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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-12-12

We have two copies of the American
Agriculturist paid for, which we will send
to any address desired, for one dollar
each. The regular price of the paper is
81 So IF.
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John F. Cook has just returned from
the city with large lot of toys, for old
and young, which will be sold low for
cash. 5dec2t
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Silver-ware, such as Castors, Tea-setts,
Ice Pitchers, Pickles stands, Goblets, Cups,
Toilet Stands, Napkin Rings, Spoons,
Forks, &C., at Bedels, On Broadway
Street. dec12-3w.
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"QUERY: Why will men smoke COM
mon tobacco, when they can buy Mar
burg Bros. Seal of North Carolina at
the same price ?" 27dec77y
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Now that life insurance is SO uncertain
you had better use Eilert's Daylight
Liver Pills, good health must follow.
Sold by G. W Miller. nov
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Just received, at j. F. Cooks a fine lot
of Cranberries, Cocoanuts, Currants,
Pickles, Figs, Lemons, and everything
| that is nice for family use. 5dec2t
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Uncle Sans Nerve and Bone Lini-
ment is healing balm for every wound
on man or beast. Sold by all Druggists.
Sold by g. W. Miller. nov
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A provoking mistake occurred last
week. Mr. Isaac Brown came into our
Office and said: Il wish you would pub
Iish notice of the annual meeting of
our company, for the first Monday in
January" We knew Mr.. Brown was
President-of the Iron Bank, and suppos-
ed he meant that company. We said we
supposed the same notice as that of the
First National Bank would do, only
changing the names. He said he sup
posed SO. We then got up the notice,
for the Bank. Mr.. Brown came in again.
and said he meant Star Furnace Compa-
ny. So we try it again this week, for the
other COMPANY
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John F. Cooks, Broadway Street, jack
son. 5dec2t
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Adam had no mother-in-law, and chill
dren have no worms that use DR.. Jaque s
Worm Cakes. Try them. Sold by G..
W, Miller nov
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Notice Of Stockholders Meeting,

Notice is hereby given, that there will be a
meeting of thei Stockholders of the Home
Building d Loan Association, at the usual
place, at Jackson, Ohio, Saturday, January 18th,
1879, for the purpose of electng eleven directors
for the ensuing year. L. ]. EDWARDS,
noY2Stlm Sec'y.
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He didn't see Bob at all.

Eberf Jones has been training the Ju-
veniles of Jackson for some months past,
and he intends to give an entertainment
on New Years Eve, which he declares
willbe one of the best entertainments
ever held in Jackson. Mr.. Jones has
taken great delight in training the child
rem kand they have developed rare mu-
sical talent.
Place of entertainment, terms of adj
mission, &C., made known hereafter.
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Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate.
Caroline Springer VS.. Henry Bloss ct al

springer CT
On Execution.
Notice is hereby given, that L will offer for
sale at public auction, at the door of the Court
House. in jackson, on
Saturday, January 18th, 1879,
at one o'clock P. M. of said day, the following
real estate situated in the county of Jackson
and State of Ohio, to-wit: In Lot number 30 in
jamestown Addition to the town of Jackson,
excepting the stone coal underlying the same.
Appraised at Si66 662a, &si
Terms of sale, cash on day of sale.
Taken as the property OF Henry BloSs, on an
execution i'll favor of Caroline Springer, issued
by the Court of Common Pleas of the county of
Jackson, and to me directed as Sheriff of said
county.
Given under my hand this I'd day of Deem
Der, 1873. JOHN NJ. EWING,
Sheriff j. c. o.
]. w. Laird, Atty for Plaintiff
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Fresh oysters, by the bulk or can, can
be had at John F. Cooks, at all times.
5dec2t
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If you want candies at wholesale or
retail, 60 to John F. Cooks and learn
prices. 5dec2t
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T. P. Sutherland takes Mr.. Sapping-
tons place as Cashier of the Iron Bank
of Jackson, and William Mutt takes Mr..
Sutherland's place as clerk in the Bank.
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MI a R RED.

BENTLEY-CRANDALL.-A the residence OF
the brides father, in Jackson, Dec. 10, 1878, Mr.
BENJAMIN Bentley, of Madison, Furnace, and
Miss Lizzie Crandall, daughter of Elias Gran
dali.
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Chew JAcKsoN's BEST Sweet Navy
Tobacco. noyI4, '79ty
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This standard article is COM
pounded with the greatest care.
Its effects are as wonderful and
as satisfactory as ever.
1t restores gray OF faded hair to
it's youthful color.
1t removes all eruptions, itching
and dandruff. 1t gives the head
cooling, soothing sensation Of great
comfort, and the scalp by its use
becomes white and clean.
BY it's tonic properties it restores
the capillary glands to their normal
yigor, preventing badness, and
making the hair grow thick and
strong.
AS a dressing, nothing has been
found so effectual OF desirable.
A. A. Hayes, NJ. D., State AS
sayer of Massachusetts, says, "The
constituents are pure, and carefully
selected for excellent quality; and
/ consider it the BEST Preparation
for its intended purposes"
Price, One Dollar.
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Pyits great and thorough biood-pnIifyinR proper
ties, DR.. Piercc's Golden Medical Discovery cures
;ll! E-;l-Eors, from the worst serof2ia to common
IsicteS, EIInpIc, Eruption. Mercurial disease,
Mineral IOisOns. and their effects, CraGicIted,
an. vigorous health and sound constitution estab
IlnI. I--FsiEscnF EGlTi:cuIZl, ECTcP Sores, gcniy
E:ouc.a isr, in short, all diseases caused hy bad
Hood, are conquered by this powerful, purifying, and
inViyoratil!; medicine.
Especially has it manifested its potency in curing
gS;tT. T0gc Rash. ISoiss, cnFbEnelcR- Eorc Eyes,
Gcro.;.io.. sores and dwellings, W hitc sy7cuings,
sloitFo or Thick Neck and Enlarged Glands.
Il you fJcl dun, GrOwGy, debilitltcd, have sallow
co,r or riSin, or lglowisi-Lrown spots on face or
LO,i. reuc:.t headache or dizziness, bad taste in
n.a;t. internal heat chills altcrnated with hot
III hC;, low spirits. and gloomy forCholings irregular
appetite ar4 tongue coated, yCu suffering from
Tofril liver, CT '.Eiiousness" In many cases Of
'L-r"r E8iepl1S" only part of these symptoms are
cEr'ri: ncc. ~ remedy for all such cases, DIR.
ticG@'s Gohicsl Medical Discovery has equal, as
il .tCrtS perfect and radical cures.
In Tie cure Cf bronchitis, Severe Coughs, and the
carly stages of Consumption, ii has astonished the
l!cicai faculty, and eminent physicians pronounce
/ iir greatest medical discovery of the age. While
GCUrCs the sy"rrst Coughs 1t strengthens the system
=: p:Eifes the blood. Sold by druggists.
i. Y. PIERCE. II. D.. Prop'r, Worlds Dispcnsary
AK. urvalids' Hotel, Buffalo, n. i.
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Transfers, Probate Court Proceedings,
and several other matters, are crowded
out.
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Notice.

1.-The ann ua1 meeting of the stockholders OF
the SpriD gfield, Jackson & PomerOy Railroad
Company, for the election of Directors for the
ensuing year, and the transaction of such other
business as may arise, will be held at the gen
eraI office of the Company, in Springfield, Ohio,
on Wednesday, January Sth, 1879, between the
hours ofl1 y. NJ. and 8 p. NJ.
GEO. A. BARNES, Sec'y.
Dec. u, lS7S.-td
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Valuable Property For Sale.

The undivided half of the property of the firm
of Dauber & Bro. is for sale. 1t consists of
large manufacturing building, engine, machin-
cry and fixtures for manufacturing furniture,
together with a stock of furniture, hearse, and
everything necessary for carrying on the buSi-
ness of Undertaking. Also, three dwelling
houses. For particulars, inquire at the estab-
lishment corner of Main and Railroad streets,
Jackson, Ohio. JOHN DAUBER.
Sept. II, 1878. Pm
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Queensware Store, Main Street.
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Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate.

Tripp & Tripp, atty's for pl'f.
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Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate.

Tripp q Tripp, Att'ys for Plaintiffs.
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National Republican., 1878-11-18

The funeral of Mr. Harry Phillips, the
weIl.known grocer, who died on Friday last,
took place at two o'clock yesterday afternoon,
from his late residence, No. 81 New York
avenue, and was largely attended by promi.
mcnt merchants and citizens Of tho District
The remains were encascd In u handsome rose.
wood cusket, with silver mOuntings and short
bar handles, furnished by the Henry Lee Sons
The services were conducted by the Rev. John
II. Elliott, rector of the Church of the Ascen.
sion, assisted by the Rev. NJ. II, Hunter. The
floral decorations were elegant, aud consisted
of crosses, wrcaths, and other emblems, formed
of choice oxOtcs. After the services at the
house the cortege proceeded to the Congressional
Cemetery, where the remains were placed in
the public vault, The pall.bearers were DR.,
II. Z. Slack, W. +. Dcunison, Sarket Duryec
f. B. Hay, Hamilton Adams, d. A. Cavis
Walter Conn, and II. c. DOnahue.
National Republican., 1878-11-18
Total Abstinence, Prohibition, and VI,

Total Abstinence, Prohibition, and Music.
Tho musical and literary entertainment t
given by the franklin Temperance Legion on
last Saturday night attracted quito large
and apprcciative audience. Temperance ad.
dresses were delivered by Mr.. Charles Nye aud
Colonel Clark. A duct by Mrs Julia Daniels
and Miss Florence Hopkins was well rendered,
aud elected loud applause. The Messrs. Daley
and Mr. James Smith sang "Larboard Watch"
In excellent style. Solos were sung by Miss
Florence Hopkins, James Smith, aud John
Daley. A piano solo by Miss Larkin, and
readings by the same lady.addcd no little to
the zcst OF the entertainment. A musical duet
by Messrs Kline and Waters was received with
loud applause and the gentlemen were called
out three times.
THE PROHIBITION ALLIANCE.
The usual Sunday afternoon meeting of the
Prohibition Alliance was held yesterday after.
noon in franklin Hall, Mr.. George Savage
presiding. Speeches were made by President
savage and others, and 1t was resolved to con
tinuc the meetings In the same hall every Sun
day afternoon, at three o'clock.
THE DAsHAwAYs.
A lively meeting OF the Dashaway Reform
Club was held last night in Franklin Hall
corner of Sixth and Z streets, &. NJ. Nye pre-.
siding and l.. H. Patterson secretary. After
opening remarks by President Nye, G. W
Havenner, Ned Humphrey, Bud Egglcson
Mr.. Hodgkin, b. +. Oliphant, John LaIcombc
and others made interesting speeches, giving
their experiences, The meeting was then ad
dressed by Major Curtis, John b. Wheeler
Charles N. Nye, Frank Rceside, aud JC,
COOmbs.
The speakers and the audience were full O
| enthusiasm and the meeting very successful
| Tho hall was crowded as 1t never was before
1t was announced that arrangements would be
made for Lincoln Hall, commencing ncXi
month. largo number Of recruits were oh
tanned for tho cOld-watcr army. The choi
rendered good music and Miss Florence Hop
kins favored the audience with n solo.
National Republican., 1878-11-18
Aliemnien Ahlncilnn.
N0''IrTP'''F sfUU0''TV'f'
The Alexandria Gdssttr of Saturday saws

The Alexandria Gd:site Of Saturday says:
tramp and boy applied for lodgings at tho
sta'iun.hUIsc last night and were accommodated
There being something suspicious about them,
each other and to have met ut the statiOn.hOusC
door. The tramp was allowed to go on his way
this morning, but the boy was detained. After a
inctOu. lie said that the tramp came to him while
he was fishing on the Long Bridge yesterday, and
the boy could make IS per week picking oranges
lie agreed To go, and was on his way there when
stopped. The boy was put on the boat and started
back to Washington,
National Republican., 1878-11-18
STRANGER THAN FICTION.
Adventures Of q shipwrecksdsa sailor--Anothe
Survivor Of the Huron.

Adventures Of n shipwrecke ed saiior--Another
Survivor Of the Huron.
Tho usual quiet precincts Of the Navy.Yard
were thrown into state Of excitement satur-
day over the arrival Of a foot-sore and weary
traveller, who claimed to be q survivor Of the
Huron disaster. He camo into tho yard, slow
y dragging his feet along, dressed In an old
pair Of sailor pants and shirt, no cap, and
barely enough leather strings on his feet to
give the name of shoes. After being well
cared for by the kind hearted sailors Of tho
yard, he narrated the following story; His
namo is William Bgutcr He was landsman
aboard the Inflated United States steamer
Hurn, and when shc was blown ashore he and
companion were tho last to leave the ship.
They lashed themselves to spar and driftod
out sixty miles from land. The sea was run.
ming mountains high, aud 1t took all the
strength that they could possibly gather In
their cramped positions, to keep from being
washed from the spar
Thus they drited out, clnging 10 thoir only
hope of safety. For twenty four hours they
held on and bravely dcflcd the storm and sea,
but the strength Of his companion finally gave
out, and lie sank to riso no more. Ten minutes
after his companion went down Bguter was
picked up by the Norwegian bark Forto and
lHhch 10 Norway. Arriving AZ Norway he
was sent to n hospital, where he remained for
six months, his limbs being so swollen that he
was unable TO get out Of bed. Coming out Of
the hospital he soon gained strength and took
passage for home IN the bark Forto, the one
that picked him up, which arrived in Balti.
more last week. He Immediately disembarke ed,
and, having no money, trampcd his way from
Baltimore to this city, and presented himself
at the nayy.yard Saturday forenoon in the
condition described
Communication was opened between the
yard aud the Navy Department, and Secre-
tary Thompson aud Commodore Schufoldt,
chief Of the Bureau Of Equipment aud Sup
plies, repaired to the yard and made q thor
Ough examination into tho case. All these
past twelve months the friends and relatives
of llguter have been mourning him as dead,
and believed him to DO buried. Ono man was
so much Of that opinion that he came to this
city and represented himself to be Bgutcrs
father and drew. his pay. lie has koy in his
possession which he says was the key 10 the
cabin door of the Huron.
Several of the survivors of the disaster who
are staying at the yard recognized Bguter as
their iOrmer shipmate aboard the Huron. He
will probably be rated OH the books to-day
and will no doubt receive the amount Of back
pay due him for the past twelve months.
National Republican., 1878-11-18
Sermon of Bishop Faiiows.

Right Rev. Samuel Fallows, ID, presiding
Bishop of the Reformed Episcopal Church,
preached TO a good congregation at the Church
ofthc Rcdcemer, Marini's Hall yesterday morn
ing lie was assisted in tho service by Rev
William Mcguire and Rev. Mr.. Scott, of Bati
more, who is temporarily supplying the place
of the ab'cnt rector, Rev. II. VI. Collision. The
text was from Luxe ", 81 Jesus rGjoiced II
spirit aud said | thank thee, o Father, Lord
Of heaven and earth, that thou hast hid these
things from the wise aud prudent, and Inst
revealed them unto babes" In the audience
were several clergymcn of other donomina-
tions who at the close Of the service, came for
ward to take the Bishop by the hand. He lef
the city soon aitcrward, having to preach Al
Laurel in the afternoon and at Baltimore ii
the evening.
National Republican., 1878-11-18

The case Of John Frederick, alias Three
Fingered jack, who was arrested last Friday
Oh tho charge Of committing an outrage on
Eliza Radcliffe, was partially heard in the 20
Wee Count saturday morning. The complain
ant. MI., Eliza Radcliffe, and Officer Berkeley
gay, their slimony, ,uh,tamtluting the account
of the outrage printed In The REPUBLICAN
Saturday morning. Tho cuse was continued
anti. today.
National Republican., 1878-11-18
Securing u Verdict.

The. case of Mr. L. A. Lehman against the
Pullman Palace Car Company, after occupying
the Circuit Court for rhrco days terminated
last Saturday by the jury returning verdict
for the plaintiff for s3o0 damages. The action
was originally for 5000 and grew out of tho
failure Of the company to provide sleeping
birth on q certain train between here and
New York, after the plaintiff had purchased
ticket emitting him to this comfort. Mcssrs
s. H. Bond aud ;. ;. Hinkle appeared for the
plaintiff. and Mcssrs. William A. Cook and C.
Z. Cole for the defendants.
National Republican., 1878-11-18
Arrested for Driving on the sidewalk,

Adam Kiddie, an intoxicated individual was
arrested by Officer Middleton last evening for
driving his horse on the sidewalk near the
Capitol. The prisoner was taken to the Sew
cmth Precinct Station and locked up until
sober, when he was released on collateral for
his appearance at Police Court to-day. When
released he stated that the buggy to which the
horse had been attached was smashed by col.
liling with runaway team on the BladCnsburq
ruad yesterday afternoon. aud that he was
driving him to Allison Majors stables when
the officer ARRESTED him. lie did not know he
was on the sidewalk.
National Republican., 1878-11-18
Victim. of the Express Disaster.

The steamer Tanger on Friday took to BAL
timore tho bodies OF DIR. Burch, of st. Mary s
County, a passenger lost on the steamer Ex.
press, and Matilda Isaacs, the colored cham.
bermaid Tho remains of DIR. Durch had been
buried on Hollands Island. They will be
taken to St. Mary's County on the steamer
Sue. II Is believed that but two persons col
ored hands on the Express, remain unnc-
counted for
National Republican., 1878-11-18
National Theatse-"A TrIp to .he Noon"

At tho National the present week will be
given up to opera bouhe, merrimcnt, and bur
losquc. Jules Ncrnes wonderful ana fanciful
story of "A Trip TO the Moon.' elaborated into
opera boufo by OEcnbaclh, will be presented
with all the adjuncts of a magnificent spcctac.
ular production. The company enlisted for
this occasion Is very large, and includes Mile.
Marie Bonihnt, Mile. Adele Tagleri, grand
corps de ballet and a chorus of fifty voices. I'm.
der the direction Of the Kiralfy brothers no
pains have been spared to make the production
equal in magniticcnce the production OF the
same piece In Paris.
National Republican., 1878-11-18

On recommendation Of the Water Registrar,
the naluc Of J. ". Moss has been restored to
the list Of plumbers permitted to tap water
pipes. This reinstatement Is conditional on
MS faithful compliance with the law and rcgu-
ntIons of the Water Registrar in the future.
Any violation Is likely to subject him To per-
mancnt retirement from the privilege to which
he has just been restored
National Republican., 1878-11-18
Theatre ConniqIir.

Another grand bill will be presented at the
comiquc this. week. L, +. Goodrich, supported
by tho stock company, will appear in the
thrilling drama "GrizEly Adams" which is
said to be one Of the best of its class. Among
the new arrivals of special artists Elay bo men.
toned the IIassons, in Irish sketches, and
George s. Garland and Cherrie Chapman, in
German spccialties. Moore and Lesscuger,
who made big hit last week, still remain, and
Miss Louise Murio will sing choice selection
of ballads. Jake Budd and John Robinson
open the show each evening with Brother
BILL" which is said TO be full of fun. Don't
fail to visit the Comique II you wish to enjoy a
good perfoTmance.
National Republican., 1878-11-18
Tho T.sti,noniai to Mr.. Davis.

A fine programme has been arranged, to be
presented on the occasion of the compliment.
tary testimonial to Mr.. c. II. Davis, lato man.
agcr of tho Franklin Temperance Legion, at
Ford's Operl.House, next Wednesday night.
Among the artists who will appear are Pro-
fcssOr Fairlamb Professor Richter, Crypt
Palmoni, 4, B. Hay, J. o. Pugh, s. q. Young,
Professor Shcrmam, and II. II. Nyman.
National Republican., 1878-11-18

AHI,r,ons contemplating attending the in.
aue,aurton Of General II. VI. lIoyt, Governor.
rl,,, of Pennsylvania, q, Harrisburg, on Jan
u1y i, ~, will please forward thcrGddros5
10 ilo undersigned Immediately, that import
ant ialorrndtiou Ilay be furnished,
N. H. nHTrLEFIELD,
III Maryland avenue northeast.
National Republican., 1878-11-18

The following bids were opened last satur-
day:
For furnishing hunks for tho new work.
housc-C. 4. Schneider 4 Sons, SliH.3! :;
White n Bro, $l,i37.l6.
Bids were also opened for iron work aud
work on hall partitions as follows; C., A.
Schneider < Sons, S?G7,27; White & Bro,
S27i.sO
For constructing brick sewer in square 37e,
between B aud d and Ninth and Tenth streets
Edward Kelly, &2,O0s Simon Carmoly, in.
formal II. J. Coylc, Sl,390; O'iIarG < Bron-
nan, i, 100; Thomas joy CO, informal; Thomas
Strrcps, $3.50; James Reynolds, 33,Ol3.
For the improvement Of Kirby and n streets
northwest, adjacent to the Riggs School build
| ing Flynn y Borland +. Oiiarc, J. J. Ship
man Thoma, Kirby, Desmond IL Co., EOynton
| 4 Co., j. j. lliIl, W. II. MOhlcr, Peter MrNa.
l"aA niormal), John j. Stafford, r. NJ. DrNny.
The awards will probably bo made TO day.
| JvLII, I.,S.HUHrH. the Popular Low Priced Car.
National Republican., 1878-11-18
The Trade dollar at . Premium.

Many persons are refusing to take the trade.
dollar for more than ninety cents. Such Is not
the case, however, with Katzenstein, tho fash.
ionablo tailor, $40 Seventh street. as he has
reversed the order Of things by allowing $1.05
for every trade.dollar received by him In pay
ment for clothing, provided the purchase
amounts to $40 or over.
National Republican., 1878-11-18
DIV Goods.

C'HEAP DRY GOODS AND CARPETS.
v Closing out Tapestry brussels Zoe 10 5ijsc.
Best Lowell lngrains, 7bc To Sc.
AliwOol lngralns, SIC worth Ijc.
nsrRins as low as 2jc and ale worth Oc per yd.
STAR, Hall, and llOrder Carpets cheap
White Blankets, full size, sl.ij per Ihir up.
IIEA DQuARTEitS FOR CL0AKS-. 81 " up to $50.
Can alive best fitting Cloak VI less money than any
other house.
Beavers aud worstei CIoakngs s?5 up to IS per yd.
Felt Skr.s ShRwlS, Hnd. He'd tOnlfOrteTs cheap,
Black Wool Cashm res, lic, Jlc. &c, up,
Ladies GO,sampr Waterproof tHuHks very cheap,
Cheapest house In COlured and White Flannels.
dive us trial-are Just dealers to nl. -
r. y. SAUDAIS,
noli TU9 Market space.
National Republican., 1878-11-18
I.rLInIL. u MLLy.

NuIrg. li,,na.t nDc p en is'url . the
fot'~..l l0p'l.nla
C.rT.,. VI Indianapolis, Ind, uaI Minus
I.. rm.a,l, urI EunC Im3,"
". .s.l lu.,. and tu.L.uIus D,uA
l,a .ia ID ". 'uIE .,.r Mis-. Win,iow7
's,. ..s 3.-,..a.. bean u.,d Tor children. 1t
,....". q TIE .',II. u.l relieves wind
,..., .,. ....- a.. Ln"D., ,uim dyscutcIy
ala a.s.I.. ... H..r.,Iutt Ing hou tCcthing
e.. ..a.I a..- Az s.. ."4 H.N.iIi.d remedy
=. -.H... ...t.-.
National Republican., 1878-11-18

No WHOLESALE butter house In this city or Balti
more has better facilities for daily receipts OF choc,
streets northwest Large stock. Fine goods. Low
prices. Fair dealing,