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% UssEI.L 4 SPENCER.

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lR UssELL q sPENoER.
ULoAKs GREAT REDUCTION ;, :
CLOAKS PRI(lFS ioNl IN
OLOAKS
S ~ nars we nave decided IA a..
NTnn, out our present stoss !.
1893 an, Uioaks, oil Of whIsn Y
cvhhS OF our own mann M
CLoAkS from the latest Pari. " "
CLOAKS Berlin designs . aaa "
CLOAKS reduced prIes
CLOAks would Invite Espssc,,1iA
ULCAKS PoAl
1 dLoAks ATTENTION
CLOAKS to few Of III. -
CLOAKS VI 'he map|
CL0Aks BARGAINS
CLtIAKS aims
One lot Of plain CLOAKS We hav. !,
All-wo0l CLUAKS Nv tni|
CLOAKS
BEAVERS, CLOAKS \
Neatly trimmed with CLOAKs
Blk and Fringe 1915. CLOAKS
CL0AKS n
wool Beavers, hana, sjIdJAEs
somely trimmed with ULOAns
E,,ng. setpet ana CLOAkS u
Ns'' ~ " CLOAkS i
Tina IN, 81 Mai, An CLOAKs j
wool Rsav.pr a aiaas al CII AKIN II
ly trimmed at $500. CIJ1anTSs
= CL0AKs |
CL0AKst
Also q few sizes oil 'AA'
CHILDREN's COATS,
To be closed cut regardless Of cost
sHAWI1S Our entire atsortm.,,
5hAWLS Vi me
sHAWLS dunn and low priced SHAyIS
SHAWLS both single and dophIs
dAWLS "pesOi
sHAWL5 at great sacrifice.
RUSSELL & SPENCER,
100 MARKET ST. 3oe MARvpr ~
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-01-05

CEwING MACHINES REPAIRED AMI
- EXCHANGED. Also guns, pistols and
locks for sale. Bell hanging, tools, bolt cut
ters, ratchets, wrenches drilling machines,
engines and boilevs. JNO. q. HIRZEL.
0-lsu 200 4. Second street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

n RAND OPERA HOUSE
M1TsoN, ELLIS AND KERNELS
AS-SrAR TRoUPE'Ea
Under the Management Of ]. D. MISHLER
MONDAY EVENING, JAN. 8, 1880.
In an entirely new and original entertain
ment, embracing the very best speclaities In
the world. The Great Company. The fun
niest German Comedians In the Profession.
WATSON & ELLIS.
The Original Irish Comiques, HARRY AND
JOHN KERNELL. The American Song
Bird, MISS CLARA MOORE. The Emper.
ors OF Song and Dance, Messrs. THATCHER
& HUME The Champion Lady Clog Jan
Ger and Elegant Actress, MISS ALICE
BATENAN. The brothers,
FRANK SUYDAM EUGENE
The ARENA Meteors. The Modern Gollah.
MR.. GUS HILL, The King Clubs.
r. @. ALLEN, Banjoist, Par Excellence1 !
All appearing in a Challenge Olio, con.
GLIDING with the Funniest OF Comedies.
SPLENDID TIME.
Popular prices IS and % cents. Reserved
seats now on sale ut Thomas Co.'s. hat
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-01-05


nROF. r. l.. QUINTON,
Five Illustrated lectures on
CHRISTIAN ARCHAEOLOGY"
"CHRISTIAN kCHAULOGY.
These lectures are devoted LARGELY TO descrip-
lions Of the lives Of the Christians Of the first
three centuries, concerning which so much
has been recently discovered through the aid
OF the science of Archaeology. The lectures
will all be literally illustrated with the Oxy-
Hydrogen light.
'.sParticulars as to time and place will be
given in q few days. l2-2ati
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ID N. ROBINsON q 90.
BANKERS & BROKERS
N. Il. Ger. Fourth and Market.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE

For SALR.-2OO Wilmington City Loan ~
New Castle County Bond.
US. FOURS FOR SALE.
SILVER BOUGHT AND OLD.
Philadelphia, New Ysrk and Jston stocks
bought and sold on commission. Every facil.
les afforded for persons TO sell or invest In
stocks or bonds. 1eb2O-lV
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-01-05

ITEMS NOT ADMITTED AS AVAlLA-
BILE ASSETS.
Il Shs Empire Pass r. W.
Go. StocX, Philadelphia,
Nominal value. .........$ EOS %
Real Estate, Nomial value 42oW
BILLS RICE vABLE.
Premissory Notes without
Collateral. ............... 50, 24OA
Office Furniture, value es-
timated by Company 2O0ees
PREMIUM NOTES.
Total amount of Premium
notes held by the company
fer Mutual Policies. s lS1.S7S
Amount Prem an Notes,
upon which no interest
has been aid during the
year. Observation-Disclosures. 67,SlNe1
Amount OF Premium Notes
upon which interest has
been paid during year. ia, 0s7aS
LIABILITIES.
Losses adjusted and unpaid Sl47i az
Losses In process of adjust
ment, or in suspense,
including all reported
and supposed losses. 900. 2.o7eu
Losses Resisted, including
interest, cOsth ana other
expenses thereon. 900 90
Total amt unpaid losses 4.sl
Unearned prems. being 80
per cent OF Premiums,
received on FIRE Risks,
under enc year 81 1924 3b7lsI
Due for borrowed money. 1889 O.
Due for Rent and Miscella-
ne0us Items. 200 90
Total liabilities. $2O,2Si IS
INCUME.
Gross cash premiuBs re-
ceived for year. So, 1893 OF
Less Premiums returned on
cancelled policies. .....,. 4S7l7
Total Cash Premiums. $3.50 %
| Interest received on Prem
lam Notes. ;...:....... $3.50 70
Income from other sources 7477
Total Cash Income: . s,6le 4S
Premium Notes received
duringsthe year. s 2S,e4S
EXPENDITURES.
Gross amt paid for Losses. 9 3l5l 81
paid to Officers. l.l;g 90
salaries paid to Agents.. 7p4 O5
commissions paidlt0 Ats. 1,730 0S
Incidental Expenses....... sc
Paid tor Safe and flee
Furniture. ............... 500 90
" Rent. .........., 600 O0
- Gen. Expenses, Print
ing. Postage, &r......... 3H % |
Paid for previous Indebted
ness .................... 2ooo %
Total Expenditures. S10.eel AZ |
Notes returned
members. 1892 %
IN FORCE, SEPT. rs, 1879.
lash Policies, amounts 2l3, 1925 Prem S1ll2
Mutual ] 039,0l7.
At RISK. .............2,l 5L, 843.
Total amount OF Losses paid since
the organization OF the Company. $lt,5s4 q
In witness whereof, l have hereunto rub.
nribed my name and aft Ied my official Seal.
his slst day OF December, 1879.
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J'sr OPENED.
An elegant stock Of
|
SILK AND LINEN
SILK AND LINEN
HANDKERCHIEFS HANpKERcuIyv,
HANDKERCHIEFs HANDKERCHaiIEEHI|
Pocket Books, Pin Cushfena
Pocket Books, Pin Culhsons'
ElCHuS, RuFFLINGs, TIES, &C., sd
flCHUS, k0FFLlNdS, TIES, aC., I'd
Besides an endless variety Of
FANCY AND USEFUL ARTICLES
suitable for the approaching
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS
At very low prices.
s. H STATS,
). n, STATS,
4O6 MARKET ST. 4Ob MARKET
406 MARKET ST. Il6 MARKET
-
ma
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MONDAY. JANUARY 8. 1850.
A NOTE.

Ths " Republican " stili leads I'm
ssreulaaaon. Advertise whore you
ret the most for yOur money and
the - Republican - II that paper.
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INSURANCE STATEMENTS.
DEPARTMENT OF THE
Il STATE OF DELAWARE.

l, John X. McFee, Insurance Commissioner,
do hereby certify that l have examined the
affairs and condition of the Delaware State
Mutual Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Of Wilmington, Delaware, and that the re.
suit OF such examination is as follows, to wit {:
STATEMENT OF THE AFFAIRS AND
CONDITION OF THE DELLA WARE
STATE MUTUAL FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE CO., OF WILMINGTON
DEL. September rs, 1879.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-01-05

IN FORCE, SEPT. 2b, 1879.
Cash Policies, amounts 1928. Prem SLIP =,
Mutual &" - 039Ol7
At Risk ............2l5!,S43.
Total amount OF Losses paid since
the organization OF the Company. 81, b4 q
In witness whereof, / have hereunto PUB.
srribed my name and aft Xed my official Seal.
this 2lst day OF December, 1879.
l1-law 3W JNO. X. MCFEE
Insurance Commissioner of the State OF b ella.
ware,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-17
COMING oF AGE.

1t is common to say that q man
comes of age" ut Que aud twenty.
This means that he is old enough to
manage his own property, to do busi.
ness for bimself, aud to be made ~ do
as agreed ; also to vote. Before he is
twenty one ii be HIS any property his
father or guardian takes care Of it for
him; he 10 not expected to do business
on his own account; aud if he makes
foolish bargains he csn say. II have
changed my mind." There are several
other ages which are important in
deed. person may be said to be come
Of age for different purposes at diff
ferent times all through his life. From
his very birth he 10 of age to be
owner Of property. aud to be protected
from violence and cheating. At seven
years be becomes OF age to be punished
for . crime II it can be shown tbat he
was bright. intsliigest. lad; had
been taught somewhat, aud know that
the thing he did was against the Law
and would be punished. These things
are not taken TOR granted until he is
fourteen. From and after fourteen it
is supposed that youth knows
enough 10 refrain from attacking
people, or stealing or setting houses
on fire, or thiags OF that kind. At
fourteen slso. he il Of sge to b. asked. i.
if his father ehould die. who he will
choose as guardian; aud of age to
marry. This. last does not mean that
il is right or wise for . young man of
fourteen I" marry; but that if be does
30, be capnot retrsct altar wsrds aud say
he wss too yoang. At sightlsn be j. ef
xgs to be : soldier. At tWenky-one be
becomes independent Of his mixer and
votes; these tnings are % much MOI .
important than any of the others that
reaching twenty -one 10 commonly
called coming OF age. - II it wsrs .
magic date for every thing. At
twenty he 10 Of age to be Repre-
sentative in Congress; that is.after that
the psopls can slsst him II they choose,
before that they cannot. AT thiry he
can b. -elscted Nssakor. and aiter f0rty.
President. At forty five he is e aRs
to be excused irou going - . soldier.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-17

It was sudden inspiration which
induced Sir George Roose. a. hs Icy,
with Q combined fleet of Bsitikh and
Dutch ships. inactive of TapRier. to
make dash At the great spanish
fortress on the opposite side IT the
Straits. Reports. which proved we'll
founded, said that Gibraltar Was but
weakly gsrrisoned. and that it's de-
fence, were wholly inadequate to pro-
tect II from vigorous attack; bold
and sudden descent might wrest it.
therefore. from Spanish haEds. Ac-
cordingly. upon the 1st of August. f7C4.
the feet appeared in the bay. and SON.
poned the place to surrender. A
certain Don Diego de Salinas. wss its
Governor, and he had ct his disposal
just eighty regular soldiers, to which.
by great exeriion he added . few hun
dred yolunteers and militia. With
these. all i'll armed and I'LL 'fousd, o.
they were. aud With bat few guns aud
small store Of powder and shot. he
made what show he could; bat the
Britisa blne scke's and marines, hnd /.
AssS ~ tostO ROsoSS-os soO Ok0 oAS0
New Moles. aud ut . bastion now
known as Jumpers. from the naval
captain OF that name. who here led the
sss.uit-cArri led all before thsn. As q
last resource. TIM nuns Of 81. Clara,
followed by o crowd Of terrified wo-
sHen s,.d children, went in procession
to the shrine Of the Virgin Dc Europe.
to inteYcede for Divine interpositiou;
but they fell into the hands of the
enemy. who had by this time made
themselves masters Of the New Mole.
Successful also at other points. Don
Diego had no alternative but to capi.
tulsts and haul down his flag. The
captors then took formal possession Of
the place in the name Of Prince George
of Hesss, who Vas present. snai who
claimed the throne Of Spain. Bus il
was the union jack that was hoisted.
and whicn. by the unsancsified doc.
trine that "might be right" has con-
tinued to wave over the Rock Of Glib
rsltar from that day to this.
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E.ssy ono il familiar with the

Every ono il fsmilliar with the
chsracteristics and appearance Of the
Newfoundland dog. but few are aware
that it 10 . popular mistake to suppose
that to secure good species OF these
nnble animals it is necessary 10 srnd to
the country from which they are
named In point of fact the pure
breed 10 almost extinct IN Newfoun.i-
land. and there are to be found there
nov in thsir ste,d race at ME al Look
ing. shabby, eowardly. shixvish moag.
rels. the degenerate descendants of q
once noble race. aid A. different from
them - the modern Greek from the
heroic Greet Of Homer. Neglect, i'll
usage. starvation and hard work have
wrought the change. Rather more
thsa tso years age an effort was made
to introdace another breed, the ceie
brsted Lsonberg dog. the finest in the
world, . development Of and . decided
Improvement on the originA New.
foundlsod. The breeder of this race
is Coant Essag of Lsonberg Wurtsm.
berg. aud hitherto his endeavJrs have
been crowned with success
That numerous but decreasing class
of mouomaniacs who devote their
learned leisure to the collecting Of
postage stamps may be interested IN
Knowing there are about six thousand
different descriptions of such things in
existence. The Museum of the Berlin
Post Office alone contains between four
and five thousand specimens. Of which
half are. feom Eurepe. aud the remain
der divided between Asia, Afric..
Amesics, and Australis. Semc of the
stamps. it appears. bear coats of arms
and other emblems. impartislly borrow
cd from the heavens above, the earth
beneath. and the Wa ers under the
earth -stsrs, eagles. horses, serpents.
railway traina dolphins. and wild
fowl. There are the effges Of five
smpsrors, eighteen kings. three queens.
one grand duke. several interior titled
rulers. and many presidents.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-17
ADVICE TO 4 YOUNG MAN.

Yes. Telenachus. you should uss
self control. but at the same time you
should be natural Cultivets self con-
troll sGailit bscaunes nst1ral 70 yos.
Self Repression isse seif costrol. In
itself. / think. il sometimes leads to
She most unc0utrollable cotbursta
One time ! knew enc Of these men
who sre accustomed to seif rsprsssioo.
He was . quiet. soft spoken man. with
the most ungovernorab temper that
ever tore human pessioA fnto raGs.
But be rarely shnwedis. sOos day In
catumn he was trying to make joint
Of six inch stovepips 6s int the end Of
9 five and one,hah inch glepgtk asl
during the struggle be s,note his thumb
about mid cay between the nail and
the joint. with round backed ham
mer. He ssoes With sad, sweet
smile. laid ths hammer down softly on
the carpet. changed the lengths Of
pips. fitted them and put the pipe mp.
and never ssid word. But 10 VS.
pale. and there was glowing light in
HE eyes. And the next day, about ;
o'clock in the altssnoon, 10 walked eut
Of town. ap the B b II grade. and
stood in the wo0ds, and teamed at the
mouth, and hswled snd nvsd shDpt
stovspipss and people vho aaaka tAsm
until he frighsoped thirty-two TIM
engine Of the track. Self reprsssion
isn't self control my EN-. Do you con-
troll yoursrlfy Gossrn yoar temper,
ard Il will cnme 10 expect % b
eovernsd. II wont die; i won't gait
and give up; il will Try Jon every h0e,
bat i viii b more easily nNuaged.
I dcn't supposo. Tsmslanchns. that Jon
can chanes yoss disposition. bss yas
can develop Jour strsnsth Bxrtsag
toa Haelsye.
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NOTICE FOR PUBIICATmN


June IN, 1o1O.
ATOTl0B = uE8uDy 0IvEN THAT TIE
In follouis0aens1 eDttlR hes Aled nosace e
his istsntion % nahs Anal proof IN supp Of his
proof Of vitaessss uill ~ msAs before =. 4.
Gregory, Esq. Clssk of the District Court o(
enohomiah County. ". r. q 0ooheaish. ~. T..
on Gssundsy. the i7tA lsy a Sslys 4. p. 1882
JoHx Tv0MsLX Proempeleu y. =. No. l58 -
RAnes 8 East. aud naane1 tts 5ellsutne aesh1n
v1ne~sns 70 psovs his ssatipnAs rsssdsuce upoa
end cutiy .fion q mid trset Wig: RobeRt Psrkes.
0serRe DeerinG. Oscar Alice an1 Cherisg Or, III
OF 0oohcmiuh C6ay. enehomtsn County, =.
js13-vst J. z. BROWN, Regis1sS.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-17
COFFEE AND SPICE
MANuFACTORY.

desire TO inform tire people OF Seattle and the
Sound coantry generally that have estabighed :
French Coffee aud Spice Manufactory on FROM {
BTREET, aEATTLE. opposite Snlltvans Block.
CoGess SaIsrstns. Yeast Powders and Spices Of all
kinds, which are beiut sold At bedrock prices.
Having had ten years experience at the business
IN Paris and America, I feel assured that can
please oil who favor me with their patronage.
Ny goods. manufactured In Portland. took two
nrst premiums In 1a77 and three hrst clAss pre-
fhiums IN 1878, at the oresoI state Fair.
alOd0 OIL. ESNONIN.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-17
FASHIONABLE pRfssMlklne.

NFRs. JKssII uAMxnoN AyREs. LATELY
VNl from Boseoes 1asA. e9sss hsr services h
the line ~ Rsahloaable pxeeamahtug t0the loAtne
ef Seattle and the Sound country.
Cutting and etttlng and DyldAo
Attiso . Specially.
RAsidsnes sna plass - business % Third -
tween 0pring 80 Aaaeea elRssos. Sea6sle. ~
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-17

Deacon Hale. OF N,shville. Mich,
was inObbed bersn t.s K a secnnd
wife within two Ui,a;h, after the death
of his first =
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


Lao O111cB - VE1nbfA ~, Tai
Hay 3oth. 1850.
NOTICE II Hx1xDY GIVEN THAT THl
IN. follovtsesnansa seteleF - 11sd uee5ee Q!
his inssn1jnn . nsD Aasa psooi II sl0ppst q
his ciaim and secure A1al entry thereof. nd tha1
sid psuof Win - made bsfcso the Ju1es. a. b
his absancs. IT, Cssk - III DlsfE1ee co1ge, q
sea1tls. ~. r, q 1pan6vs H. ~ day q Snlg,
A. D. 1og0.
WnxxAn &. Wxnpu. uSuaalssA aDpllsse1es ue
9:Oi. fos IL Nv. 4 a. Nc. 4. nv. 4 of -
md B. k of r. ~ eesoDA' :. 1Ovn4blp =
Nos1h. nasss = Kast. - naanss H. fesjcWinl
dsnns upo0 anA ezltivalina - ~ one<, Ma
Dan1el 6eovn1old. Charlog y. nAioaFf. C1t1oed
\. Uqphsa sd nsWila q. KssyUu. ~ a. usaefis
1T. DnowH.
m9osvH 1sg1s1R.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-29

A good plsn 90 make a tree fall IS
you want it is to send boy 70 the top
Of 1t TO sway it in the direction desired
when it is nearly cut through. In IL
linois this plan includes the breaking
OF six Of the boys bones when the tree
fall.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-29

Mr. Lowel's presiding at the ban
quet Of the Index Society IN London, 10
says the TriJamE correspondent. fresh
proof that be has thsinterests Of litera.
t7re al heart. His speech is much
praised by Ea2lish writers for its apt
ness, genial common sense. intimate
knowledge OF the necessities which &C
casioned the formation OF the society,
and its hearty EXPRESSIONS d good will
to England"
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-29

this makes such an illconiitioned team,
that each obstructs the other, and more
than likely the whole ngmbsr will be
distsnced.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-29

DA 8PINNEY o CO.,
o9idkviy No. II Kearny st.. San Francisco
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1880-12-24
TarrihlY Mixad.

Terribly Mixed
1t is impossible for us to publish full proceed
ings of the Legislature, but if We did nobody
could tell what bills were passed or what defea.
ed. Upon almost every important measure be-
fore that tody from two to three bills have been
introduced with almost the same titles, aud in
."~ =. P.VU-~s,..sN or a-y--.~ n~'~---.u .Iin
defeated in one braIch and the next day hill
with the same title come up and be passed to its
second reading; anu it is not uncommon to see
similar bill introduced the next day, in the
other House. so it is impossible for us to keep
the run of any bill. In our next we hope to give
the names of all the laws passed, and as fast as
we can get them we will publish in full all those
in which our readers will be interested. 1t
would puzzle dozen Philadelphia Lawyers to
tell, by the proceedings published in the papers,
what bills have passed or what are the provisions
of any bill now before that body. 1t is awfully
mixed
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1880-12-24
Democratic News from Jonesville.

Mr. EDITcR Since my last communication moth
ing has turned up for feller to write about, but
will say something The weather has been rs
ohaugcablr Oh old Woman. First it was dread
ful cold, then very warm, then cold again, with
about one inch of slcet, all in the last two weeks
and in the midst of these changes the people.
as the Doctor would say are miserably healthy.
w. ii. S Harris has his steam mill running
again. The whistle of tho burn. Engine sounds
very natural.
If there is any signs in the actions of the
people there will be several weddings in these
parts before the h oldays are over, and If there
is any truth in the old adage that after many
weddings there will be hard times, think we
may look out for it next year.
Christmas is at the door and one ready for
it--I wonder if any body ever wasg There is
considerable cotton in the fields yet and not
much wheat sown. Some farmers say they will
sow after Christmas, but of course they will
keep after the cotton rs long rs there is any
in the field, for have seen some very sorry sell
for cents.
Wo have had hogs in our town for the last
mon,h---prce all the time cents.
The Rev. G. S. Anderson, who has filled tn
B,ptist pulpit acre for the last FIVE years
preached his valedictory sermon last Sunday
He goes soon to Alabama where he has beer
called and hope offered better salary. Mr.
Anderson seemed to regret very much leav n
his congregation, for whom he had formed
| great attachment. The Methodists will have
change in preachers for next year-Rev. J. X
McKsin in place Of Rev. j. g. Counts.
1t is q very sloppy time for preachers or an
one else to move, but it is rs II song once hearl
which ran thus:
| 1t rains and il halls and the wind doth blow,
But we poor boys are bound to go. II.
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Christmas at Mrs. Shoppaul's.

The beautiful lot of Christmas goods just re.
ccivcl by Mrs. Shoppaul should secure her a
liberal share of the custom of our citizens.
Mrs. Shoppaul is q most Industrious and
worthy woman, with large family Of young
children almost entirely dependent upon her.
or late years her misfortunes have been great
but not brought OH by any imprudence or wan
of energy on her part. Some weeks ago her
husband had the misfortune to get his leg brok-
en- which has been n severe adversity, involving
loss of time and money. We again appeal to
our citizens TO give Mrs. s. q substantial Christ
man greeting by bestowing upon her liberal
share of their patronage. Jier goods are as
cheap and good as can be found in town and she
is certainly worthy Of support as any one.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1880-12-24

MANY CoMBlSATIoNs.-hav been tried, but
none with such happy results as Rankiu's Ex-
tract of Buchu and Juniper. If you are suffers
ting from any arrangement of the Kidneys or
Bladder, Gravel, Pain or Weakness in the Back
or Hip, get bottle-one or two will relieve
you.
This article has been before the public for
nearly ten years, and its sale is constantly in
creasing-and that with very little advertising
which proves it to be iticle ofherit. We
have testimonials from some Of the leading phys
sicians Of Georgia, and South Carolina and Flor.
ida, and other States in regard to its reliability
as Diuretic, and remedy for the diseases foe
which il is recommended.
Prepared only by Hunt, Rankin & Lamar,
Druggists, Atlanta, Ga, and for sale by J. Nj.
GlBBES s. co.
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