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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
w. Nj KENNARD a co,
W. M. KENNARD l. co.,
W. nj. KENNAkD 4 Co,
W. N. KENNARD l. CO.,
Expect . lively business the next two weeks.
They intend selling some beautiful
goods at very low prices Tor Holt
day Presents.
SEE THE DELORME KID GLOVES
SEE THE DELORME KID GLuvES
WIN. KENNARDa co.
Have In 2, 3, 4 and buttons.
SEE THE TREFoUsE KID GLOVES
SEE THE TREFOuSE KID GLOVES
W. NJ. KENNARD Il 10.
Have in 2 3 and buttons.
SEE THE UNDREssED KID GLOVES
SEE THE UNDREssED KID GLOVES
", NJ. KENNARD aCo.
Are selling at $l.aS.
SEE THE BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT
OF FANCY HOSIERY
W. M. KENNARD Il GO.
Are selling from rs cents to u per pair.
SEE THE LADIES' FANCY HEMSIITCH |
hANDkEkCHlEFS
W. NJ, KENNARD& co.
Are selling at 90, 70 81, 81, ~. 80 and 60.
SEE IL SlLh ii ~ Dk EkthIFfS
SEE THE SILK HANDK ERCHlEFS
W. KENNARD&
Are selling OF Is, rs. 50, IS, :. and E.1b.
SEETHE LACE F1CHUS
WIN. KENNARDa CO.
Are selling at 31L 30 and rs cts, 81, 81. rs, |
tl.t0, si.75, ~ and $40.
SEE THE POCKET BOO
WIN. KENNARDa co.
Are selling a, IN, rs, 371S, 70. 90. rs 81 cts.
81, l.to, l.Tt, 2.2o and 40.
SEE THE BALNORAL SKIRTS
W. M. KENNARDa co.
Are selling at so and rs cents, 81, LIS, l.60,
l.T5, 2, 2.25, $50, 2.75, 8, $40, $40 and $40.
SEE THE LADIES COATS
W. NJ. KENNA RD Il co.
Are selling at. 50, $50, 40, s7,s, $50, 10, IL
IL, 10, 10 and Is.
SEE THE LADIES' DOLMANS
W. NJ. KENNARD Il co.
Are sell ny at si2, II, 10, II, 20, Is, "a and %.
SEE THE EMBROIDERED TABLE AND
PIANO COVERS
W. M. KENNARD h co.
Are selling at $50, Q, $50 and 10.
SETTLE NAPKINS
W. NJ. KENNARD& 90.
Are selling at 70 cents, 81. 1.2s 10. 2 $50, %
sand 5per Dozen
SEE THE UMBRELLAS
W. NJ. KENNARD SCO
Are selling at 81, l.25 $50, tsilk) 80, -
ana o, |
SEE THE HANDSaMEDREsS.G GOODS
WIN. KENNARD& GO.
Are selling at l91I, IL, 20, rs, cs, 371a, 70, 66
and 70.
SEE THE NOVELTIES, SATlNS AND
VELVETS
W. M. KENNARD 4 co.
Are selling tor Trimmings. {
ZEE THE BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS
WIN. KENNARDS co.
Are selling less than Philadelphia prices. '
ZEE THE TAPESTRY BRUSSELS AND
INGRAM CARPETS
W. M. KENNARD 4 90.
re selling at less than Manufacturers prices
of to day.
ZEE THE BEAUTIFUL BLACK AND
COLORED SILKS
w. M. KENNARD 4 co.
re selling 81, lbs, l.tO LIS, 2, 2.25 and $50
ZEE THE IMMENSE STOCK OF WHITE
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DRY GOODS.

ID ussEIL & SPENCER,
SILK HANDKERCHlEFS.
SILK HANDkERCHIEFS.
SILK HANDKEKCHlEtS.
win open on
MONDAY MORNING.
M0N.AY MORNING.,
MONDAY MOANING,
100 DOZEN 100 DOZEN 100 DOZEN
100 DOZEN 100 DOZEN 100 DOZEN
100 DOZEN 100 DOZEN 100 DOZEN
LADIES' Is INCH
LADIES' Is INCH
LADIES 10 INCH
PURE SILK nANDKERCHlEts,
PURE SILK HANDS ERCHlEtS,
PURE SILK HANDkEkchlEfs,
o..'''''' ''''.'''' .''''''''"
Al l2h CENTS EACr.
Tl2b CENTS EACH.
ATl2E CENTS EACH.
ALSO rs DOZEN ALSO IS DOZEN
ALSO rs DOZEN ALSO IS DOZEN
ALSO rs DOZEN ALSO rs DOZEN
8ESTLEMEN'S Y INCH
GENTLEM EMS ~ INCH
GENILEMEN'S y ZACH
PURE SILK, PURE SILK, PURESlLK,
PURESlLk, PURE SILK,
AT Is AND 20 CENTS,
AT rs AND 80 CENTS,
AT rs A ID 80 GEMS.
Subject to Manufacturers lmperfections. An
Elegant Assortment OF
BETTER GRADES, BETTER GRADES,
BETTER GRADES, BETTER GRADES,
FROM 40 CENTS TO $l.5e,
From ~ CENTS TO $50,
Equally as cheap and In every desirable pat
terms. |
ALL HOLIDAY GOODS
ALL holiday GOODS
10 be closed out within the next three days, |
REGARDLESS OF COST.
REGARDLESS OF COST.
RUSSELL n SPENCER,
RUSSELL n SPENCER.
800 MARKET ST. 800 MARKET ST |
800 MARKET ST. JOG MARKET 81.
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l,EWING MACHINES REPAIRED A.la
- EXCHANGED. Afro guns, pistols and
LOCKS Tor sale. Boil hanging, tools, bolt cut
ters, ratcbets, wrenchc5, drilling machines
engines and boilers. JNO. Il. HlRZFL.
8.lgtt 700 Il. Second street.
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A NOTE.

Ths Republican " stiii iosds In
sfrculssiOn. Advertise whore You
ret tine most for your money and
ne - Republican 10 that paper.
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DIANOS.-ENTJRE NEW STOCK or
all the most celebrated makers. All
prices and terms. II. +. kOBELEN,
l2l3tf 40 Market Street.
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III Wilmington, Del, as second-ciass mat
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Gray Bros, Second and King streets; "a.
cob Moore, at CITY Depot, and Jshn 5. Miller
Union strest and GilLip avenue.
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tried to induce the papers not TO report her
lectures. The girls NJ the hotel also refused
to serve the l.. \.
Mr. Robert Lincoln and Mr.. Stephen \.
Douglas are both practising law in Chicago,
and both are prominent in their respective
political parties. 1t is suggested that Him
ois may some day again be called upon
to vote for either a Lincoln or a Douglas.
Mr. Robert Bonner has spent SljG,70o for
geldings and probably more Thus. he paid
for Dexter S33 600 for Edwin Forrest slG-
600, for Grafton $1,000. Bruno cost him
$1,000 the Auburn horse 5000, Wellesley
Bov Sl2. 600 Joe Elliot $1,000, Mambrino
BERTHE $4,000. Dick Jamson $40, 600, Ian
tern and Light 50 900, John Taylor $500,
Centennial $1,000, keene Jim $500, Boston
GRAY s., 900, Carl Burr sl,2OO, Honest Pc
ter 81 POO.
When LAFAYETTE. with the French allies
were on their way to yorktown in 1881, they
marched past manor house that had been
built in 1872, and accidentally destroyed ii by
fire. Louis XVI. then rebuilt the house ont
of his private funds, the only house in Viz
ginia built by a rcigning sovereign. Until "a
few days ago when il was again burne |, il
was used as a residence by the presidents of
William and Mary College.
Anothony Trip, the hermit, who has lived
in his house about two miles south of Albion
for forty years, is now over 20 years of age.
His long white hair fails over his shoulders,
and he leans upon a stout cane when walking
about his premises. Upon the apl roach of Il
stranger he runs into his house with agility.
and if pursued he seeks refuge under the bed.
His food is brought to him regularly by his
relatives, who reside near by. The woman
whom he loved and hoped to marry forty
years ago is now widow and is nearly as old
as himself orleans " r. .imericaa.
\ wealthy old gentleman living in Berlin
fell in love with the young daughter of a poor
widow. He wooed and won the girl and be-
fore the wedding-day arrived lie made will
leaving her all his property. amounting 10
several hundred thousand M rks. The mar
riage was celebrated in brilliant style, and
the welded pair with their guests sat down to
breakfast Scarcely had the feastng begun
when the venerable bridegroom dropped his
knife and sank back in his chair, dead from
heart disease
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General News.

Garcia, the famous gambler who so often
broke the bank at Hamburg and Baden, has
just died in Paris, where he had lived ON a
small allowance from relatives.
large number of postmasters in small
places have given bonds for considerable
amounts in order 10 sell the refundinr certif-
Gates. They are in localities where they cam
not sell many, and it is supposed that spec, .
lators have induced them to send for the
bonds and then sell them out in bulk.
A Fort Madison, Ia, man went home the
other evening and found his house locked ur.
Getting in at the window with considerable
difficulty, he found on the table note from
his wife: II have gone out; you will find
the door key on one side of the door step"
Edith O'Gorman, the Escaped Num-" has
received good deal of free advertising at
Oshkosh, thanks to Father O'Malley, the
Catholic priest, who endeavored to secure her
arrest as an 'obscene character" and failing
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The Business Outlook.

That the flood tide of business has fairly
set in is being proved by every days expert
ence here, and by every days news from the
distant sections of the country. Last week
there was the greatest move in flanRels that
has been known for a year or more. More
fannels were sold in this week than the total
amount for the six months previous and man
nacturers are declining to fix prices ahead.
This is the legitimate result of settled con-
viction on the part of business men through
out the country that the food is coming in
strong.
Another significant fact is the starting up
of the various iron concerns in Pennsylvania
and the West. This is, perhaps the most i'm
portant industry west of the Allegheny noun
tains, and its revival after so long depres-
sion is in the highest degree encouraging
Within the past three months there have
been several thousand miles of railroads sur
veyed, and within very short time a large
portion has been put under contract. The
recent departure from this city and New York
of prominent railroad men, for the purpose of
looking out for still further development,
gives emphasis to the statement made in the
Traveller few days since, that capital is be-
ing unlocked.
All these things indicative of a vast in
crease of labor employment and thus emf
grafton to the West from the overcrowded To-
calties of the East, become another and i'm
portant factor in the restoration of business.
Trdreiier.
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Anniversary week in Boston begins next
Monday, and the usual round of meetings,
great and small important and otherwise.
will be held The twenty-eighth public an
nivcrsary of the Christian Union will be held
on Wednesday evening, the 2sth Phillips
Brooks, Edward Everett Hale and DR.. Duryer
in fremont Temple Monday week. Wendell
Phillips, Abby w. May, Mary A. Livermore
Antoinette Brown Blackwell, Margaret W
Campbell are announced to speak.
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The Maine Standard, whose proprietors
compelled the democrats and most of the
greenbackers to vote to give it the State print
ing at prices l6 per cent in advance of the
lowest responsible bid, is engaged in showing
how large sums of money the Republican Ex-
ecutive Council drew as salaries and milepe,
evidently forgetting that this money was
drawn in conformity to a law agreed upon and
voted for by democrats as well as republic ans.
The promiscuous sling of missiles should not
be INDUCED in by those who live in glass
houses - BOstOn JourHai
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HallOWell Local News.
Obituary.


The recent deccase of another Of our old
and honored citizens, Capt. Smith c. Cox, at
the age of - years and months, a brief
announcement of which has already been
given. sewers another link in family chain
that gradually yields to the memorable laws
governing all things temporal. Capt. Cox
has long been known in this community as an
honest, upright business man and an exem-
plary christians ever living up to his proies
sons. and always exertng his influence in
the direction Of right, according to his en-
lightcned convictions of duty. Capt Cox
was for many years master of whaling and
merchant ships, and was emincntly success
I'll III his profession. During the closing
years of his life he has lived in the enjoy
ment of well earned competence, and now
goes to his rest, honored, revered and be-
loved by all who enjoyed his acquaintance
lie leaves devoted wife, several children.
one brother, two sisters. and large circle of
other relatives and friends who will ever
cherish his memory and honor his name
His funeral was attend at the Methodist
church, his place of worship, on Sabbath
last, by "a large number of the people of this
city and other localities.
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why Cough Nights! You can stop II with DIR.
\. !. Flags Cough and Lung syrup.
ITCHING PILES.-rhe symptoms

ITCHING pILES.-The symptoms
are moisture. like Precipitation, intense itch
ing. Increased by scratching, very distress
ing, particularly at night if pin worms
were crawling in and about the rcctum, the
private parts are some times affected: if al
lowed to continue, very serious results may
follow Dr.. SwAiNE's ALI HEALING OINT
MENr is a pleasant, sure cure.
HOWE CrRrs.-We were great sufferers
from Itching Piles, the symptoms were as
above described the use of Swaync's Oint-
mcnt in short time made perfect care.
J. W. Christ. Boot < Shoe House, 3i4 y.
"a 81. r. {. WEYMAN, Halter, 5 ). Eighth
St, Phila.
Reader, if YOU are suffering from this dis
tressing Complaint or letter. Itch, Scald
Head, Ring Worm, BARRIERS Itch, any Crus-
ty, Scaly, Skin Eruption, use Swaynes
Ointment and be cured. Sent by mail to
any address on receipt of price, (in curren-
cy or postage stamps, 80 cents Il box, three
boxes Sl.2j. Address letters, DIR. Swayne 4
Son. $50 \. Sixth St. Philadelphia. No
charge for advice. Sold by leading drug
gists. Partridge Bros, agents for Augusta.
Scpt20+eodSwtf
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Trial bottles Dr. Swaynes Compound Syr-
up of Wild Cherry. - cents.
The distressing cough, which threatened Sc
riouS results, is quickly cured before develop
ing a fatal pulmonary affection. For all
throat, breast and lung disorders. Asthmatic
or Bronchial affections. Hopping Cough,
Liver Complaint, Blood Splitting, Sc. no
remedy is SO prompt and oectual rs DIR.
Swayncs Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry.
Il have made use of this preparation for
many years, and it has proved to be very re
liable and ciiicacious in the treatment of So
we're and long standing coughs. | know of
two patients. now in comfortable health. who,
but for its use, consider would not now be
living. Isaac :. HEREIN. VI. ID.
Straustown, Bcrks county, Pa
Price Trial bottles, - cents; large size,
81, or six for 81. \ single - cent bottle
will often cure recent cough or cold. and
thus prevent mnch suffering and risk OF life.
Prepared only by DIR. Swaync 4 Son, Phila-
delphla. Sold by leading Druggists. Par
fridge Brothers, Agents for Augusta.
20-+cod&wtf
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Protect the System from Malaria

II Is possible to do this even in regions of country
where miasma is most rife, and where the periodic
fevers which 1t causes assume their most formidable
types The immense popularity of Hostetter's ston-
ach Biters is very largely attributable to the fact
its efficacy remedy for chills and fever, bilious
remttents, and AS preventive of the various forms
of malarial disease. In those portions of the West
and South where complaints of this nature prevail,
and in the Tropics 1t is particularly esteemed for the
protective influence which II exerts and il has been
very widely adopted AS substitute for the danger.
Gus and comparatively ineffective alkaloid sulphate
of qunine. Physicians have not been among the last
to eoncede its merits and the emphatic profe sonal
Endorsements which IL has received have added the
reputation IL has obtained ut home and abroad.
Don't Dry Up your cough, but cure IL root and
branch BY using Or. A. j. Flagg's Coagh and Lung
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Workmen are making good progress in lay
ing the foundation of the new library build
ing, corner of Central and Second streets in
this city.
The "Hersey House" on Winthrop street,
is undergoing thorough renovation. Mr.
VIM. Wilson. the present owner, has the di-
rection Of the matter, and will make a
thorough and permanent improvements both
house and lot.
Halves Warren's soda fountain dispenses
cooling beverages these hot days to the thirs-
ty, painting multitude. Mr.. Heath also has
another fountain for his section of the CITY.
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Sprrial Notifies.
ELECTRIC BELTS.

exhaustion, etc. The only reliable cure Circulars
mailed free. Address, j. X REEVES, ~ Chatham
St, y. y iebl.-snteodA w:Iin
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The North Star in its last issue consid-
ers the proper nomination to be made by
the greenback convention. 1t SAYS that it
appears to be conceded that the nominal
ton belongs to Major Smith. while the
proposition Of the Progressive Age that
the greenbaekers should unite with the
democrats is rejected by the leading green
blckers of the State. Regarding the union
OF the two parties upon one candidate it
speaks as follows: 1--WE don't take n
this amalgamation business naturally. and
we don't mix worth cent All the dem.
ocrats-as party-wish of the green
hackers is to aid them in raking the tooth.
some ehestnuts from the political fires.
hence we must run our party ourselves
and keep clear of any entanglements. In
SO doing we may possibly be defeated at
the polls, but it would be better than to
win another barren victory like that OF last
year"
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\ CAR ID.

To all who are suffering from the errors and indis
crctions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay
loss of manhood, &c, will send recipe that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South America.
Send self-addressed envelope TO the REV. JOSEPH
+. INMAN, Station ID, Ner York city.
deer teodSwly
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south Berwick.

During the past week, We visited friends
residing in the pleasant town of South Ber-
wick, in the southwestern section of this
State, bordering on New Hampshire, and sep
arated from that State of sturdy patriots BY
the Salmon river, quite pretentious stream
that furnishes abundant water power for the
factories of South Berwick, Salmon Falls, in
the town of Rollinsford, n. H., and Great
Falls, in the town of Somerworth, y. H..
four miles above. This section of Maine and
New Hampshire abounds in extensive and
highly cultivated farms, with nice houses and
barns which at once convince the visitor that
thrift and even elegant ease are among the i'm
portant elements that 90 to make up a happy
and prosperous community. The village of
South Berwick has many attractions. espec-
tally for the summer visitor. In all direc-
tions are beautiful roads and romantic re-
treats, that invite exploration and Il ride of
four miles towards the southwest brings YOU
to the fiourishing city of Dover, y. H., while
four miles toward the west will lead YOU to
Great Falls where business prosperity is every
where apparent. To the southeast, some
twelve or fourteen niles distant, YOU NAV
find the city of Portsmouth, where YOU may
take a steamer to the Isles of Shoals: or Won
may travel TO the eastward about the same
distance and take plunge in the surf at York
iHeic IL Il
South Berwick, The Local Record" which
deserves, and no doubt receives liberal pat
ronage, as almost al country papers do. 4
large shoe manufacturing establishment, and
several cotton factories are among the impor-
tant industries of the place. The village of
Salmon Falls is connected with South Bcr-
wick by substantial bridge, and indeed the
two villages are very closely connected by
business interests and social intercourse
Rev. Mr.. Newcomb, former pastor of the
Baptist church in this city. is pastor of the
Baptist church in South Berwick, one of the
largest of the denomination in the State
The Congregationaists, Methodists, Uni
versalists and Free Baptists have fourishing
churches here, and at Salmon Falls there
is also congregational church, one of the
most imposing in the locality. The people
seem to enjoy the socialties as well rs the
lahors Of life, and are emincntly regarded
among the most intelligent. temperate and
moral in New England. We may at another
time have more to say concerning the i'm
portant advantages of this section of our and
the adjoining State of New Hampshire.
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idamson's Botanic Iial>am will not make
new lungs, but will prevent the disease from
spreading throughout the whole substance of
the lungs, thereby taciltatingrccovery Price
IS cts. Samples free. may20+&wlw
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Peace and Goodwill only be felt when
You are we'll Don't get sick when YOU can cure
that slight cold by using DIR. A j. Fagg's Cough
and LING SVrun.