those properties will be sold or ex-
Ssed at the present lowest rates. Apply
GI.ANDLER, Real Estate Agent, NJ. 2
SIXTH street, Savilc building. where
."cription will be shown. dc7w&d-u
Daily Republican., 1878-12-27
Roy Shot by his Companion.

At Martins Ferry, Ohio, on Tuesday
two boys, named Blanco and Mullen
each II years old, were at the home e
a Mrs. Tracy, sister Of Mullen. Young
Blanco went into the kitchen and got
a gun, asking if it was loaded. H.,
then went into the parlor of the resi-.
dence and shot young Mullen, who was
rocking a cradle in which was child
three weeks old. Almost the whole
head of young Mullen was blown Off
Whether the deed was done purposely
or was an accident Is not known.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-27

Our two talented frenas-McPher-
son Of the Philadelphia Press, and Nc
Clure Of the 7imes---are going for each
other in rather a lively way. 1t is
a pity that Mcclure has not his old ct
tachment for the Republican party, SO
that the two could be hitched together
on a reliable Republican paper. They
would give us the best paper in Amer
ica.
Unequaled in effectiveness, unap-
preached in cheapness, and unrivalied
in popularity is DR.. Bulls cough syrup.
Is cents per bottle.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-27
Correction.

We are informed that Mr.. Henderson
proprietor of the handsome and inge,
niously constructed Christmas house, al
No. sos Lombard street., never learned
a trade, is but fireman on the railroad
with steady employment, and his in.
vitaton for contributions from visitors
was prompted by the desire to meet
tie expenses incurred as every one can
see that considerable cost of money at
tended tn. work of ornamentatiou as
well as that OF construction.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-27

The city OF New York pays over $40, d.
0c0. 900 in the way of salaI les. In 1860
this part of the city expense was So, ,SC0,.
600. There is a serious moveme I
growing up against the exorbitant tax
es in that city. Merchants say it tales
all they can make to pay their local
taxes, and unle 8 reform shall take
place they will be compelled to trans
fer their business to some other local
ity.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-27

n SALE CHEAP. Two good stores In
good location, two new three.story nine
houses, and two new room houses, all
hot and cold water, gas. bath, wash pave
md In yard. two room houses with en-
4. sheds. Also other houses. Persons IN
0i a cheap h use 1t would be To their ad-
age to see those houses, as they are all
built and OF good materials. Prices from
and up. Terms very easy to suit the
= aIl take a. part pay first mortgage on
property and five years mortgage on the
e sold Apply to q, II. TINDALL X
5. 70l French and No. $40 East Ninth
.tg icg1lIn
Daily Republican., 1878-12-27

NR SALE, RENT OR EXCHANGE
Fine iarIn OF 1bs acres, vita good, large
lngs, situatea In Pencader Hundred,
y Castle County, Del, on the road IRON
s,s0Y TO summit Bridge, about 81 acres us
er, near to schools, mills, stores. &c., n
Is fom Kirkwood station On the Del. X. X.
e low, terms easy. J. A. BOND \ CO..
Snuley street. declg std
Daily Republican., 1878-12-27
YAM ES y BRO.

r OST,--A large white and black dog, part
IL Newfoundland and Shepherd, whit
breast, black ears, large black spots on both
Sides white on end OF tail, leather strap
around neck with ring. Anybody returning
the same to I'll Washington street, will be
suitably rewarded. G. SIMMONS. dc2e-atd.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-27
PUBLIC SALES.
uOLIDAl 8fFTsi
CLOSING OUT SALES
FINE TRIPLE sILvERwARE,

uERRICK 4 BRAKES AUCTION ROOM
sl4 MARKET STREET.
Every article must be closed out BY Christ
mas day, without reserve.
Ladles' are especially invited TO attend this
,.Ie, Sales at 2.D and 730 o'clock. THIS 10
An opportunity seldom offered To buy t,ne sii-
'srsare MERRlCK 4 DRAKE,
dcZ33t Auctiyneers.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-27

NOR SALE.-f'our new two-story six rooms
brick houses on Walnut street, between
.sgenth and Twelith str ct. For iniorma-
Ia app!y 10 ], AUGUSTUS MEArLLEY,
! tel, Hastings, X Co.'S Rolling Mills. or SEQ
B aware. Auenue. dcW-lwd
Daily Republican., 1878-12-27
n SALE,-Thrce new a-story brick E

NR SALE,-Thrce new 3-story brick A
houses, s rooms. bath, hot and cold EA
jH, N West Eighth street.
'ea 3,story brick houses, ID and Monroe
le| 2 story brick house, rooms, with
u 'Js Monroe street
lew 4,story brick cottage house. front yard
.prch, rooms, with bath.
a.g 2.story brick houses on Walnut street i,
heen nth aud 10Th, Q rooms, for sale or
!, # the above will be sold low and upon
terms. Apply to WIN. H.
LLANY. Seventh and Market streets.
ferl+
Daily Republican., 1878-12-27
SALE.

nv virtue ofa writ Of venditioni exp0nas
t.ued out Of the District Court OF the United
states for the District Of Delaware, at the
at Of Frank A. Hallam, Of the city Of PM.
,delphIa, Pennsylvania, TO me directed, will
,Ipose TO sale ut public suction, and will sell
10 the highest bidder To- cash on MON AY,
January 18th, 1870, at II o'clock In the fore
soon the steam tug boat "Jaines McFadden.' v
her boilers, engines, tackel, machinery, ap.
,areI aud furniture, whore she now lies, at the
shart OF Pnsey. Jenes h Company, In the
aty Of Wilmington, delaware.
HENRY II. MCMUI.LEN,
U. y. Marshal District Of Delaware.
Marshai's Once, Dec. 18th, lS7S.--u
Daily Republican., 1878-12-27

NOR KENr.--A comfortable Ave room
house, with we'll OF excellent water at
Id door, In West Wilmington. Also three
thces In building on South. east corner Of
Earket and Seventh street. VIII rent all
Wry reasonably, JOHN Il LEWIS.
Ies25l2t
Daily Republican., 1878-12-27

NOR SALE.-A 3-story brick house, with
4 9roouis, papered throughout, with bath,
VI and cold water, green house, supplied
nth tinwere, No. 5o3 West Third street, gas
over house. decl9-otd-ltws
Daily Republican., 1878-12-27

X SALE.-A six roomed hsuse with
hath, Eo. COS East Sixth street, in Bood
rr possession Immediately.
selling No 1877 Church street rooms
p a number of small dwellings tor sale In
trent parts OF the city. Apply TO "M.
''AULt.EY h 60, 500 Market street
.mtn1tOn, Del. sep25
Daily Republican., 1878-12-27

NOR SALEAND RENT.--Well built new
two story six rooms, brick Houses on
I.nut st. beiweeG nth and 18th Sts.. Prices
a and terms very accommodating, For In
ruation applyto HARLAN CAUSE, Front
it IatnaiiSis., or l02l latnall 81. dcl22md
Daily Republican., 1878-12-27

N1R SaLE.-A desirable dwelling, sO5
Madison street, seven rooms. bath, hot
d cold water, gas, and all In drstclass or
: Terms easy. Apply on the premises.
dc2l,6 st.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-27

INR SALE.--A lot OF new rag carpet o. his
L own weaving at 80 cts. per yard, 30s ),
f.nBuren street. del. l4df
Daily Republican., 1878-12-27

[Nh SALt---A three story brick house lO7
West Seventh street, pleasantly situa-
7 Also two good lots. on +. sixth street.
R~ito the post-otice. might be made bust
rs place, house Ella Washington street for
b. Apply TO q. CHANDLER, so6 Mar
I street. nv27
Daily Republican., 1878-12-27

INDR SALr.-A very desirable property on
I the southwest corner OF Sixth and Mar
n streets. Apply to q, CHANDLER, so5
\ 4rket street dc4-u
Daily Republican., 1878-12-27

NOR SALE.--A nice family Mare, a.
cheap, for want OF use, Apply 42I
sMr. White, at Seai's staule French street
.ox Fifth. dci8-u
Daily Republican., 1878-12-27

I AND FOR "ALE.--A property contain.
ing about % acres, In Brandywtne
Ia1dred Inquire Of EDW. LtfARPhN-
her, Rockland. bel. dc.9 wd&stetd&3tw
Daily Republican., 1878-12-27
tu1'IIRIE

EEEISrMAS PRESENTS heauti
aI Books, Cards and Holiday Gifts,
N ue Religious Book Store, COZ M . rkot
" oast side, up stairs. dcl9-lOt
Daily Republican., 1878-12-27
PAINTS, OILS, &c.
YAM t,S BRADFORD

YAMES BRADFORD
MANUFACTURER On
PURE COLORS, WHITE LEAD, ZINt
PAINTS, POGO BROWN AND PUTTY.
BRADFORD'S
READY MIXED COTTAGE OOLORt
DIES. VARNlSH AND TURPEATlNE,
WINDOW GLASS, ETC, ETC,
NOS. q AND y +. THIRD STREET
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-27

quarts oi milk daily. q.
w W, MCKAY, No. IL Front II.
10 2e.3ts
Daily Republican., 1878-12-27
u E p A r r NJ E n Z s !:

A-Baek and Celored Silks
E-Mouning Goods.
(-Des Goods.
D-Ladies and Gents Furnishing
E-Wooens, Boys Wear and Ladies' Cloakings,
Emotions, Jewery, Fans
t.-Iinens and House Furnishing Goods.
HWhite Goods Laoes, Ernbroiders,
Upholstery.
kShaws, Wrappers, ec.
LLaars' Dresses, Coaks
M-!ats and Caps
N-lI,snry and Underwear.
O-B"ts, Shoes Rulb-. Goods Trunks, Valiss, etc
PR-ady made Clothing Men, Youths Boys.
R-CothiDg Made to Order.
R-Fannels, Muslns Innings, ETC.
S-Furs, Robes,
TStatonery, Silverwar Pefumery,
U-Flowrr Feathers, Ribbons and Millinery
V-Infants and Misses Dresses La etc.
W-Baby Coaches, Toys, Field Games ect
XDoor Mats Rugs
YChna and Glassware.
Yl-Siveware
X-Zephyrs Fancy -work.e
NO Such ATTR factions CAN BE FOUND ELSEWHERE
All the talent
are sure the people will
eordi invitation to eyeryo
JOHN w AMAKER.
GRAND DEPOT THIRTt ENIH st.
PHILADELPHIA.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-27
- 's7'-i'''ii' ''-''-'
WANTED.

A boy at the jewelry store,
w 81 Market street. ID. Y. SMYTH.
dec28.2ts
Daily Republican., 1878-12-27


that
the IA a.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-27
C,UAL. WOOD. SAM AMI Llnf.

INUAL. WOOD. SAM AND Llnt.
tn undersigne, ..iorms his lr'cnas n
The public generally, that he has taken tout
Did yard at the foot OF West street an.
now prepared to sell Coal, Wool Lime W
sand at the very lowest market rates.
The attention of housekeepers and huiide
is particularly called to his stock, az he .e.
confident that their interests will >" tarrct
....
ECpbti-dw JOHN v. Ef& Ftlt','
Daily Republican., 1878-12-27
FOR SALEDR RENT.

NOR KENT.-.-A desirable Store stand IL
the centre OF the city. Address e M, F"
i office. dcio-l2t
MGR SALF.--b000 yards vi Stick Candy
1900 Bushels Of Mixtures, all kinhs
sJ ieet Walnut Bar. at the little Caramel
I.pot Seventh and Tatnall. dcl9-6ts
Daily Republican., 1878-12-27
r IME LIME! LIME

r IME LJMEl LIME
An excellent Schuylkili building linz
~ cents per bushel. Also. the oeehrnre8
Wrightsville Lime superior to any lime g..
this market, 81 cents per bushe,
Also, Coal and sand at the lowest mari
tates. Yard at foot of West street, Wjl,ni
ron. Del JOHN W. 4RlFFTTH
Daily Republican., 1878-12-27

T, S-We have large assortment Of Chill.
dren's Clothing suitable tor Holiday presents.
Children's New Goats from 800 to 5000
Children's Suits from " 90 to $12.0C Polite
attention will be given whether buying or only
looking.
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xSrRoLUGY-i2rn PAcx-6th col
soxEDERs WxNrGp"iaTa P sSS 18th ana eth coils
sBRookLYN REAL ESTATE FOR s1IE-lsr f1ss-
IysiNEss SoIioEs 7la PAcsxSsh ana 9th esls
cLERKs AND sALEsNES-iarH PAss-4sh and sth
81:
6 6asSTsa aS EasEs:. ST.
housss Is AND
EuaornsH P4ssis.
kyr9 9 Ell, c7rH pAGs-esh col.
Ex0G PAGE s sna 4.A col.
TlNANGIAL@llIh PAGE
sGE Ans 3d. TO LET
sgEf MaSTsb1sIazEssiss-
HoRsAs. CAKkIAGKs. xo,-isr PAcs-ad and Sd coils.
hSusks. Rooms, 20, 'waHSrEp--lsr P4a.-esA col
Eosr AND FouNp-isr r4c.1iss COL
a aAeHLE MxSTRL fAen4sa col COL
s sE4 S1e.s.h col
fff fAs9S6EiEs 6faANs COL
PRorkssioNAL sIfG ATOMS wASTED-rEMALEs-
PROPERLY Sur "a 81 THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
ts;' S1is COL
ksTAURANTs-lsr PAcE-5th col
REwAnDS. .,s1,r rAcy-,s. CO: a. -,
si1UArioSs STED-PEMALEs-isrH PAe.-ln.
s.ru1a 8 ssS VAN ~ rAo.4.h col
sPKoiAL N0IlCEs = IsT II pAcE- LIST ans I'd co.'s
sSSs ssssl;ss y o.
aD6ss SD I TO
WANTED RI rdsouHs IS .ns Is. ~ ss sd col
WArCMES 5 5EM III, EtRY; sc. lars rAsn-esh COL
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. 1885 BROADWAY
"opEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS
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EXCHANGE.

W Ill ChAN6B-AN OLD EsrABIIsHED JEW
w erv Sors Tor small Farm the city, ID must be
NJ III, 1856 Herald once.
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UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APART
MENTS TO LET.


OWER PAKr OF PRIVATE HOUSE no LET SIX
llrooms perfect order all improve line Location
low rent 90 be time. Call promises
452 West 43d block from elevated siiroad
Also Third Floor OF house let 332 West 3ist
Owner
NEW FLATs-sEvEN ROOMS AND BATH LATEST
IN improvements; near Broadway; $45 $50. $50 per
monsh. TIMPsON a FEET. 1916 Broadway, near
44th
no LkT-FLATs s27 EAST SAD ST. CONTAINING
eight rooms with all tins modern improvements Apply
on the premises, or W. q. FLANAGAN. 1853 Eowery
fNO Lkr-sECoND FLOOR OF SIX ROOMS; ALL
and In perfect order: only families
Ia house. Inquire 3lS West 18th st.
rrO LET. IN NO 3o2 EAsr nth ST. NEAR I'D Az,
four Rooms, second noor, xfS: Third Floor
all light S13 and SIS, by the
no RkNT-TOP FLOOR, IN FIRST CLASS rRI-
i vate house; rent 81. 600 444 Last 5sth It.
WHY LIVE UP TOWN f-FLATs. SIX ROOMS MOD.
w ern improvements New building, IS, 81 Barclay st.
d. on MONTHLY FOK SECOND FLOOR 500 9rH Av-.
pAOn,ar AID ST Inquire in store
CO.. MONTHLY FOR A FIRST GLASS FLAT; PAR
pCcior floor and basement seven rooms,; all improve
ments 1888 East l2Oth st.
Oh u LEXINGTON Av.-FIRsT FLOOR AND BASE
Cmcnr high soop stone house, cxcellen loo alton
al improvements; also fourth Floor Ia 9o Inquire ON
premises.
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REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
On horse that Is sound kid in
harness from to three days is given
to test wgrranteea
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A UcrI0N HOUSE OF VAN TAssELL { KEARNEY.
IA ITO AND liz EAST 18TH ST.,
NEAR 4fu Av.
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RhsrAgnASf fRANcAis, % wEsr Iifn ST.. BE.
Ittvcen University place and 9th av New York
d'hote ron "a = o'clock. 81; breakfast, sks.
CuAKLks Jacques. proprietaire.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-08-08
COMMUNICATIONS.
CAGLEs MILLS, July %, 1878.


 EDITOR DEMoCRAT:l While there are so many, qt,estions being discuss ed by the pubic press, and candi- dates for the next legislature, many of which will be brought before that body, hope that it is not out of order for me to call attention to the health of the people of the State of Arkansas and of other, States also. We can boast of the finest spring, the most health giving water that can be found in any locality in this, or any other State. aThe water of this spring acts on the system as an invigorator, and IS by far the purest water that I have ever drank during life. The water of this famous spring does not injure any person from over drinking, as do the water of some other springs with which the county abounds. Persons affected with torpidity of the system, and chills, would do well to visit this sprung and partake of it's sinyigorat, ing properties. This famous spring is twelve miles northeast of Russell vrlle, near the Clinton and Russell vile road. Come one, come all, and try our latest system regulator. ~
 Yours truly, s,9.s staiIt9 c.