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Daily Republican., 1880-12-31
Tne Lana Leseuer,s Trlal.

DUBLIN, Dec. 30.--The proceeding
In the state trials continue TO excit
little interest. The tTaversers strse
gled into osurt this morning. M
PsrDsll arriving quite an hour sfssl
tba opening.
The proceedings were delayed nearly
half an hour By the want Of punctual
| ity on the part Of a ajdryman. Justics
FiizserslA informed hi6 that he WoulG
be fnsd gl00 IL the offence was agsis
committed.
Mr.. Lsw,. the Attorney General, coz.
tinued his speech. He dealt with tn
speeches Of Messrs. Dillon, Biggar, sul-
|livan an Brennan, advising the psopl-
TO pay only Gritiths' valuation, ard
declsrsd that tho traversers had con-
spired together 20 inaugurate Red Be
publicanism and Communism.
Mr.. Law completed the reading Of
seventy seven extracts from Fasechss
OF tie sravsrsers showing that gaey all
counselled the people to withhold their
rent. He then quoted the Judgment Of
Chief Jnstice Cockburn to the effect
that q conspiracy was the act Of two or
more persons combining TO inJUrs .
third party, and that 1t was not necss-
sary that the acts to be done by crini
nal: mere combination to effect
civil injury would come within the
law. He wished to read tho opiriop
Of Daniel 0'Conneil on o proposed
strike of farmers against . rsnt-roll,
0ut this was not allowed by the court
VIZ. Law proceeded to explsin the pun
ishments which the traversers advoca-
ed for those who take evicted farms,
and declared that one of the traversers
had been continued in his post as
paid agent in the Land League after
hsving held persons up by name to
popular exeorRtion and murder. He
dwelt with much effect upon the point
that the traversers had given promi-
Hsnoe to the statements that If thirty
persons were enrolled in the
Land League no army could enforce the
land laws. Mr.. Laws spesoh wss not
concluded when the Court rose.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31
A@G1an aJM In.

Dr., George Smile, q dentist and
deacon Of the First Presbyterian Churct
Of Plainaeld, New Jersey, was foupd
frossn to death Ia Washington Park
North Plainfeld, yesterday morning. II
ia supposed be was seissd with spoplexy
and fell In the snow, on Wednesday
night.
James Barns, . resident Of Rondou:,
New York, was drowned by breaking
through the Toe on the Hudson river,
near that place, on Wednesday.
John Bruen, Is years Of age, wac
killed in Memphis, yesterday, by the
explosion Of oask, while he was ooat.
iDg the inside Of II with bre Wers' pitch.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31
saGiIsFy NATTER.
WnhIsoroN, Del, Dec. 80, 1880.

Il
hHssRs. RDIToRs - Permit me
through your paper " turn attention
upon q matter OF vast sauitary import
ance and one attracting more oorsid.
eiatlon ct this tiue 10 European Of ties
than In this country.
Many persona are moi aware Of the
risk they run Of poisoning themselves
aud their families every time they buy
poultry in market that has not bs.p
fnily dressed or drawn. Any foul is
aplit Tor bumsn food "unisss its en- :
trails are taken ont at the time it 10
killsd." 1t is q physiological fec. bas-
ed upon well-knoWn causes that putri-
ioation begins much earlier In the
intestlnes than in aay other
part OF dead bcdy /; and that this
change or decomposition prod uoing a
deletsrious gas affecting the surround
ing parts by impArting 10 them decid-
ediy poisonous qualities. So that, al
Enough chicken or turkey, for instauce
nay be parfeotiy sound and wholesome
to all external APPEARANCES and yet be
peFmested by what is scientifically
tsrmed pstomainss, or peculiarly pois
onous qualities, varying in its noxious
effects from what would b. sufi oient 70
cause death, to other aud more pro-
tracted ailments Of greater or Issa Sc
verify. And this does not pertain to
Donitry that has been fully dressed
Many vel marked cases Of illness have
come under my own observation in
practice from poison thus impaired TO
the patient, and I feel 1t q public duty
TO give a warning voice against CON
suming poultry which IL not fully
dressed when killed aud offered for
sale In onr markets. Much Is said and
Trit.sH against using unripe and stale
fruits and vegetables In their season,
out az formidable list Of death rat.
and siokaees is directly attributable to
this psrnicious custom and II Ia high
time We had municipal regulations or
State authority to prevent the sale of
this more than dangerous article OF
food. D. LUKsss. AZ. d.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31
umtnn wntrh.N,snt ser1ira.

Wstch-Digbt eer7ioss will bs held III
Union II. X. Church, 5th and Washing
ton strsete, tO-uight(Ffidsy) bsginatIg
a. 10 U'Cl,rk. The Pastor will prsaCh
short sermon on The text as II vel!
with thee :" which will b. folio wed
by a prayer and e,timouy service. ALI
arc invited.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31
Geld and the Oysters,

The oyster trade is said, by some Of
the principal dealers, to be somswha,
stfsotsd by the snow and ice, and al
though there ia no scarcity Of the bi.
valves reported, the price has ad-
Vanced. The difficulties in the way Of
procuring the oysters and getting them
to market ore saiL to be: first, the bad
condition of the roads at some points
leading from the oyster grounds to the
railroad station; second, the Ice covering
the ground, preventing dredging, ex-
cspt at certain direction of the wind,
and third, the high rates Of towsge, it
costing $4,000 to tow an oyster boat to
and from market.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31
flight Of Fall River Rau X Clerk

A Special des patch from Fall River
Mass, says: To-day the Pooasset Ma
tional Bank officers found that JOSEPH
W. Milne, q trusted clerk, twenty foul
years old, was q defaultsr in the sun
OF u, 500 and had fed, it is thought, Il
Canada. He was married about q yea,
ago to most interesting young girl
who had recently become q mother.
His salary was then rsised to 81, 200
per year, which seemed toSe sufioisnt
for his support. He had been in the
bank since early boyhood through fam
lily influence, and Lad won the com.
plete confidence Of the bank officers.
Recently, however, nislsd by jovial
companions, Milne has approached
nearer and nearer to the awful vortex
Of ruin. Only . few nights ago, 10
company with several evil associates,
he was arrested for making q disturb
snoe on Second street.. Monday morn-
lug he took the seven O'Clock train for
Boston, telling his friends that he was
going thereon business connected with
the Knights of Honor Lodge, and has
not been heard of since. Exsmin alton
of the affairs of the bank show tbat&1,-
200 are missing, supposed to have been
taken by him from the funds of the
bank on Friday night, after the &C.
counts of the day, and everything was
found apparently straight. But from
developments this evening 1t 10 assert
ed that Mines aaoounts are &7,50Ol
short; that he deceived his employers
by false entries on the banks record
books, while making true entries on
the deposit books Of the customers. An |
sxpert 10 to night at work On the books, |
and has shown that young Milne's pso-
1lations cover a period Of about three
Iears, and probably a larger sum than
u, 500. The bank has offered Sl00re !
yard for his detection, and Weaver
)s6orns, q bank oAi0sF, and Policeman
Damn are on the oslprivs tracks north
Vsrd.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31
COLD wRA rnER ALL AR0UYD
what rho Wires ssrIag About tns
Polar Wave RrOsaa KaR Raa Near.

l kOtAk wave RfOh1a A1k hAU ~ eAFs
| McSrooMEBx. Ala, Dec. 30.-At
O'Clock this morning the thsrmomste
was degrees above.
BORDBNrows, N. j., Dec. S0.-This 1
the coldest day experienced here thii
winter. The thermometer ranges from
s degrees to ten degrees below zero
rhs wihd 10 West.
NEwBoRoUGH, N. J., Dec. 30.-Th'
tsmpsrstu,e this morning b4tween !
and 7 O'Clock, descended to IL degree.
below nero in this city and vicinity.
The ferry to Fishkili 10 kept open.
CoLUuBUs, Ga Dec. 30-The coolest
weather on record prevails here. The
thermometer In the city stood four
above and on the Alabama hills at zero.
The snow fall Of yesterday virtually
suspsnds business.
wnMSsros, N. c., Dec. 30,-Ths
cold weather reached here last night
The temperature iS the lowest for many
years. At Z O'Clock this morning the
thememster was II degrees above zero,
aud at 10 O'Clock 1t was IL. Snow fell
last night, but only for a few minutes.
RED BAsk, N. j., Dec. 0,-The ther-
mometer AT 3 O'Clock, this morning
vas nine degrees below Esro, being q
fall Of 80 degrees from yesterday fore
noon. The Port Monmouth branch OF
the New Jersey Southern railroad Is ip
state Of total blockade, and only one
train on the main line hos reschedhsre
since 3 p. m. yesterday.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Ds;, 30.-We
are having the coldest weather sxpe-
risnced since 1857. The thermometer
vas 10 degrees above ssro this norn.
ing. The oranges on the trees In this
city are frOgsn and 1t 10 feared that
fruit up the river 10 badly damaged.
About one.third Of the crop has already
been gathered. 1t Ia not known
whether the trees are injured,
A dispatch from sumpter county
says the oranges there are not dsuse-
ed. That county is about ITO niles
south Of this city.
Lone BRANca, N. Y, Dec. 3e.-The
Thermometer was 400 below zero here
this morning. At Fair Haven at s
o'clock, a. M, it was l4o below. The
Wind 10 very high. One train on the
Sandy Hook division of the Ne v Jersey
Southern railroad made Its first connec
tion for New York to day At noon. The
road Is now blockaded, the drifts being
as high as five feet, and she snow Is
frozen hard. The FIRST morning train
from New York on the Long Brxnch
Of Central railroad Of New |
Jersey made Long Branch on time, but
near Hollywood Park was caughJ in |
SNOW drift and had to return. Fast in |
the drift is gravel train, which has
not yet been extrioated, the road hav
ng but single track. No train has
% day proceeded further south than
Long Branch.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31
wAtPkS M0oafnR.

Reformed Episcopal Church OF the
CoveaaD $50 nd near Washington It,
servics to night at 10 80 P. NJ. Rev.
J. L. Estlla viii preach q short ser
mon, subject, : WITNESS Of Time Al
.er the setm,p the meeting will bt
open for prayer and testimony. The
public is invited
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31
L00Ms Ltnhl0ta.

Barney Rosenblatt Is again organIs-
ing. The new child of his inventive
brain will bs knsEn as the Whining.
ton Veteran Hussars.
The Farmers Association OF New Gas
tle County holds II annual meeting in
Esquirs Brsdy's efioe tomorrow.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31
A PIasky Lattle Fellow.

The REPUBLICAN would remipd its one
hundred readers, who are served by
little Johnny Jeferis of the mOt that
New Year comes Tomorrow, and q
present from them wonld not only be
gladly received but he is deserving Of
some gin. Although lsborlng under
many Disadvantage, being a cripple,
he has not missed one day during the
past year, rain or shine.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31

ID IN Defence az tne court.
London Daily Telegraph says
Flt pntlic opinion might have
q unanimous verdict OF &C.
IN the case OF tho audanious
nan who took upon himself to
p with and nj &rry a ward In
fy, rad II not been for the very
tnsiNls course 9 thought fit Ia
u misrepressntipg the young
70 to the clergyman W no sealed
pIial bond. Sns was 2l he
whereas she turned out to be
and, to add to the enormity OF
ce, he further represented hun
ave alept Tor three weeks In q
vIich hs had, as q fsct, only
0ya per!uuotory sojourn OF a
gut. As Vice Chancellor Ma.
aSd sout, there Is a lsmsntAble
00ut system which enables
lntic young people, neither OF
|" legal infancy, to get mar
making false declarations of
no further questions asked.
We Of Mr.. Meh5sr, who per.
this particular fraud upon
%, he had previOualy been
a by the Court Of Chanoery
a'ngsny communication what
the OBJECT Of his affections:
ae deliberately carried her of
ilsd her. his conduct may have
uch Of romance about it, but it
certain TO receive punish
10 marriage Is now valid, but
tanate bridegroom Is In pria-
I'm to the offended Court oil
aud only after q psriod of
pune and the humblsst apo |
aefe any chance OF his being |
1t is quite right that the
'u'ge shOald keep o very
90 tbs doings Of infants, as
she only guardians Of all mi
No ooantrY, as well as those
virtue Of their fortunes, are
onI'ar condition Of "Wards oil
u' 1t may be hoped that the
desperation which tho unfort-
Vsstoom Ia 6 jail will carry
Iully through his ocndu,
u restore him aftsrwRrt-tE
Saddar, maI-to the society |
Won bride.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31
A Word IN, EeRa0N.

illustrating the truism that sword
in season" can often bring happiness
to person or household, Mr.. W. W.
Eckela, Druggist, Springfield, Tenn,
tells tbs following: 81 have a Gus.
toner whose wife had been Ill for ten
Or twelve months, SO that she had not
walked In that time. As almost every
thing had been tried, aud the doctors
had failed to relieve her, told the
husband of 81. Jacobs Oil. He pro-
cured two bottles, hut did not use much
more than one, before she was walking
around the room."
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31
Thr"s muracrn Yes,erSav

A oolorsd man, nsuet Wright ser
iously wounded deputy sheriff named
Bsteman, who was, trying to arrest him
aud was then shot dead by another
deputy, In Sumpser county, South Car
olina, yesterday. John Williams was
stabbed TO death BY George Tacker in
drunken quarrel, In Halifax county,
Virginia, few days ago. A warrant
has been issued In st Louis for the ar
rsst of Mary Grover, who Is charged
with having placed her baby on q va
cant lot and allowed it TO freeze 70
death, last Sunday night.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31
Death OF Mrs. Hammer.

Mrs. stens Bertha Hammer died yes
tsrday in this city IN the 44th year Of
her age. II is thought that her death
was partially caused by being hurt in
the accident upon the P. W. C B. R.R.
near the Brandy vine Station In 1879.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31
The weather..

War Department, Office Of the Chiel
'ignal Officer, Washington, Den. 3l-1
4. m.
Indications for Pridsy--For the Mid
lie Atlantic States, clear or fsir wealth
er, northwest to southwest winds, ris-
ing barometer, lower temperature In
northern New England. and a slight
rise In temperature in the Middle States
during the day.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31
etrnyeo AWAY on sioIen.

A Maltese cat, having a small white
spot on the throat and frosty gray nose,
either straysd away or was stolen on
Wednesday night, 22l inst. A suita-
bic reward will be paid for information
or her return BY z. James Belt, 9o3
West street.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31
Tn D.stt,u,o CIrcamstSnc~s.

A familY Damed Meanta on FOuFVh
street next door to B0diy's shos store,
ara Ia ve"v desi nt" oiroum' tspce'.
Donat ems left at Mrs, sutterley's, Nc,
10 West Third street will reach them
promptly.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31
AEUSE HENTA.
NOSIees Of TninGa Theatrical in
the nenr FHtuFo.

NOVIees Of TniAea Theatrical 8z
th" ne0r FutuFo.
| Joseph X. Bmmitt who had engaged
to appear here in ''Frits" on the even
ing Of January 7th AID 9Th, teIegrapbed
to Manager Bayliss this morning can
feeling his engagement.
A CHILD oS tbs sTATH.
Hoey and Hsrdy's combination will
appear here to morrow night in this
celebrated play, and 1t deservoO a large
audience.
The scene OF the play Is laid at The
Hague, In Holland in the Latter part oI
the seventeenth 0eutury, and the title
comes from On old Dutch Law, that
made femsls orphans, not Otherwise
provided Tor, "Children Of the stAts;"
and protected them from harm by re-
quiring that any man compromising
the honor OF ons OF these girls should
marry her, or suffer death.
The Atlanta (Ga.) Consultation says
Of tbs performance:
The Hosy- Hardie combination is net
o ooiupsDy OF mere actors, but . group
OF genuine artists. and as they 'strut-
I'D and frstted" their "hoar upon the
stage" last night. SO thonght that We
had never seen smoother, stronger or
more symmetrical pertormsaoo on the
Atlanta boards. It was the movement
Of a disme, and there was not an In
congruity in costume, naw In sloeu
ton or q hitch III the scenic effect TO
mar the psrie It enjoy Of the aud
fence"
EfCRs.
The mere announcement OF Rieo's
Surprise Party in "Revsls" on Monday
nigh: will surely be sufficient TO Ill
the Opera House. The Phill lsiphta
Bullesin saya;
"Rics's Surprise Party was crested
o. the Walnut St'est Theatre, laat
evening, by IN audience both large
and appreoiative. It hsd been hintsd
that BY the loss Of Willie Edouin and
Miss Alice Atherton, Mr.. RiCe's compa-
ny would DO so disabled that their
spseislties thls season would fail to
0 al forth the enthusiasm which was
thtirs last winter. These prophets
nnst surely fail in their predictions,
II one is to judge from tte performance
D. "Revels" las; evening. Miss Topsy
Venn, a oharminGly plump and jolly
who some Ehat resembles Miss
Athertop, whom shs succeeds, won tie
carts OF the audience At onos. She
sings and dances we'll, and has that
Ill NECESSARY vim which ohsraoteTizss
Lbe successful extravaganza Perform
sr."
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31
ts'maa Entsrsuiumsu.

;,n;sny Baptist Church Sunday
" give their Christmas enter.
- 'nls evening in the church,
- aud Jackson streets. No
,se viii be charged. All are
= Oe . on hand, az old Chris. will
veiGoGe ell his friends.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31
Wneosa MaatsmG.

A cottage watch meeting will be held
this evening a. 8 O'Clock, ct she house
Of Mr.. Kyle, 500 Wsst Fifth street. All
are invited.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31
state OF the rhormomeeer

at the REPUBLICAN, Office, on Friday
morning, Dec. 81:
7 O'Clock, 10 O'Clock, IL O'Clock,
90 80 2l3
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31

Sudden changes Of temperature are
very productive Of coughs Gnd colds,
which always yield, however, very
promptly 70 DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31
Christmas Festival.
OLD swEDtA.

A large CON gregation was present aI
the Old Swedes Cnuroh at the Chill.
dren's Carls!mas Festival. 0EsE "
Bibles were press uted to the larger
scholars, while the smaller ones re
Ostved handsome box Of candy and
fruit. The services were conducted by
the Rector, Rsv. DR.. Frost, assisted by
the Rsvs. 1. q. Litteil snd Y. q. Al.
corn. The Rector made q brief and
appropriate address. The singing was
unusually spirited ard consisted Of
bssutiful carols and Csntiolss, In the
rendering Of which ths children shoW-
ed great enthusiasm and careful rain
Ing. Mr.. w. j. Fisher led them and Mr..
W. J. Parry gave hts valuable Assist
ance at the organ. At . O'Clock the
children were dismissed to their homes
we'll pleased with their presents. A
special feature Of the evening was the
handsome decorations for Christmas
tide. They consist mainly OF 3 haud-
some articles in the front Of the chan
Gel With fsstoons of evergreens rising
above them to q point above the old
fashioned sounding board. They were
designed By Mr.. W. J. Fisher who had
charge Of the decorations, ana
ably assisted hr. Charles Card, who
put up the arches. At the close OF the
service Mr.. W. J. Fisher received a
handsome gold present from soma OF
his friends, whsss kindly feelings were
deeply appreciated by him. And so
closed another happy Christmas Fes.
tiVal.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31
Reu Mem.

Last uight t5e following otHosrs we're
elsctsd by KeOkuk Tribe, No. 3. |. o.
R.M:
Sschem--A. L. Jones.
Senior ssgamore--tieorSs II. Woods.
Junior Ssgamore-James u. Bruce.
Chief Of Records-Aubrey Vapdever.
Keeper Of WGmpum--Dr. J. T. v.
Blooksom.
The salary Of the Chief Of Records
was increased TO $50 per annum.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31
OLrvgr CHURCH.

A very enjoyable sociabls was held
last night in the.ettrsctiye lacture.room
by the teachers, scholars aud friends OF
Oliset Presbyterian Sunday School
The music, which was exec lent and
appropriate, was furnished by the
Chsrch choir which is largely oonsti
tnted OF members Of The school, with
Miss Lara Eorrison - orgsHist.
The pastor OF the church, 2oV. C. P.
Hallery, conducted the opening devo.
tional exercises, and read the scrip
tural aocount OF the birth Of Christ,
after which q Christmas Carol was
sung. Miss Maggie L. Carpenter was
introduced. and read q poem entitled
"New Years sAlutatiOn," which she
had composed for the occasion. This
proved to be one Of the best proiue-
tions Of this young authorssS, aud It
is hoped that she will Gllow 1t 70 ap.
pear In print.
Much TO the disappointment OF the
children Santa Claus was too sick TO be
present, but when they were informed
that he had not forgotten item, but
had sent his wife to dispense good
things to them; and wheu at this mo-
ment Mrs. Santa Claus, in the person
Of Miss Ella Bseson, appeared, aud ad.
dressed them rs only tirst-olass Mira
Santa CLAUS knows how to de: they
enjoyed the joke amazingly. A bean
titul song rendered by q quartstte Of
voices Was sung, and then followed two
rscitatiOng--one by Hsttie 5moiley,
who lie always heard with delight, and
the other by Bessie Hammond, q four
ysaT. old orator, whose piece brought
down the house. Zach scholar was
supplied with osks and confectionery,
aud the happy company separated at
little after nine O'Clock, well.plsas0d
witt the entertainment that had been
Afforded them.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31
spECrAL nEsrIoa.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ! JSr RE
f1 sssIyed . fine lot OF goods, Will sell
v - ,hs christmas holidays att . folloW
tihYs Ylsnced prices: 8 ibs Islsins 2t \ 3 ins oil
.1rts a6e. 9 lbs apples 2bc. . ibi crackers
IN al irench prtinee, &c, AZ b rs assort-
XIV sS 4 lbs apple butter ", lbs Webb .
". " n est ase, choice o.. 90 sdiess raisinS u
nS Is. "a ~. guitAnna ralains lto. mus jatels
s,tcn no, oKapge and lemon peel 10 cts,
IT,. oorn 10, t0matoeS 10 ols EiayaFa
w, lbs p. and q. Oeliue soap 26c.
~ y iNS I'm a, bleacher o., Uloine soap 30
" gSsSryheat sSh 40. New crop, n Orleans
.,.Uss.ssSa. golden dTips, 1Sc. white 100. sil
isI,os igc, 8. H. molasses 10. Teas 800. our
lT.V Y sne. our 51c We guarantee. UoffSo lao
IN n fair, 700 is extra bost, Mo 2bo
Isr,S ~, 10. maracabo, 2bc. santos 29c, tsvs
ts'{.ble reaches loo. per osn. pie peaches
sSset der 60. qt. chow chow, pickles,
49, csullfOwer In buckets and quantity
% %t tho buy srs. also 9 full assortment OF
ssnds. pluDs prunelias, walnuts, cher
Mack berries oranDerries, etc. Our &c.
!, 4 So0d, our nour at go we guarantee,
m rsiund the money when not satisfactory
P.J. FORD.
lak2w Frout And Madison SEs.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31

No family that has any regard for
domestic safety and comfort can afford
to bs without Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup
In the family. Price ~ cents Q bottle
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31

|iS10r herring buu Obudf Nbtl0tios
BE- fnry tribe. Also . fine lot OF
sVn. He hopes the ladies will call
b,
CoanEry Sausage.
f. Vernon hGs on his stalls, In the
b aud Eighth street markets, q
e supply OF country sausage, scrap
pork, lard, hams, 60. He will b.
4 10 have all his old customers and
y new ones to give him q call.
br. sImma' Whiea PuImVnIc
BGtSREn,
hnous throat and lung remedy,
IHsd by thousands. 500. and 81.
depot, 4th and King; phila., 6O2
81; Baltimore, 108 Baltimore at.
Facts Hard 70 Boat.
iVe had bad cough for several
and Ons boLtls OF DR.. Bliss'
b Syrup has cured me.
&GA SULLIVAN, 9l4 West 2i 81.
B,--DepOt, 2l7 Yves! Sd street.
BIankeGs.
ss, VI. N. Ksnnard & Co., R21
et street, have q large stock Of
eb and are selling them at lower
than they can buy them to-day.
Potatoes an Apples.
Dsy'S, 3O3 King st., Is hssdquar.
br produce Of all kinds. Special
ements to parties for oar load lots
% the Boston Boot & Shoe House,
LaIket street, and select your
p, for holiday presents, the
aiook in the city, At prices rang.
A75 cents 70 $500. Gail early
iIited. Sole agent for X. C. l
Ito shoes.
kiles, chemicals, toilet and fancy |
d families supplied with medi-
accurately. Domestic Cough |
Al West Bod Pharmacy, Seventh
G:rson streets. |
'ur roof leaks have ii made tight
Mitchell, jr., $40 West FroGt
vhO makes no charge uEiOsa
Ire stopped.
Protectors Of Lambs Wool,
% and Rabbit Skin, dotible and
very cheap, at HartmGn's DIugl
fit!h and Poplar streets.
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