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Daily Republican., 1880-05-25
Congress.

In the U. s. Senate, yesterday, the
Pension Deficiency bill was report
cd, with amendments, and placed on
the calendar. The Carlisle whisky bill
was passed. The concurrent resolution
reported by Mr.. Morgan, providing a
joint rule for the counting Of the Elec-
toral vote, was taken up and passed
finally, by a party vote. Mr.. Bsyard
moved to take up the bill reported by
him on March 10th, providing that
Supervisors of Election shall be ap-
pointed by the President, subject to
confirmation by the Senate, and their
term Of Office shall be for two years.
The Republicans Immediately resorted
to filibusterinR, until the Senate, On
motion of Mr.. Wallace, adjourned.
In the House letter was received
from Speaker Randall, saying he
would be absent for a few days, and
appointing Mr.. Blackburn Speaker
pro tempore. The appointment was
submitted. .rt to the House and unan-
imously approved. Various bills
were introduced under the call Of
States. Mr.. Shelley, of Alabama,
from the Committee on Post-otices, re-
ported bill providing for mail SER
vice with the West Indies, South and
Central America, and Mexico. 1t was
ordered to bs printed and re,ommitted.
The Sundry Civil bill was reported
back and referred to the Committee of
the Whole. Mr.. Blount moved to 60
into Committee to consider the bill,
but Mr.. Tucker raised points of order,
and finally moved to so into committee
to consider the Revenue bills. The
motion was lost-yeas l07, nays Ill.
The Sundry Civil bill was then consid-
sred, pending which the House took a
'ecess until this morning.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-25
LS,gAL TIME TABLE.

TRAINS LHAYH WILMINGTON.
FOR Philadelphia: Lot, ,a23,6 80, 100, $40, 9.3o
900, 100, 1880 0, Ln.; l213, 1880, 2SO, 4.00
b.48,i7.00, B.46 p. m: On Sunday, a $40
O. m, 500, $50, 0.Ao p. m.
For. New York: 1.65, ,2.23, 100, 10. o. m.,l2. 10
1880 (Ldmited Express $40, y. m. Or
Sundays: 221, a. N.
For Baltimore and Washington: 12.bl, 2ot
2lb,a35 q. m, :l2.53 p. m. Limited Exp press
l.oi, 6ls, Tos p. N. On Sunday, l2.bl
For Baltimore and Bay Line: IOsp.m.
For Baltimore : and way stations; s.sS .. M
For New Castle: 900, 0.ls, q. M. LILO, 900
For Delaware r. H.: slS q. M: LILO, $50 p.
m. No Sunday trains.
For Wilmington u Northern Il. h.: go, q.
m; s.05, $50, p. N. No Sunday trains.
Fer Delaware Western Il. r.: I.lt, 1880, am.
b.30p m. No Sunday trains.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
From Philada: 1919, 1.6s, 2c8, $50, $40 o. m.
l2o3, 1912, L02, 2.b0, 420, b.1a, o.26, 100
500, lilo p. IN. On Sundays: 1243, 2os,
1910 q. m; 1856, lilo, p. m.
From Balto: 81, ,ZI7, o % 9.b7a. m; laos, l2sT,
s.ss, s'ssp m. On Sundays: AIS. q. m''
From Washington: l.5o. 2.23, q. M: l2Os, ,l2.sT
Gsc, s.as P. m. On Sundays: 2lb a. m.;
From New Castle: $50, 9.t2, ll.bo q. m.
b.25, 6.s5 p. IN. No Sunday trains.
From Delaware X. T.: $50 9. M; n.5o, o.A
pm.
From Wilmington & Northern Il. 4: $50
l1.So q. m; and e.35 p. m.
From Delaware Western r. R.: 500 q. N.
2.lb p. m.
rRAIHs FOR WILMINGTON LHAvn PHILADKr-
PHIA.
From BROAD street and WashinytoD avenue
1880, 800. 1880, 11.46 q. M; 1.80; 300, 100,
Bis, 800, $40 9.46, ll.90 p. 10. On Sun.
days: $40 O, M; 500, 9,i6,11.30 p. m.
From Thirty-Seoond and Market streets: 7.30
Ta0, ll.35 r. m; 1226, 400 p. m. I'D Sun
d1ps' LOS o. m.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-25
I,OCRaetteS'

A car Of best ship at Ezra Fell's steam
mills, 30S W. Front street. Those want
ing feed should give us call.
Magistrate Vandeg.ift fined Joseph
Sinex one dollar and costs this morning
for abusing Alice Sinex.
The Y. P. c. A. of the Olivet Presby-
terian church think they will have an
excursion to Ocean City.
The Wilmington Bicycle and Gym
nasium Club take possession of the Old
Foundry to-day.
The audience room of the 0iivet
Presbyterian church will soon be fresco-
ed and improved.
Two cases Of drunkenness were tried
at Police Court this morning.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-25
The UnfOn Excursion.

Though all the Sunday school ex-
cursions during this season bid fair to
be well pstronizsd, the great mass who
only go on one excursion are holding
back to 60 on the Union Sunday school
excursion to Bombay Heck on the 10Th
Of June, the magnificent steamer Clyde
being chartered for the occasion. The
Union Las always taken out the largest
excursions and this year bids to be no
exception 10 former ones.
The tickets for the trips are only so
cents, children half price. The grove
contains "a aures of magnificent wood
land, trees 100 feet high, and one of
them dead one Is Some Y feet in di-
ameter and being hollow will hold a
clever sized family including goodly
lumber of dogs, cats and canary birds.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-25
FOURTH EDITION.
THE C0URTS.

The Charge OF the Court I'm the
CrORsdale Libel Suit-Fhe Jury
Outline State VS.. Neal KRpC
Case Commenced.
Specially Reported for the REPUBLICAN.
New CASTLE, May 27.
At ton o'clock this morning the little
swsat-box Of court house was filled
unconfortably and fans and handker-
chiefs were at a discount. After the
calling OF the respective juries, Chief
Justies Comegys proceeded to charge
the jury In the CrOasdale libel suits. A
libel said the Court was a malicious
publication intended to iniure, to as
perse or degrade the reputation Of
another. He hesitated not in saying
that the publication against the plain
tiff in this case was libel and comes
within the purview Of those cases.
The jury, however, must be satisfied
that the defendant pu blished the libel.
If he assented to, adopted or approved
the expressions made use Of, he is az
much liable for libel as II he had taken
the article to the publication Office
himself and had it published, and he
is as much guilty as If he had signed
it himself. In regard to the non-suit
decided yesterday the Court did mot
say there was sufficient proof to convict
Of libel, but that there was sufficient to
show that there was sure proof Of libel
in it. If you do not gnd that the de-
fendant is convicted with the publica.
tion it will be your duty 10 find verdict
for the defendant.
The court then defined the grades of
libel stating that for malicious damage,
the jury can assess the amount of dam.
ages. The evidence however was be-
fore the jury and it was for them to
consider the case in all its bearings and
TO bring in verdict accordingly.
The bailitf was then sworn and the
Jury retired for consideration.
State vs.. William Neal, indicted
Tor rape being called, Mr.. Higgins pre-
'ented petition from the defendant
before Justice of the Peace
Itating that owing to the absence of
Charles Regnor a material witness in
he case, who resided in Philadelphia,
le could not safely 60 to trial in the
ase. Mr.. Higgins in view of the ab-
ence of this material witness asked
Q have the case postponed until an.
'ther court.
Mr. Gray, Attorney General, opposed
he motion characterizing it the usual
me for delay in such cases, and asked
hat the case be not postponed. After
more remarks from Mr.. Higgins in de-
ense of his motion the Court decided
gainst the application for a post.
'onement and at this writing
l o'clock, the list of witnesses
Or both sides are being called. The
ext thing will be the empaneling of a
1ry to try the case.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-25
Eing Of

tirg, the ori'
\ iOund in t
hy store, S
lHut Streets.
EIsi cheapt
! warranted I
|G no pay d
d made an
Daily Republican., 1880-05-25
The Sll0FiNalfy.

"Ford Stock is booming" said a
Democrat yesterday, speaking Of the
outlook for the Democratic nomination
for Sheriff. This appears to be the SEN
timent Of even those opposed to Mr..
Ford's nomination, and every one ad-
mits that he is rapidly gaining in pop
ularity, which bids fair to send him
far ahead of tue st. Georges Hundred
candidate. 1t is conceded that at the
nomination election he will receive at
least 400 votes in C@ristiana Hundred
and fully that number in Pencader
Hundred.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-25
A WOT

| you int,
1--WE wOu
|. B, S. Kirt
lOIg eSpeI
sanithe 0
,,;o,;r skill
.BrOgn,i is
an be har
los 10 suit
Daily Republican., 1880-05-25
THIRD EDITION.
THE TEMPERANCE MOvEMENT.
The Good work Kevlyed-The he.
salt OF Yesterdays Meeting.

The Good work Kevlved-The he.
salt OF Yesterdays Meeting.
The first meeting OF the weekly course
of temperance meetings which are to be
held in this city, was held yesterday
afternoon, at the Reformed Episcopal
Church Of the Covenant, by Francis
Murphy. The meeting was confined to
singing, prayer and short addresses.
During the meeting man influenced
by liquor arose for prayer.
The meeting last evening was very
successful, as fifty persons signed the
pledge. Mr.. Murphy commented upon
the parable of the prodigal son, and
read the fifteenth chapter of Luke. AZ
ter being introduced to the congrega.
tion by Rev. Mr.. Sanderson, Mr.. M.
delivered an address in which he con-
sidered the modes Of conucting the tenn
perance work.
He had trusted entirely to the gospel
and thus been saved while others who
had tried to save themselves were sud-
denly swept from the rocks by the cur
rent of temptation into the black sea Of
drunkenness.
Devil, said he, was the name Of the
spirit of wine, and when a man rejoioes
in freedom from this spirit and is invit-
ed to drink, that spirit invariably
seizes him again. The drunkard can be
cured by medical treatment and good
food. There is great deal of religion
in sSwell-cooked beefsteak, but pota-
toes and beefsteak may be cooked in
such manner as to rouse the spirit of
backsliding within us. Home assooia-
tions have their effect upon all intem-
perate man also.
Meetings will be held between and
o'clock this afternoon and at o'clock |
TO- morrow evening.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-25
FIFTH EDITION
Democratic Uonycu,,on

democratic Conycn,,on-s.,,'
ofDelexutss, '
Special Despatch to the Rrpv,,,.
DOVER, Del, May Is, 1880 C1'
m'-Full delegatisns a,,,,.,|
morning from each of The c'r''
the Democratic State Convent. r,a4'
oasss have been held, and ths
ing delegates selected to s,,.l
Cincinnati Convention: IVY
New cassle-Dolegates-B,ts|
ley. CO. "Aa
kent-Delegstes-Govs sd
ana James M, Williams. Al,s,l
H. B. Fiddsman and Gov. Hall
sussex-Dslegatss--A. P. Pl
and E. L. Martin. Altsrns,e,l
W. Causey and Eli Tunnel.
A very friendly feeling and
and all appear "a la
best OF humor.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-25
Suicide OF q Philadelpbia
cham.

Suicide OF a Philadelphla
chana.
Yesterday morning Mr.. Sal
Sca.tergood, a dealer in fruit, cod
suicide by hanging himself
smSking-room of his residepJ
north Broad street, Philadelphi|
ceased was sixty.one years old,
the past forty years had been 4
in the fruit trade on Water std
low Chestnut. When tie act N
mitted he was labOripg under /
ary insanity, produced by dys
from which he had been sufst
years. He had been suiTsriugu
for five days, and on Sunday 4
when he retired he told bis faa
his suffering was so great
could not stand it much longd
Scattergood was one of the lard
importers along the wharf, a
of the Central National BaDl
president Of the Argent Mimi
pany.
Yesterday afternoon an irq
held by the Deputy Coroner,
verdict of death while temporal
sane was rendered.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-25
a hMnai K0E.

The jury room of the NJ
Count Huuse, is q regular sV9
one would make up his q
from the way the lawyer
wilt down when engaged in t
a long argument before tbs
petty cases. The New Court 4
in course of erection will te
improvement, over the old
only mistake made by tho
that it did not appropriate NJ
money to build a first class
such as should have been ef
county as rich as New Castle
Daily Republican., 1880-05-25
Personals

James p. Hayes and James C. Pick.
els have purchased for $3.50 the
building where they have been manu-
featuring springs, at the corner of
Eighth street and Railroad avenue. The
building was purchased from Edward
J. Horner.
The Amateurs, who performed at the
Opera House last evening, left this
morning for trip down the State.
They will play at Middletown, Smyrna
and Dover.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-25
Selling WlthOutaL License.

Marshal McMnllen arrested VIM. Al
sentzsr, yesterday, on the charge Of
having sold liquor wholesale without
the proper license. At the hearing be-
fore U. $. Commissioner Smith yester-
day afternoon it could not be proven
that the defendant had sold wines in
quantities of or exceeding FIVE gallons
at one tins. The ease will be Contin.
ued on Wednesday.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-25
RPE0bOabl Excavation

A large number of our people will
take advantage of this rare opportunity
to visit the sea shore, on Thursday next,
at 80 nominal cost and at the most
delightful season of the year. The
road being free fran dust on account of
the lac rains will insure a pleasant
and quick ride.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-25
brnu dywIDo Y NJ '

The members of the y NJ.
Brandywine, have erected d, Y Y
the Rising Sun depot. ln1 \
meetings every afternoon ="
this week. Afternoon mT,'| s,,
o'clock, evening 745, wiII| III
way Of this city. PROCESSING
and the unoonyertod are lnT'
Daily Republican., 1880-05-25
Cnntrsctg for Car

II is authentically stated y
has been a contract isued Sa
eral of the Wilmington
build forty cars for lof'I
reads. The cars, it is stat,
twenty feet in length ana Sl'
largest and handsomest ever ,,srI
this city. The Harlan x ho!I
Company will build twenty
Jackson & Sharp Companies
ten cars each. The cars Tll
ed in the beautiful E"S'l'1
p anese designs.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-25
Monthly Loan Meetings,

In the monthly lsan meeting of the
Franklin Loan association last evening
1878 was sold at six per cent. and $375
was applied to the payment of matured
stock in the first series.
The monthly meeting of Wilmington
Loan Association will be held this even
ing, at which time large amount Of
money will be sold.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-25
Strawberry Festival,

There will be strawberry festival in
the Sunday school room of the Penca-
der Presbyterian church at Glasgow on
Wednesday and Thursday evenings,
the second and third days of June.
Proceeds for the benefit of the Sabbath
school OF said church. They wish the
citizens generally to turn out and help
them.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-25
A PcuCEble Mar.

The term quarrelsome Quinn used in
the REPUBLICAN, few days ago was not
warranted, as Mr.. Q. assures us that
he Fever had quarrel with any of his
neiRhbors, that he was never before
the Mayor or magistrate much less in the
Court at New Castle, and desires to be at
peace with everybody. The action re-
ported grew out Of en- attempt to pro-
tect his own property, and was pure
piece Of spite work against him.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-25
Zion Md. XaeIus.
Special Correspondent to the Repi
XIoy, MD., May 25th,

Special Correspondent to the Rcpi
EIoy, MD., May 25thI
MEssRs. EDrToRs; -Prsparatl
decoration day next Satq'di
been nearly completed by |
Post of North East. They VI
at Bay View at 7 3. H., tton|
will proceed to Zion. Brick |
House andEbsnezer. The ladies|
nish a profusion Of flowers. I
Office Department at Washi1|
changed the name Of Brick
post Office to Calvar.. 1t will
time before the people will Ice
Calvart instead of THE Brick
of every kind are looking n
prospect for abundance Of
good. Potato bugs are boom
Paris green is in demand.
tion will be carried by an ov
ing majority in this tho 9Th Y
Daily Republican., 1880-05-25
Person al.

General ]. .Blackham Jones o. Chicago
is in the city looking after the interest
of the Springer heirs. He is counsel
for some of the heirs and intends he
says to discourage them from making
any more efforts to recover the proper
". There is nothing in IT." he says.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-25
clayton House Arrivals

VIM. L. Wier, Chrlstiara,
Uriah s. Wier, "
J. A. Andrews, Oxford,
o. Woodruff, "
II. q. Archibald, Phila.,
q. +. Shoemaker,
Irwin Vallandigham, Delaware,
NJ. Evans, Phila
Barney Reybold, Del. City,
il. J. Deal, Ohio,
J. Il. Rank, WiIliamsport.
J. 4. Lyman, Bal.o.,
}. koentz, Frederica, Nd.
VIM. Woodward, !.
J. Jones, Chicago.
lanes y. Adam, phila,,
II. B. Grishold. Detroit,
A. $. Clark New York.
James Il; Stacey. Chester co.,
Goo Anderson, Baito.
+ Il, Hubert, n. Y,
J. \. Kelley,
J :. Williams, Ashley.
Trial by jury" troupe.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-25
rsag,,trate Brady y

On the complaint Of n
Morrow, last evenius' slari.ll Mar{
was arraigned before f,.5.rI m.Sy
on the charge Of disofas,' !
In default Of the paylnsH..', s..,si
and costs che was cOnlia,s'a anoa'
Mary Murphy 1.1ar was nnpp WaI|
and cost for assau'tias Tii1
min; also for aS5anl'i,nS WE and|
she was fined one dollar sG tSJ' MI
default of payment l o.
costs she was committed
Daily Republican., 1880-05-25
Judges Appointed.

The judges to hold the NJ mination
election for sheriff and coro oner to be on
Saturday, May Goth TO. wet White
clay Creek are VIM. b. Tho,nby S.
Raymond Choate, ana Wn. T. Col.
mery.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-25
Tho CroasdaIe.B Bright I,,.I
Closed IA verdict for Br,l

NEW CAsTLE, May 18th, |
AT l2.l5 the Jury in The cs,s
I. Croasdale vs.. VIM. Bright, tO
returned with a verdict in favo,|
Bright, the defendant.
Mr.. Bird, counsel for plsipa
nanded that the jury be pollsd|
each juror answered for the dsI1
When the name of Robert MI
jr., was called, Mr.. Bird sbiectsl
mere nod of the head, when MI
an spoke out ''In favor Of dstl
Pm not afraid to speak ou..n
The verdict rendered seemed I
the liveliest satisfaction to resIll
the Court House.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-25
ISaEHT.

GRiSSOM.-On the 10th inst, Frank, son OF
Ellwood Grissom, aged years,
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from the residence of his parents,
81 L. Sth st., on Wednesday afternoon. Ser
vices at 2.30 o'clock. +
LYNAM.-At Kirkbride, on the 2Sd int,
Evan 7. Lyman, in his S4th year.
The relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the fune'al from his late residence on
Thursday, MAY 27th Services at the house
lnterment at st. James cemetery, Newport.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-25
-W-N-V
Notice.

ANY member, past or present, of the
Normal Literary Society not served
with a programme for the 9th inst,
will please apply ct the Sooiety's
Headquarters.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-25
HxDAA E EEh.
IJsLLIOIT, JOHNSON h co.

EsLLIOTT, JOHNSON h co.
BANKERS AND BROKERS',
CORNER SIXTH AND MARKET STS.,
W Imin2ton, Delaware.
DIRECT PRIVATE WIRE
From our office TO the New YORK and Phila.
deiphia Stock Exchanges. Quotations fur
nished simultaneously with sales being
made at those exchanges.
Philadelphia, New York and SanFrancisco
stocks and bonds bought and sold and car.
ried on margin.
All Local Securities bought and Sold.
Cash Ready for Good First MortGaQes.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-25
Base Ball.

The Brady Senate and Active base
ball clubs of Nsw Castle crossed bats on
Saturday, and after playing five in
nings the game resulted s to 5 in favor
of the Brady Senate.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-25
Divorced.

At last Saturdays ssStsl ss5i,j
Jane Carney the IHd|
Banks, of Brandy%,nJb nnsJbaud|
divorced FROM her nuol o. als|
Carney. Mrs. Carney ,TSiidrSl Tis +,
control of two small cn''u
Daily Republican., 1880-05-25
Term ExlltreB.

Frank Luby who has served a three
years term in the jail at New Castle,
for committing an assault on a young
girl about thirteen years DID, Middle.
town, will be liberated to-day.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-25
I,awpsi La"psi

Amopgs. the many :; !, sss'ps' so.ps'
offered by Russell ~ W. IpIr be
nqsday morning ,8nn, Tl'r at
yards OF painted to ..T, ~" of shj
yard, alao TOW ys'"' i,Is.
prints a, the ss'i' p ''''
Daily Republican., 1880-05-25
Reserved kentA.

The sale Of reserved seats for the
Alpha Beta Literary Society's Anpiver
sary will. open tomorrow A. M. at G..
F. Thomas g. Co. at 7 o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-25
Strawberries.

There promises to be a plentiful crop
Of straw berries in market tomorrow.
The produce and fruit dealers are re-
ceiving large quantities of the fruit to-
day. The shipments yesterday were as
follows:
Daily Republican., 1880-05-25
TO9 ". FRONT STREET.
THE ARTlZANS' SAVINGS BANK.

INCORPORATED FEgRUAny % las
open TO Eeceive deposits daily from A. M
until r. NJ, and on Tuesday and Saturday
evenings from to o'clock.
The charter Of the bank provides that all
profits upon It's investments, except so much
as Is required fort nc payment Of necessary
expenses and for suta bic surplus for the se.
eurity OF depositors, shall be divided among
tho depOsitOrs.
no manageri is allowed to borrow anv mart
oi inc iunds deposited with the Corporation.
MANAGERS.
NJ 5AGh"h W. BUSH, CLEMENT b. SMYTH,
~, s ,s tIWloiiiiTHNsrEiN, w GEO. 5. CAPELLE,
HAs' T. 40 W. ROWLAND, N. X. BENSON,
~, w pHaInLlNaToN, ~ JOB II. JACKSON,
anrra NM "a. SWIFT, HENRY F. DURE,
ANihoNf ~ uhlaalNs, EDWARD PUsEY,
w.. Ii, WAsHINsToN HASTINGS.
"No' " busR, GEO. 5. CAPELLE,
rrSsiTent' e -, ~, Vicc-President,
mVl6-Wtf CHARLES W. HowLANp. .Auditor
Daily Republican., 1880-05-25
FINA CKAL.
z ANSAS FARM MORTGAGES.

Through ], b. Watkins 81 Co, 5 years ex.
perience without tho loss OF dollar, and with.
cut days delay 10 principal or Interest to
any Gust .mer. We have iCst received further
very satisfactory particulars.
HEALD & co,
b4-tu'sa'my 7th and Market.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-25

ID X. ROBINSON IL CO.,
BANKERS aAND BROKERS,
N. L. COR. FOURTH AND MARKET,
Wilmington, Dol.
Us. FOURS FOR SALE.
SILVER BOUGHT AND OLD.
WAFTRD.--l0 shrs. National Bank OF vii.
lnington and BrardywinG Stock.
Philadelphia, NoW 7 9rs and b Jston stoch,
bought Qnd sold on commission. Eyory tac!l.
lss afforded fer persons 10 seI or invest In
tccks or bonds. tebao-lV
Daily Republican., 1880-05-25
NOTICES.

&TCTI4E.-l HEREBY FORBID ALL
~ persons from trusting Melissa 3. Mur-
phey on my account. As Will pay no debt Of
her contracting. 524t Isl NO. I. MUkP aEY.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-25

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||stIoa by |
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|rery case
have 50 |
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be rent
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and the d
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BrosD,i is
an be han
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Eing OF |
'|irg, the Ori|
iOund in d
kry store, 81
Hut streets.
&irsi cheap
warranted I |
Or no pay d
q made an
pestry Brus
|s.lS, sl.lO
4; Tapestry
band desira
N fouli at
prices as
tiie.
StrSWbe |
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fti, Oh Tue
iJegepiu|
| fiHt
|rt!es wantinI
|TtRF'i9s oaa
|E5l5 Markt
! l!eeai7ed.
le great home
ahoue, Win
appreciated
I1glt to bs $
nthe people,
to
jAef, the grea
..atjSm, paini
Eric4 5Oc. !
! 6o2 Arch st |
I'bacoo is a "
Cigars we Cd
'Ae b8St Of bo |
At Sherwoo,
axes years Of |
! to give p|
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