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The Arizona sentinel., 1880-02-14
Proposals for Flour.
Dated Jan. 22nd. 1880.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF ARIZONA,
 Office of chief Commlssary of Subsist- euce, |. $. A,
 Whipple Barracks, Prescott, A. T., February 1, 1880.
 SEALED PROPOSALS, in triplicate, subject to the usual conditions, will be received at this office or at the offices of Commissaries at the following named posts, unil 12 o'clock noon. on Monday, ,s, cli l5, 1880, at which time and places they will be opened in the presence of bidders, for furnishing and delivery of Flour, as follows:
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-02-14

Delivery of one-half the amounts will be required within 45 days, and the balance within 90 days after notification of award. No bids will be enleJ tained unless samples be furnished, which should rot be of less weight than 12 pounds, so marked as to be easily identified, and should reach this office on or before the date for opening bids. A standard sam- pie of Flour of the quality this advertise ment cOntcmplates will be furnished bid- ders on application, which application i. is desired should be made at the earliest practicable date.
 The Government reserves the right to reject any or all proposals.
 Blank forms, conditions, etc., embrac ing all necessary information, will be furnished by any Commissary in the De- p2rtment, or by the undersigned.
 CHA's P. EAGAN,
 Capt. and c. $.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-30
Lat stand Wort,

From the fhtl0delI hiR Telegraph RspI
Bx-ChairmAn Bsrnum, or what is
LETT Of him, when laGI heard from, was
seeking mental and physical ,ehabi.
tatiors N the Rocky Mountains; brt the
spirit otthe champion political blunder
er seems to hover IN the Bast, ,restlessly
seeking new fields Of discontinue.
Some time ago the silly story was star
ted that Mr.. Arthur vas iuslig bls 10
the Vice Presidency, on account OF for
oign birth. This statement was absurd
upon the face Of 1t, as no INTELLIGENT
man believed that General Garfield
associate upon the National tickle
would be q party 70 such complication
IS that sure to result from his certain
to-be-discovered incl giIsbiiity. AmAn
ia presumed to be reliable witness as
TO the place ofhis birth, lot, perhsps
on account Of his having "been there"
but through knowledge gained little
later from unquestioaed sources. Still,
IL seems that some idio.iC "agert" OF
the Democratic National Committee is
poeipg around ST Albaus, Vermont, in
the hoee Of bsing able to Gad "eVidence'
that will prevent the Vice President
81 ect from taking his seat ct the head OF
the Senate. This particular addendun
to the Morey business ought to bs
caught and Gagged and sent TO the other
Bsrnum, label d, "YOur unfortunate
cousins latest and worst. W. Fl. B."
Daily Republican., 1880-12-30
work Of tho Rabx d esnon.

DRrnor, Mich, Dec. 29,-A murdal
was committed at l o'clock yesterday
morning in the Caledonia House, Q
cheap lodging house and saloon of bal
character, the proprietor, John Fergc'
SOL, being shot dead by his wife, sshe
alleges, and probably truthfully, while
in fear of her life, Ferguson had been
drinking hard all day and had been
very qrarrelscme and abngive. Late
iu the evening, after both had returned
from a visit 10 another low place where
both drank freely, Ferguson commenced
abusing his wife again, called her op-
proborious names and threatening to
kill her with q knife which he flourish.
ed ns reckless manner At this
pOin. the woman ran upstairs, obtain
ing L. revolver, and when he attempt
cd to ascend the stairs fired a. him
three times, the last shot reaching his
heart aud killing him almost instantly.
The deeeased was q hard case. He had
ssyyed q terra in the Pennsylvania
State prison tOr robbery, and when re-
leased thsrefyom In 1878, CAME TO this
city. whittier his wife scor joined him
and took up her abode With him, al
though the marriage ceremony was
performed only few wseEs ago.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-30
Chnrfsy's Ball.

The third annual bali OF the Yonnf
Mems Charity Association, OF the
Jacobs s.nste, will bn given in Web
srr's Dancing Academy tomorrow
evening. Admission Atty oeIts' The
officers will be: Secretary, i. a BiGS
IA. Trraiuror, Il. Ja;Ob5; aasseF Of
Csr.mouies, 8. J. Mcyey; Floor Mana
YER, y. Il. Ssllsy; Assistants T. H. Il
Iyroh, q. l.. Kohle'man and D. r.
g ulseher; Conuittseot Of Arrausements,
J. 4. Kelley, (Chsirmsn)' +. II. Lyn0h'
= n. Kelley, 3, !. MCVsy, T. J. Green,
X. {. Farley, J, 7. Corr gan, u D.
shields. @. p'ByIne, l.. A. Biokta, 4
M. Me,calf, J. F. Gallagher, Y: r
sprius5et,. G, Walton, q. L. NoAie''
man gud Il. JaCo6e.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-30
TRIAL AAHRLEAGUEKs.
The Case OF the Crown stiII Being
Onsuea-pEFR.L n Cheered.

rae t1ho OF the CHoNu Sthlh nSbuk
OpsOoa-PsER, II Chsered.
! DUBLs, Dec. 29.--SsverIl of the
tfavers srs, including Mr.. PsyDeil, were
not present 81 the re-opsIing Of the
proceedings In ths state trials today.
Mr.. Law, officer OF ihe Crown, continued
his scdTess, explaining the law bearing
upon the constitution Of any association,
political or otherwise. He referred to
the humble occupation OF mos. of the
trayeraers, aud said doubtless they
found agitation more profitable. He
warmly denounced tia agitation Is an
intOlsrable conspiracy. The intention
OF the Government, he said, in insti-
tuting thsse proceedings, wGs to pro-
tsO. the rich aud tho poor alike from 3
frightful tyranny that respected neither
life Eor property. The people lad
been told not 10 ACCEPT Mr.. O'CoDneli's
diotum that NO reform was worth
drop Of blood, and isw days after
they were thus advised, FerIiek, tbs
ba'iia, was shot at Bsllinrots.
The remarks Of Mr. Law at this
point caused considerable feeling in
the Coart, especially when he quoted
the reported words Of J. W. Hally,
one OF the trsverssrs, that ''PsrTick's
murder was worth u hundred Spsssh.
es."
Mr., Law farther stismstizsl the
proceedings OF Land -Leasusrs a. q esr-
ltal plan for reducing society to the
origioal ouaoS, aud bringing about
comm unism. He particularly pointed
to Messrs. Brennan, Boyton, Gordon,
l0'sulliVan and Nslly as asitsting with
view TO peouniary profit. He quoted
Mr.. Nslly'S violent speech, which i'm
msdistsly preceded Psrriok's murder,
and then proceeded 10 deal with the
viotsut spo-ches attributed to Messrs
Dillon and parnsil, both Of whom had
said the people had the remedy for
their grievances 10 elect their own men.
The iormbr, hs said, had advised them
to put no faith in the British Parlis
ment, but TO drill. He cited various
lutsher passages o: speeches by these
two members of Parliament as sxss-
psrAting the people into spolistion An6
murder. do quoted, amid general
laughter. from the spseohea Of Mr.
Biggsr, who said he had not recon
nsnded ths shooting Of landlords BE-
carse the wrong man had somstimes
teen shot.
After qu,ting Mr. Harris rscommen-
datiou 10 the pesSautry to emulats the
example Of ths French in 1913, ne
said, in word, the Land League is
founded upon a basis OF ssdition and
treason. Mr.. Parstll, who was given
to expressing his opinions moderately,
had himself declared that either land
lords or the people mus! 20, aud it
would be for the people themselves to
decide which.
The Court then adjourned at 2 3OI
p. n, because Mr. Law was fstig
Mr.. pGrnell was loudly chsersd OH
having the Court.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-30
n aAA.aSCsAD GINEsc.
RsaDUAA EaME TABLE.
FRAIKJ L1AyH WILMINGTON,

fas Philadelphia and intermediate stations
I, 8.to, 1000, y. NJ; $50, 400, 100, 1000, y
Ia. On Sundays: $40 o. m; AOp, A.8o, So,
J., n.
fhila. Express ssO. 8, e44, IO.o9 r. M, l2.l6
2oS, $50 y. m
Ior Phila. and Rev York: l.6s, 22s, $50, T.Ot
1907, q. No.. NI2.S0. s12.43. Hiuitad
ali p, n Sundays, g.:;s1 o. L., ali p. m.
sor Baltimore sud wsY stations: $50 q, m.
for Bal :. mora, Washington ana Bay Lana
f.e8 y. n.
goR Ealtimcrs and Washington: iS61, &C;
2.l6, s.26 a. M; l255, l.04 (Iimttetb 4,b+
T.0S y. u. Sundays: li.5l, g.05 o. ~ .H p. N
For tntcg1la2Ioa apply at depot.
Fox New Castle: e.ag, $50, o. a., LOS, S.oi
g.3b p. m.
For Harrington and inesruedl&ts stat
S31 b. u.: 1.0b, d.3S 2. III.
P0f DeimGr und .Lter.Eailate statsVnG D.5 a
IN; LIS p. M
Fog Wilmington & EoItAsru z. g.: 7.oa, a
m; 2,00, ho6, p. N. No Sunday tIalns-
Arrive and il...55 o. m, and af5 p. II.
F.. delaware Western u. r.: 7.lp, $50. s.E'
500 y. In. Sunday tyat1S, 1870 @, ~, 0p. Il
F2krEs SoE wJLkIhaIc- LRAVS FsIIr4ACEL'
paIA
From Brosa Ssrest and Wssniagtoa avonpI
$50. &ls, 1870, 1l.G0 Has g. m; L.So, S,SJ0
4, 40, 40, 6.16, q, $40, 8, 0.&5, ll-0p IL.
On Eup1aJa $50 Q, ~; g, a,G.i5, iLao p n.
from Thirty second aad Market streets: T.Gt
i.So, Il.3S D. m: &8S, tLdmtted) 3.sb o. ~
i}p Snndavs: Los m
Daily Republican., 1880-12-30
s,o,hnde on the II. & p. @. II. II.

Trains ars now TunniDg regular " on
fhs Baltimore Central Railroad and tht
Chester Creek branch. This road vas
badly blocked with spow, and On Mon
day it was found impossible 10 move the
trains. An engine atartsd from the
Junction, aud vent rs far as Chsdds
Ford. When II got as far as Chadds
Ford it encountered drifts a quarter otS
mile in length aud feet in depth, ana
WAS stuck. The accommodation tFain
from Oxford waa also stuck in this drift,
and it required the aid 0fs shovel gang
to yet them loose. The passengers were
ds tainsd about FIVE hours.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-30
ID E1LSTEE'S ORDER.
REftISTER,S OFYTCE.


NEW CASTLE COUNTY. Doc y, 1880.
Upon tae application OF stephen Mitchell
AdministratoH D' John Ubi mbers, late
OF Alu 'reek Hundred. in said ooun.
ty, deceased, n Is ordered and d roc
ted BY the hsgisteF that the Admin StratOr
Aforesaid give notice OF granting OF
Letters OF Administration upon the estate
Of the deceased, with the date Of granting
Thereof, by causing 0dve easements to be posted
within lOFty days fr0n the date OF such Let
teFs In six OF the most public places OF the
county Of New Castle, requiring all persons
having demands against the estate to present
the same, or abids BY on Act OF Assembly In
such case made and provided ; and alec cause
the saOe To Se inserted within the same Pc
rod IN tSe DELAWARE REPUBLICAN, news-
paper published In Wilmington, and TO be
continued therein three weeks leo d)
(~-~) Given under the hand and Seal OF
I. g ONCE Of the Register aforesaid at New
~ Castle, in New Castle county Rtoro-
said, the day aAd year above written
8. u. BlCiGS, BegistAE.
EoYICE-All per7ons having elaimS against
the estate Of the deceased must present the
same, duly stsested to the Administrator on
or bstOfe Iec. -, 1881, or abtde the Act Of
Assembly IN such case G1aae and provided
STEPHEN MIICHELL, Adm1Ristrat6F
Address-PiSassrt Hill, Del. 12lT
Daily Republican., 1880-12-30
GYHiIaADELPHIA, v7ll4ElNGrUn AM
T. BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
July ~, 1880.
Trains WIN leave Wilmington o. !oiia

Trains VIII Leave wilmington a. !dsSws
For Phil0dalphia and Intermediate Ste
sions, 100, $40, lo,So, IT, 4 30, ~, 100, loCI
p. m.
Philadelphia (ExprcSsi s.sa 400, IA, 10 .Va
q. m u Ii, 2.0S. 9.56 p. IL,
PhiIadslsnia and New Yo:S 223, a9o, 100,
Sg, b. N, II. %, l2.43, s.lT p. IN.
baltimore and IntarmetiaGe Statiors. a.ai
=, ID. sos .. n.
Bslti-nors sntt Bay Line, Eca D. IL.
Rsltilno.a and Washington, l2.si, Gl3, ait,
$50 v. L., 1855. 1.os, 4.64 T03 p. ca
Trains for DaGaWRr, Division leSyo for:
N1w GkpGSo, eco, aso 4. u. LOO, ACC, q s6
p. II.
HARRINGTON and lnrrrnsedisss sSstsons, SSD
q. M, lbs, s,55 .. p.
Dsi:oar and irlsEinSdlsse Stseiars, $50 e..
H., LOS =. n
SUNDAY TRAINS,
FhIadslphia and InteFmediats St6stsna
80 a. n, E.Go, G.3V> $50 ?. NJ.
Philadelphia and Pew YORK. 1.13 q. L. ,S,lT
p. IL,
Isl:inars and Washington, lasl, asS LIS
3, o..
For iurther Information passengers are 70
!srrad tp taa Erne tables posted at the depot,
IL. + KENAEY. S7pt.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-30
INA JOCULAR VEIN.
Humorous GIsaainxs from the
Newspaper fAela.
A SQUARE MAN.

bQUARE NAN
Monday afternoon a stranger, whos'
whole appearance was dead give away
on his empty pockets, entered an one,
IN Exchange Place, and asked:
''Do look like missionary sboui
10 sail for Indiaf"
mo SIR" was the prompt reply.
"TnaHs right, like people to he
frank with me. Do look as II oould
% vert aly great numbsr Of heath
Gus # Ishuuid tnrn q missionary p
"Ns, sir"
"GoOd again. Would yOa advise me
To turn = missionary"
mo, sig
"Thanks. | sea yon AFs business
nau. l'm another. Oams in here
0sljulatiDg TO tell yoa that | WAS d
missionary abOnt to sail for India, and
ask for small donation. You Wouldn't
nAva given me y cent, wUsld your"
"He sir"
"rnat's plsin, aud II plsases me. Now
hen, I'll tell you the tguth. l have
10 Iaonsy, nothing to do, don't WaEi
EoTk, expect to have elSSe rub this
winter, and will DO much obliged foi
the loan OF tea cents"
"CGn't spare it,"
''Not even when toll yop the
.ruthi"
"No, sir"
"Then yo1 don't care Whether 9
or tell the truta .''
"No, sir. can't see that II effects
ms any"
"Vory we'll. 1t does m5 good 10 and
. frank, honest man, aud, on the
SEols, Pm not disappointed, II you
had lent me q dime 1t would have gone
Ior whisksy and been wasted II you
bad believed ms should have lied to
you. Seams III II you nigh! recon-
mend me- 10 some one In the block Oh
Rnom a pleasant lie would hsve effect
bu. won! press the matter. Au
reyDi- -
Daily Republican., 1880-12-30
A uSsS,ng Christn an

George Christmas, mid!le.aged
man, residing beyond the Third stree;
bridcs. has been missing from b'e
home sInos Monday ovsninR. At ths
time OF his departure IL wore black
ororcoa., light dres coat and
anrt' ,ojorcl psolsloo"s. He h"d 1T
rlonev in his possessiou at the LIMA
T,p e,ppos,tiao is that the msn has
b.sn lo5t Any information OF hI'
whsreabou viii be received by dsorSa
W, Jaokson, No. SEA Ship!ey street.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-30
Dsn,n a. captain wBIre.

Captain Joseph White, Of Washing
ton. Who Tor number Of years has
commanded the steamers George LaGry
and Kxcelsior, of the Potomac s Steamboat
Company, died Of pneunonis on Mon,
day last. He had many friends here,
wbsre he spent much Of his time super
intending ths Oyerhauliag of vessels
Daily Republican., 1880-12-30
Tue No,mas " OEceFs.

At the sem annual meeting OF 'he
Norma Social Club, the follow ng oth
mr., yera aleo,ed President, J. Mark
lev Sinsley; vico president, f. Mameie
recording secretary, VIM. Heisier
J treasurer, G, Mamele.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-30
BUBBLRS4

A fashionable lady was uns xpeetedly
LEI. without servant. She uLdsrtcCl
to make hsr husband . cup OF coffee
bat il took 80 long he asked what il
the Halifax was the matter with ths
coffee. 81 don't k-oW," she said
bursting into tears "I'vs billed then
ar beans for a hGh boar, and thsy
amt no softer nov than they was
when | fust put 'em IL the pot. u
Galveston News.
A South End teacher, in her little
holiday vacation speech TO her pupils
last Friday, trusted they would Come
back resolving that their behavior
should bs unexceptionabla snd that
they would give up all bad habits,
when little girl IN the back OF the
room jumped up and said "Ths
same 10 yoa ma am. "-Bo9t0n Tran
script.
A fcur.yss. old Irish child, saying
her prayers at her mothers knee, hay,
ing concluded, as usual, with "God
bless para and mamma, SrandpSpas
and erandmammas, uncls5 and anDts, "
etc, gave great sigh, and said 80
nanny dear, I do wish these people
would pray for themselves, for l Am so
tired of praying for them"
The census gives the United States
credi, for vuly 1,7l8,60o asseS. That
is prirpa tscie evidence OF fraud in
1t isn't hall enough
Boston Post.
"There's no place like home" That's
.he reason, perhaps, that some married
mon lad il so easy TO Ipsks Themselves
awsy from hone. - Bostcn
Vhsr !ss continual fght going %
,etw.4 u Richard Grant White and the
soslish language. The chsnoss are
bat Richard will be aooted In the
.ourss OF tine New Orleans Pioa9 uns,
Daily Republican., 1880-12-30
PHGCLAMATi0N
.OF FASTING FOR CHRISTMAS AND
NEW YEAR.

according tn the American 2uS;ul, viz
t.sttG&. Grtnkih2, going 20 tha ppu- giving
IN ma rlagG, mixing presents, 81, you are
hereby invited 10 assemble yourselves to-
'getdtr daily, (5oon as C)nvenia at--.ii0 all at
,Cnca,) Gt .he
.GEEAT y sr;lN NINETY. VINE CENT
VARIETY STORE
tha'e To srlecE wOet ssamHth goJi n thy
SigGt ior presents tor gour b Others aad sis.
tiers, HurE4 and Ga9l02, parents al. great
aItat Efand parents. Gui Calid 'cHs chtl-
cren'S children. evan unto the lGth all laEu
aerelat!5ns. The l|brgcst and Il rest variety
OF us'tuI articles ever ftarod to tao people
OF Wllw!rgtNa,
t'oIls from . 20 a9", Tea ssts 35 20 soe,
Alphabet aud hui'iint block Will maps,
card nj board S8nas 1Or Cd AID young,
smoking sets. nae p.as, tables, 5edateads,
cradles aruiDs Ant laluy hSc useful
amusement. for chilaren. Also hcntreds a
PIE ssntS for Gtu q, 100 NUMEROUS 70 men.
uGn. Prices arc REDUCED on many articles.
l: -lg aGG l1gE.
col MAHk&t ST. sol MAREEsT ST.
WIL5IlN0T0E, DEL.
I2IS-St end
Daily Republican., 1880-12-30

DOAR RIDING. PLEASANT FRONT
- rODms with b bIsrd, also table oosri. as
French street. l3lTtct
Daily Republican., 1880-12-30

DOARD AT s4l ORANFESTREEr FOR
ID $50 Der week llza,5t
Daily Republican., 1880-12-30

" "ANTED,-A GIRL F1Jk GENERAL
w h0usegOEk. Apply TLJ Mad son st.
l2sLt
Daily Republican., 1880-12-30

Wy ANT Ella HOUSE PAINTER hNL
w apapeT hanger. Bpply ;oS v. SlItf
street l2ftt
Daily Republican., 1880-12-30

IITANFED - GENTL EAEN B lARD
w ess at g1s Il. Third street; terms mod
SAte. lzl0+2W
Daily Republican., 1880-12-30

TKYANTED IMNEBI STELY.-A FAIR
" Of second. hand Haigh runners. Ap-
ply ut the RRpUsLi CAN 0tics,
Daily Republican., 1880-12-30
BOARDING.

DUARDING.--GO Bg ARts Ar FGO)
ID week, with pleasant rooms md every
home comfort for ycahg women, can be found
y avs East, sixth &raet ; Washlna 70 3ents
e1tra llZ}- I'm
Daily Republican., 1880-12-30

TKY YANTED - a PROTESTANT GIRL
w Odo liSht houseWork at SO West
Seventh street lg2sSt
Daily Republican., 1880-12-30
IADHl

T OST.-UN THE EVENING OF THE
~ &tn inst SIS, in going from ftith ard
PtDC streets IN Market street T1s iindot
Vii pease return TIE sanle 10 oOS +. ga st.
l22stt
Daily Republican., 1880-12-30

Wy a NTED-IPD REHr FOX THk. co n
w tn2 year store from three 10 ton
RIles Fom Wilmington, doing from 81 900 u
HO,OOo business. address, stating terms.
!. HERBERT BRO IN.
l1Atu-Es.ltR Mt. CAbA, Dsl.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-30

,cOp SALE - A IDr OF SECDN'
X hsnded p,pnel doors, also ! psis ~
s,ot doors, lot oi aLsh sli good al,o o.W =,
slH and gloch clear pine plAnK HppE
M T. Siytb s. "" 'o''''
Daily Republican., 1880-12-30

A BEAHAM mURkAY, UNDEkTA.
"A. ksr, VIII !urnish cof1ps and baskets O.
III kinds, In tho nsssest styies and cheapest
.ates and a. quick dispatch. All wanting
furnitare In this lIne please call at G1e King
,.eeet Orders may BE- lett at his residence,
SIC Il. llth &C.; StanEburry MuTsy's ba.bei
ihop. Preach d. mar EZiOn NJ. 4. ChurcE
Wilson D. Celdwell'S tobacco shop, National
TALL; Se at the residence CT ". r. Butler,
Pastor Of Ezioa ehurch. 100 Ei3shist. FurnltAre
repaired. e!i
Daily Republican., 1880-12-30

NyAEr ED.-A GIRLFOR GENERAL
w h0uSCWJTA. Apply 40 ". >"eond
arrest lt29 u
Daily Republican., 1880-12-30

THJX SALE OK RBNT.-VE Y DESl8.
Il able tbroA At0ry s2i two stnrs houses
= rood lteatIons. HARLaH CAUSE.
III ln Front ana Tatnal sTeot2
Daily Republican., 1880-12-30

r7tH SALR.-A EIRS = GLASS fS-334
X i,css COW with calf ~ her side, fs-R--
ipp.y al Jefiarson st. JOHN %AisL-o.
lAst5t
Daily Republican., 1880-12-30

I,OR saLB-A RI . ESrOEY B,INK
X Oguss, N. Il cor. An ana fla fi-oa tt'-.
s,,,us modern I'm provemc1ts, term ea6y
JESSEPYLE .3s Kink St. l%ofS""
Daily Republican., 1880-12-30

,,oR sALg OR RE IA Bsbi X
X booSc laI sn6is on F-Nneh .uset, Az.
\ m HTANs, fEsS.Et1rUN
% SoA no. q. sth 8 see.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-30
WAMwED,

UYAS D.-TWU GENTLtM IN
W l1fgors in "a prieA'o family on Wash.
hgton street. who're there are no children
crther bOaIders Nic' y furnished irnut
ard back rooms with bath b eak'1St and
tea II desired reiorsncfs r"quicod. sd Te,s
OOni0rt, REPUIL loan Ctiic8. l.:S o.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-30

-,oR sALE-rh 1T DESIRABLE
nr1perty on tho south. west corner OF Oh
in' m"i NV u. CHANDLER,
p VO5 Market st
Daily Republican., 1880-12-30

-,0p SALE ok NE - a. "b'
s,ory brieh house, no. 50 Ta'nali q e
=, nov. with oil modern improvements
wIi w'i X fold at cost on oasy toms
VII w w. WILLIAM UhNB1,
,oO-ts, oB Market street,
Daily Republican., 1880-12-30
CHURCH FAB SOJP.

Considerable excitement was ersated
At tho co!,red church fair Lhs other
uisat hy J!pI Webster calling cut;
81 ssy, dar's suman d. matter ~id
MS heah oyster soup"
Several ladies' and gentlemen who
contained half a gallon apiece OF tie
soup became dresd'aIly nauseated, ard
QUO o: ths managers OF the fair holding
fist as big 50 a yorng watermelon
rnder Jim's 3 Dote, demanded au expta-
nation.
"Dar Wa al oyster 10 de soup, soah
God dar wAs," aid Jim rolling his
yea around until the yellow only weEu
visible.
When Il comes 10 church fair soap
the ooIoIel race IL ahead by one oyster.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-30
DR.. HA YDOCK'S
New Liver Pill,

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New Liver Pill
SUGAR OOArED)
ONE PTAL ~ A D0SE.
OnE RslLL H a DOSE.
| OES S PILL IN A Dose
These pills are an absolute euro for al
lb.liOus and naiarial affections. Tney' grSp
pie with d!Slase Rt Its fountain head, AL
root out the PATIENTS systen N at once. They
iOrFiiy the BODY against Disease 10 all IL
i iotiDs OF snddeH aJtaoks and epidemios, apC
enable all to bra g the mias nstio iBDger U
\ swsmps and iOTess One vol 0i DIR. HAY
- 'DK'5 NE ~ LIVER ri LIS relieves the
entire system OF pain and aches, onliveni
the SPLITS and sends ne" blood
BBUH DING THOUgM THE VEINS.
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and take no Ot' er.
Hesitation and delay are nothing but an.
othor TO- In OF suic'de when you have . RENE.
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Iato disease 10 timo and you will be saved
many days OF aseless misery.
DR. HAYDOCK's
NEW LIVER PILLS
are the ttae gratns and essence Of health,
and the greatest blessing thai Science Las
ALL OVER rHFB vAsF COUNTRY
Tho People Know Thesn
Tine People Use Them
Tine Poople Ps afso Tn eEn
What hundreds Of Letters say from pa!
tents all oTer tho bsbitsDic sl0be -
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rae OF all BIZ li0ueneHs.
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mo
had no appetite, Dr. Hsydoeks Rev Liv-
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most shepi iGai.
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WeARBees General Lsssltude, Want OF Ap-
petite and Sick Headache Ir. Eaydocs'S
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r. m6dy
They are universal in their effects, and 4
eurs can almost always be guaranteed.
EACH VIAL CONTAINS 70 PILLS.
Ono Pill Is q lose.
PRie6 wengS Five Cents.
ROR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
OAUTION.-E are genuine unless the
s!gpa'ure of ALLtH HAYD, OK surrounds
eIch Vial of Pills Every Pill is sugar coated.
i your druggist does not not Keep them. VIC
viii mai them tree 10 say address on receipt
OF 20 cent?. Five vtalS Tor Sl.0o
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