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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-11-07

CITY SALOON, J. p Smith & Co., proprietors
Best Liquors kept constantly on hand. South side
public square.
TEMPEST SALOON p. W. Austin, proprietor.
Has on hand pure Liquors, fine Cigars. South side
public sbuare.
GEN SALOON, A. s. Osburn proprietor. Full
stSck of fine wines and other liquors. South side
public square.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-11-07

son the Union side I've never be-
trayed my country. I've always tried
to be a loyal and God-fearing woman.
I was sent to the hospital service in the
army of the Cumberland, and I've
been right to the front and taken the
wounded of the battlefield Oh,
Lord that was an awful time. I've
been through the storm, l can tell
you. You see Pm a regular physician,
have been practiing for twenty-five
years. was one Of the first women
physicians who ever practiced; ] stud
les under DIR. Stone Of New Orleans.
You've heard of him, haven't you?
But l know him, because he was a
noted man. l tended officers and pri-
Yates, too, under Gen. Rosencrans IN
til after the army fell back from
Daily Republican., 1878-12-20
Francis Il SONS Price List.

New Valencia raisins, I! cts. seed
less raisins, 3 Tbs. for rs cents + Tbs.
box choice London layers, 80 cts. new
currants, & cts. per ib. ; new citron, 20
cts. per tb. French prunes. 5 cts. per
10. Tbs. peaches, halves, 25 cts.
Tbs. mince meat, rs cts. 3 cans toma
toes, Is cts. !; corn, cts. 4 TBS. dried
blackberrles, Is cts. the best 40 cent
Japaa, Black and Imperial tea in the
city ; Rio cotiees, Is, 20, % and 25 cts.
per fb. !; best Laguyra, 2S cts. best
Maracaibo, 28 cts. ; old Gov. Java, 33
cents table peaches, Is cents per can !;
blackberries, ) cts. per can Proctor &
damble's Oleine soap, ST cents pound
bl-acher soap, 81 cts. Rabbits soap,
7 cts. sand soap, 4 cts. standard,
cts. poor mans soap, S cts new crop
N. Q. lnolasses, 40 cts. per gal. ; table
syrup, 40 cts. per gal. wash boards,
~ cts. two hooped buckets, l2t cts.
brooms, l24 cts. large reed bird mack
erel, Is C. per doz. choice roll butter,
20 c.; corn starch, C. 3 lbs. lard, 25
cents; Rumford's Yeast powder, large
bottles, ii cts, small bottles, s cents
granulated sugar, 81 cents white, s
cts. ; light, cts. headlight oil, Is cts.
per gal. coal oil, IA cts. per gal. al
monds. walnuts, grapes and candies at
low prices all brands of -four rs cents
per barrel less than mill price. WM.
M. FRANCIS & Son, N. W. cor. 4th and
Lombard streets, Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-20
SUDDEN DEATH.
4 Well-knOWn Physician Of This
city II Stricken With AppOplexy
lie Dies shortly After the StrOk e.

DR.. Charles ". Jones, a well-know Il
physician of this city died at his resi-
dence, southeast corner of Eighth and
Market streets, yesterday, from an ap
popletic stroke He had a severe fail
on Wednesday afternoon previous, but
the stroke, as was thought, was not
superinduced by this accident.
He was taken suddenly at 2.3O d. m. i,
and medical assistance being thought
necessary DR.. Z. &. Dunning was sent
for. After being seized with the stroke
he never moved or even spoke. He
laid in this condition until Up. m.,
when he expired.
DR.. Jones was forty-nine years
of age and was born in Kent County
Delaware. His parents who lived about
eight miles from Dover being possessed
of considerable wealth he was fitted for
the medical profession. He was ne
phew of DR.. Jump and was student
under him.
He graduated from the medical de-
partment of the Pennsylvania Universs
sity with honor, and returned to Dover
to practice. Previous to his return to
Dover, however, he made tour of Eu-
rope, and was engaged as a surgeon on
one Of the Coke Brothers steamships,
an emigrant line connecting port in
Europe with the city of Philadelphia.
Upon his return to Dover he practic-
ed successfully with DR.. Jump until
the breaking out ofthe war when he went
into the peninsular campaign as
brigade surgeon in General Lockwood's
staff.
After his service closed there he took
charge of the Newton University Hos
pital, and retained that position for
overtwo years. He was then trans
ferred to the Army of the West station
ed at Chattanooga, and appointed chief
Stficer of the medical corps under GEN
sral Thomas. Here he remained until
the close of the war, in 1865,
In this year he came to Wilmington
where he began the practice OF medi.
cine, and here he has labored from that
time up to his death. His reputation
as a doctor is wide spread and the re
suits have been quite remunerative.
He leaves wife but no children. OF
his own connection there are but two
sisters living, and they are residing in
the West.
The sudden death of the doctor will
be received by his many friends with |
sincere feelings of regret.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-20
To the Public,

As there has been considerable talk
and advertising in different ways by
oyster dealers, | take this opportunity
to inform the public that | was the first
to advertise "solid measure,' and in
giving what advertised my business
has so increased that it doubles that OF
any other house in the city. We keep
three expert hands busy, and our man,
ner of opening oysters leave them en-
tirely free from shell, as We use what is
known as the Boston 'stabbing knife
Our oysters cannot help being fresh as
they are received every morning direct
from Crisfeld and other points, and
the live business we do enables us to
supply our customers with the freshest
Our prices are low as the lowest, and
We supply oysters by the quart, gallon,
bnshel or barrel, delivered to any part
of the city, country or town. Churches
and fairs furnished at so cents per sal
lon. Just try our measure and see for
yourself. Respectfully,
A. l.. AlNsCow, III Shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-20
special Mention.

Sutterley will be open all day Chris
mas. 3O2 Market street, above Sd.
sutterley copies all kinds of pictures
60 early to Mrs. Taggart's for you,
Christmas goods. The rush has begun.
at No. 607 Market street.
sutterley keeps the best poser in the
city.
magnifcently bound and full gilt
Shakespeare, worth $500, for only
1918, at Mrs. Taggart's, 607 Marks,
street. No humbug.
~WILM1NGToN UMBRELLA MASUpAc.
ToRY.-E. c. Strang, s. W. cor. Fourth
and Market streets, has an elegant as
sortment of umbrellas, made especially
for the holidays. Call and See them.
Orders promptly flle1.
Call in and see Sutterley this week.
Go to sutterley's early if you want
your pictures before Christmas.
If the weather is cloudy Sutterley
can take just as good a picture. 3O2
Market street, above Sd.
sozodont, Trego's Teaberry Tooth
wash and many other elegant prepara-
tions for the teeth for sale by J.R. Hart
man, Druggist, 9Th and Poplar.
Go early to Halls, 5O7 Market street,
for bargains in shoes and slippers -
Prices greatly reduced.
Do you want pure articles at low
prices9 McInalls is the place, I'd and
Market streets.
Beautiful nursery grown Christmas
trees for sale at 9th and King streets,
from the great Northern aud Southern
nurseries. RANDOLPH PETERS.
Taylor Il Fullerton's Extra Fine Co.
logne. Give it a trial. Taylor & Full
lerton, Apothscaries, 3O2 King street.
Go to Halls, 507 Market street. for
Christmas presents. Shoes and slippers
at all prices. | am determined to sell
cheap. Call and bs convinced.
At stidham's, on Saturday morning.
Dec. 2lst, l Davis sewing machine, ]
lock stitch Grover & Baker, Howe, |
Weed, improved Family Singer, /
cabinet Wheeler & Wilson. All in
good running order.
EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT --Beecher is
very busy, but with his increased force
of artists, Messrs. Draper and Hoffman,
from the best Philadelphia galleries,
will promise sure all pictures by Thurs
lay If they are taken before Saturday.
p. M. Come and you will not be dis
appointed.
Cyrus Stern would have you learn,
His winter clothing is good & strong.
For dress or business, boys or men,
Can fit the fat, the lean or long.
Clubs Agriculturist for seventy nine,
Sells Methodist hymnals, plain or fine,
And travelling bags, black, red & drabs
Albums, pocket books Il knives 4 lads,
Christmas tree decorations. Immens,
assortment at the very lowest prices
Materials for manufacturing decora
ions and toys. We are also real estat.
gents. We have for sale a large loi
# childran's Christmas houses and lots
which we are selling from so cents to
$1,000. Call early for good selection
ohm R. Holt, wall paper and window
hades, 223 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-20
A NOBLE WORK.
The Worthy Peer Of Wtlmt ngtNa
eo eAeey ChSfst6os-A 1ystes6defc
CHARITY

The members Of the Moral Suasion
Reform Association have now about
perfected their arrangements for their
annual distribution Of Christmas pres
ents to the worthy poor of Wilmington.
At meeting Of the committee, held on
Monday evening, ward committees were
appointed, whose duty it is to search
ont worthy cases in their respective
wards, find out what is most needed in
each case, whether provisians or cloth
ing, what kind, il the latter, how many
in the family, etc., and report the same
to the Association at their business
meeting Oh Monday evening next. The
cases to be sought after are not those
Of professional panpers," Irregular
rounders," but of families, who, from
sickness, lack of employment, or kin.
dred reasons are reduced to want. Es-
pecially will they endeavor to alleviate
the sufferings caused by strong drink.
Cases where, through no fault Of their
own, wife and children are deprived of
necessary food and clothing. While
endravoring to reform the husband and
father they are not willing see these
innocent ones suffer. The names Of the
persons reported as needy, will be
known only to the COMMITTEES, and by
them held sacred, and thus the sting of
public charity" will be removed.
Their plan of distribution is as fol
lows: All articles of groceries, provi-
sions, clothing for grown persons, etc.,
will be taken around in wagons early
on Christmas morning, and left at the
houses of those whom the ward com
mlttees have reported as worthy. All
the presents for the little ones, such as
candies, cakes, shoes, stockings, and
all articles Of children's wear, will be
kept in the Hall Of the Club and there
distributed by the ladies' committee on
Christmas Day, between the hours OF
10 A. M, and 2 p. NJ. All articles sent
to them for distribution must be at the
Hall by noon on Tuesday next. as they
wish to arrange them, and then invite
the public TO visit their Hail. which
will be open, for that purpose from
o'clock, on Tuesday afternoon until II
o clock in the evening.
The committee have already secured
a couple barrels Of flour, two or three
barrels ofapples, about $50 pounds of
meats, considerable sugar, coffee, tea,
a variety of clothing, ETC., but to meet
the demands that will be made upon
the ., they need about ten times as
much as they now have, and they ap
peal to the benevolent of our city to
come forward and help them. Those
further information or having
articles to contribute, will be cheerfully
waited on by dropping postal to either
1f the following: H. B. McIntire, Pres
dent, John. II. Moore, Treasurer, or
Frank Whelen, Secretary, NJ. s. R. \.
Relief Committee, Third and King Sts.
'r to the Ladies Committee, SANE place
'f which Mrs. Jno. H. Moore, is Presi-
lent, Miss Annie Tatman, Treasurer,
md Mrs. A. A. Laws, Secretary.
Send in your contributions and help
noble work.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-20
Cart Loads Of Medicinal Rubbish

Are swallowed by invalids, and their physl-
cal troubles thus kept alive for years, when
that peerless tonic stimulant and corrective,
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters would speedily
set the disOrdered and worn out mechanism
of the system in active and healthiul operation
again. 1t has been demonstrated over and
over again that the requirements of the sick
are answered far better by the Bitters than by
majority Of the miscalled re nedies Of phar-
macopoeia. The stomach is strengthened the
liver regulated, the bowels put proper order,
the blood enriched and purihed, and the ner-
vous system rendered tranquil aud vigorous
by this inestimabe family medicine and safe
guard against disease which is, moreover, q
aust agreeable and effective appetizer. and
cordial peculiarly adapted to the wants of the
aged and firm, dencate females, and conva-
iescng patents. 1t is, -esides, immensely
popular as an antidOte to malaria
Daily Republican., 1878-12-20
special RoductiOn I'm Teas, COHees.
&C.. at II. q. nipples, Third and
Madison Streets.

special Reduction I'm Teas, COlTees.
&C.. at ~. q. htpple's, Third and
Madison Streets.
coFFEEs.
Old brown Java, the finest in the
market, 81 cts, Gov. Java, very fine,
70 cts, Laguyra, best. rs cts, Maricai-
bo, rs cts. Golden Rio, rs cen $, best
strong Rio, 20 cts, mild Rio, 20 cents,
medium Rio, lS cts, good Rio for ID
cents.
Extra choice Imperial, so cents per
h., choice Green Tea, for 25, 40, SO
and 10 cts, best Japan tea, go cents,
choice, rs, 4" and 50 ,ts., best Formo-
"a, 90 cts, extra Oolong, so cts, good
blacF tea, rs and 40 cts.
DRIED FRUITS, &C.
! TBS. good dried apples for rs cents,
4 TBS. fancy sliced apples, rs cents,
fancy evaporated apples, Is cents per
tb., 5 TBS. of new half peaches, very
fine, rs cts. 4 TBS. new French prunes.
70 cts, new Valencia raisins, s cents,
seedless raisins, s cents, new currants
q cts, new citron, 20 cts 3 cans best
rs Cts, 3 cans sugar corn, as
GOOD as any in the market, rs cents, 8
lbs. silver gloss starch, rs cts, s TBS.
best buckwheat, Is cts, blackb-rries,
cents per can, 4 TBS. cream nuts, rs
''s., 2 lbs. English walnuts, 25 cents,
soft shell almonds, 25 cls., fin. mixed
,andies, lS, 20 and Is cents, Almeria
grapes, rs cts, 3 TBS. mince meat, 25
u.s., TBS. apple butter, rs cts, best
ard, . cts, best standard granulated
'ugar, 81 cts, white, 9, and 7 cents,
IL Cts, London layer rails
ms in boxes, so cts , very fine. Also
full assortment of fine oranges, lem
ms, bananas, &c. Fancy syrup mo
assas, 6o cts. per gallon, good syrup,
10 cents per gallon, fancy N. 0. mo-
asses, 6O cts. per GAL, good, 40 cents,
cakes tidal wave toilet soap, rs cts..
'est headlight oil, $50 fire test, rs cts.
YER gal, coal oil, l2t cts. per gal. H.
:. SIPPLE, Sd and Madison streets.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-20
FIRST EDITION.
Counins s,h rSstsssss

The provsrbial cold, biting Christ
mas weather has not In. aud thr nesi
approach TO the holidays has caused
the usual hustle and excitement among
the people. Prices never seemed SC
low nor holiday goods so tempting as at
present, and II We may judge by the
brilliant, over crowded shops and the
many peopl. va meet in tia early -v-
sning, loaded with brown and tiss y
paper packages, Wilmingtonians seem
to have yielded TO the many tempta-
tons held out to them, and are invest
ng their funds In objects useful aud
ornamental TO make friends and chill.
iren happy. Whole forests Of Christ
mas trees and evsrgresns are Oh their
way from the country, and will cover
the streets and sidewalks OF portionst of
our city, All the markets, arrayed in
their holiday vestments, are prepared
nr the great demands that will be
u,ie upon them. Long lines of fat
Mrkeys, geese, ducks, and chickens,
Dgether with the prize beef, mutton
md pork, leave very little of the walls
10 which they hang to be seen.
The book stores are unusually y attrac-
i've, and seem to be doing very good
|tasiness, and the manufacturers of con-
.clionery are busy night and day to
IL their orders. In all this busy pre-
aration for Christmas festivities We
'onld urge that our citizens who have
|neans, will not forget the poor. The
|Provident, st. Vincent de Paul's, and
Shrr benevolent societies, have the OPP
prunity offered Of making many pov-
|ty stricken families happy by search
|ns them out, and then appealing to
|ur large hearted benevolent citizens,
Hho are ever ready and willing to as
1T, This, 1t will be seen by an article
b another column, the Moral Suasion
[eiorm Association are already doing,
|nd We wish them God speed. The
|4rstmas dinner will be much more
n.atable with the thought that every
Poly else, however poor and humble,
50 has a good Christmas dinner.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-20
A Little More cider,
Temperance Tonight.
INHEN1CEST FILLS ~ EAKTH ARE .JR. SlMMb
NI.l 4 = 1 d

INHE ICEST PILLS - EARTH ARE .JR. SlMhb
l. VEGETABLE l. YER Pills. They never
sripe. sicken or weaken IN their operation, and
hence they are the best pills ever offered, es-
pecially for aged peor,e. They are spien.
did Liver cure and elegant pnrgatiye medl-
cine. They operate 'easantly and mildly,
out thoroughly and ectually. They cure
Constipation or Cos'i eness, Piles, SicL
Headache, Bilousness, Weak Bowels, Din.
ness, Vertigo, Weak Nerves. all Liver attec-
ttons, genera! Aches over the system, they
make better appetite, and in Rheumatis,d,
Neuralgia and Headache, in connection wltb
uur Celebrated Pain Searcher. very speedy
cnre Is obtained. We have over 1000 re1eren,
"es OF these pills. Elegantly sugar coated -
GentS box, or tive boxes for IL. Sent by mail
Principal Depot Fourth and King streets,
Wilmington Del. Philadelphia Depot 80a
Arch street, Sold by dea nrs and at coun,r
stores
Daily Republican., 1878-12-20

ed permission TO advertise for proposals
for printing from l50 TO 200 copies OF
the imprinted ordinances.
Mr.. McGlinohey said he would at the
next meeting offer an ordinance provid-
ing for the cleaning Of streets by con-
tract.
During the evening the following
bills we're passed: Alice Tucker, 81. 90;
E. |. DlPpnt x Co., $3.50; Edward Nc
lntire, $50; II. F. Picksls, s4.4O; Robt.
II. Cook, $75; X. Provost, $3.50; John
M. Taylor, $50; New Castle County In
surance Company, $27.50.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-20

Nix. McGLIScHEY has this time offer
h a resolution in Council which every
ply ought to be heartily in favor Of,
|Hf deserves credit for Offering it 80
Eomptly and giving it such hearty
|aiorsement. We hope Mr.. McGlin
t-ys resolution may result in the
|lssage of an ordinance which will en-
Nee registration Of all the dogs in
be city, and that it will require every
|og to wear q collar with a plate upon
showing that he is registered and who
I belongs to. II the present registra.
|on fee is not high enough, double it
|at let ever dog be killed that can't
low clean bill of registration and
|EnersLip. Mayor Almond, with his
|'w police, now has an excellent op-
Er,unity of commencing with the be
|nlng of the New year to enforce eth.
the old or any new ordinance that
be City Council may enact, and il W.T.
Estake not the Mayor has the metal
ld determination to do 1t.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-20
Prof. Charles Halle

btgs to inform the public that he has
removed his office to 2lS siarket street :,
where he can be consulted every We}-
pesday and Saturday by all those af
tlicted with any deficiency of the sight
whatever. Satisfaction guaranteed in
every instance, particularly in such
cases where the sight has been impair
ed by the use of inferior or improper
glasses. have on hand fine assort-
ment of Gold Sp.ctacles, Eye Glasses
and Opera Glasses suitable for holiday
presents. Office at G. L. Kahn & Co. IS
Clothing store, 2l8 Marked street, Will
mington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-20
MlddletON's Holiday Price List.

Mluu1esOU . hOblOay Frlc6 l1St.
Valencia raisins s cents, seedlel's yai.
sins BIB. for rs cents, muscatel do. II
cents, new ourrants & cents, ctron 20
cents, 4 lb. French pruues 25 cents, s
ID. peaches new, halves, 2j cents, 7 lbs.
peaches new. quarters 25 cents, 3 lb.
mince meat rs cents, cans best toma
toes 25 cents, corn cents per can,
dried black berries cents h., 4 glasses
jelly Is cents, we have a fair Rio coffee
at Is cents, but would advise those who
want good, to pay 20 or % cents, our
Santos coffee 2 years old, at % cents,
never fails to please, kitchen crystal
soap 4 cents, standard soap 4 cents,
bleaching soaps cents, toilet soap Is
cents per doz., reed bird mackerel 81
lbs. to the doz., IS cents per doz., Lar
rabee's mic macs, best in the city 10 cts.
b., a fine syrup 40 cents per gallon,
finer do. 60 cents, extra choice do. 50
cents, pure white do. 81, peach do. 81.
20, New Orleans from 40 to 80 cents,
granulated sugar g. cents, white 5 cts,
light yellow cents, head light oil 25
cents per gallon, 5 lbs. of rice Is cents,
pure pepper in one pound lots, at 20
cents, 3 lbs. of starch in handsome
globe 30 cents, almonds, walnuts, pc
cans, &C., oranges, candies, figs, raisins
Almeira grapes in quarter boxes &c.
P S. coal oil ID cts. per gall.
C.S. MIDDLETON, s. E.cor. 4th & King.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-20

A CAkD.-To all who are "-Terlng frem
"A the indiscretions of youth, ner YOU
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood. ero.
will send you receipt Jnat will cure You
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South
America. Send self addressed envelope 10
Rev. Joseph T. Inman. Station u. Bible
House. New York CITY
Daily Republican., 1878-12-20

or rHE MAYORS police force, the .
b Of course conflicting opinions, many
that it is far superior to
l old and as many others saying that
il far inferior. 1t is particularly
|tcrabl, that the friends of the lucky
E'' think that 1t is a superior force
u the friends Of the unlucky ones
Itk the contrary. Our own opinion
'luat the Mayor has done the best he
'-Id under the circumstances, and il
hds that he has made a mistake in
ly Of his appointments he will prompt
correct such mistake. There is a
Ny General satisfaction at the raising
'parolman Jones to Sergeancy. and
Y re'appointment of Sergeant%Legg
NJ Whelan is favorably received.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-20
SECOND EDITION
The Weather.
state OF ane Nh ermOmetar. 9
AT THE REPUBLICAN oFPIot Dec 2Os
O'Clock. 10 O'Clock. II y ~
rs 80 AZ

War Department, Office of the Chief
signal Officer, Washington, D. c., Dec.
20, l A. M.
Indications for Friday.-For the
Middle Atlantic States and New Eng
land, northwest to southwest winds.
cooler, followed by warmer, clear or
partly cloudy weather rising, followed
by stationery and falling barometer.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-20

NOTICE.--Dn Sunday, Dec. 22nd, the
~ Delaware Western Railroad Company
will run special passenger train, leaving
Wilmington TOR Landenberg and intermedi-
ate stations, at 9 a. m, returning, leaves Lam
denberg at 4.45 ,. IN. Round trip ticket 40
cents. ID. CONNELL, SUPP.
dtc20-2t
Daily Republican., 1878-12-20


IHE FINANCE COMMITTEES Of the CITY
lncil are after City Treasurer Vim
1l 18th sharp stick and make som4
9'p points in their report, which
no doubt bring an answer from
Treasurer. Between Sam. Town
ID and the City Council, and with
Ia clerk Mr.. Vincent will have his
IDS full.
Bridget Triumphant.
'fIiget need not go to family prayers
Anst her will. This domestic ques.
has been settled in an English
lnty Court, where a cook sued her
''rrss for months wages in lieu Of
'yr She having been dismissed be
Use she refused to join in the family
'grrs. The Judge ordered the money
be paid, as there had been no stip.
Nlon that the plaintiff was to attend
AYERS and she was engaged to cook,
70 pray.
Call and See Him.
w. Darmon can b. consulted free of
wye at the Washington House, No.
a.rket ST., for few days longer.
sIids and others feeling unwell
a'd consult their own interest by
'0g on him. He visits our city
W month or 80, and his number of
snts are on the increase which
|'kS we'll for the doctor.
The Stewart Senate Hop.
Ae Stewart Senate hop, in Montgom,
Dancing Academy, Crosby & Hill
E"'lns, this evening, will no doubt
Ira most enjoyable affair. Prof.
1'nan will furnish the music, and
united means will be afforded all
N'lpants who wish to trip the light
'Astic.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-20
President williams Reception.

President Williams and lady of the
Wesleyan Female college held re-
ception last evening in the parlors OF
the institution. A great number Of
friends called and paid their respects,
and took advantage OF the moments al
lowed them to indulge in pleasant con
versation with the ladies of the college
The reception formalities extended from
eight to nine O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-20

WANTED..-By January lst situation
w as book-keeper in wholesale store.
commission house or manufactory preferred.
B<st OF reference. Address Books, ~ this o..
lice. dec20-3t.