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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-07-22

CHIcK CHIcK CnlcK See how
they run for Roberts, Poultry Powder
warranted to keep fouls in perfect condi-
tion-prloe only quarter.
A LIFs OF tortureis often endured by
the rhsu matio their pangs may however
be relieved by the use OF the old reliable
remedy, Roberts Fun brocstion. Sold
over 5o,years. No mush room growth. it's
reputation excels all other remedies
Price 35 cents per bottle. Try il just
once.
ID. Roberts, Horse Powders have
been used with astounding results in the
stables Of MT. Pierre Lorillar1, so much no
that the Englishmeu have been ordering
Il in large quantities since Parole, Wall
lenstein and other American horses, have
won thousands Of dollars for their own.
ers.
SIsEs DYsESrERY COMPOUND. There
are no diseases that will so quickly bring
Incidents Of a persons past life and make
him think Of homo and his mother, as
Cholera, Cholera norbus, Dyseniery.
Cramp, Collie and all their kindred
diseases. Aud to be without sines' Dys-
entery Compound whom overiaken with
INC hUONe ulbcbbo 10 " w
hope.
To make a good broil leave . letter
for one Of your sweeihearts where your
wife can find It ; and to avoid any bod.
| lily injury have horse ready ssddied that
has taken Boberts' Celebrated Horse
Powders. above Price SO cents per pack
age.
NJ. b. Roberts Poultry Powders will
cure the worse case OF Cholera or 0spes
| With NJ b. Roberts Poultry Powder you
can increase the pumber Of eggs DO per
cent. Sold everywhere 81 % cents per
package.
Mofhers. before giving your little babe
cough or Group medicines, rene m her
that sines' Syrup Of Tar, Horehound
and Wild Cherry. Is the only cough prep
araiion that contains no opium, NOR
phioe, nor any other narcotic.
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The marriage notice OF David s. Shol-
ley, published in our last issue was a
fraud, no such marriage having taken
place, and the other papers OF the
county will please note this.
Those who furnish us local news have
our thanks, but We hope no more such
tricks will be perpetrated.
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Out ofthe legal fees of the Prothono-
isry's Office Jerry Grouse has given to
charitable, benevolent and religious
purposes more than Josie Lnmbard's
whole assets and half his unliquidated
debts amount 10.
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Hon. John 4. Campbell, ut one
time Governor Of Wyoming and later
Third Assistant Secretary Of State,
died at his residence ut Washington
Wednesday morning 18th inst. He
served with distinction in the Army Of
the Cumberland from the first days OF
the war till its close, where he was
one of the best known staff officers.
having acted as General Schofed's :
Adjutant General during the closing
years Of the war.
The deceased was a brother-in-law
of l. b. Wunderly, Esq. Of this Boro
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REAPER ACCIDENT. On last Thurs.
day Daniel Hassinger, son.in.law Of
John Norman, residing in Bcavertowr-
ship was thrown from reaper, to
which two horses were attached and
received severe Injuries. The right
hand. at the wrist. was cut Of except
u few ligsments, and the left arm
pierced by one of the guards. The
injuries are painful and will cripple
him for life. We havo heard 50 many
conflicting statements AZ to the cause
that we are compelled to stop right
here.
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Jerry Grouse nerer charged a soldier, a
soldiers wido'o, or a soldiers orphan on
single cent for services.
Ga the contrary, at his own expense
has gone TO the east, west. north and
south boundary lines of the county and
executed papers for them.
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fervy Bower. Of Bedford, paid @
ying visit to Miidleburg and Frank
p. Hcrvy is a talented business
Jan, and then his excellent social
lslities make him genial compan-
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Public Sale.

FJNHE undersigned. Trustees. so. by ,ir.
i tue OF 2nl rluries order Of sale
awarded by the Orphans Court ~ Snyder
county. will offer ss Public Sale, on the
premis.s, on
Wednesday, July 2Sth, 1880,
the following described Tract Of Laud. to
Wit All tbst certsin mo.suage and tract
OF land si,uAle in Beaver township, Sny-
der county, Ps. containing
1iS Acros,
nnd ia Terchss. strio, measure, bounded
North by lauds of Abner Aisler and A. j.
Mildle,wrih, Esst aud South by lands Of
A. }. Miiilos~sub. West by land. of
Reuben Aiser. A large, rich vein Of soft.
Brown Fossil Ore
runs through this trsct-bps been devsl-
oped-i. couyeuisni to Railroad. A por.
iion Of above tract it ol,srsI. uuder good
fence and in high state Of cultivation.
the balance
Woll Timbcred.
Snlo 10 commence At ! o'clock I. VI. OF
said cay when terms of sale will DO made
known by
CIAS. p. SwESGLE,
J. u. l.. SWENGLE,
Jun, 10. 1850. Trustees, &c.
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Auditors Notice,

In the matter Of he | In The Orphans Court
estate q John Of fSayier County.
TNtlE undersigned having been appointed
Il auditor by the said Court to distribute
the funds In the hands OF Frederic Steimly
aud James Kline Administrators Of John
Kline. deceased, late Of West Beaver twp.
snyder county. TO and among tbose ens
titled TO the same. will meet the parties
In interest for the purpose Of his appoint.
ment at the Office Of T. J. Smith, Esq, In
the Borough Of Middleburg, 90 Tbursdsy.
August 9th, A. d. 1880, st Q o'clock A.
NJ. when and where all persons having
claims against said estate are requested TO
present them duly sntheutics.ed. or be
dehsrred from participating in said distri,
button.
JACOB GILBERT.
July Is. 1880. Auditor.
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frhe first charge against Lur,hsrd
BY he settled by calling on Ar. vii.
Ft, Of Sdnhnry. He says the charge
substsntivcly true. Joe ask him.
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Edward Bassler Of Frecburg and
pos. J. Smith Of Middleburg are cam
Hates for the congressional no nina
bn in this county, Tinr,.
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|Mrs. Geo. II. Hane, OF Shamokin
pm who was severely injured hy 9
llisicn on the evening ,f the 81, is
|pwly recovering.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-07-22

Nr, Sol. oppenhcimrr aud family
laid our toNna visit on Saturday
last.
Every body seems pleased to greet
the great Clothier-the Tnnnamakcr
Of Snyder county -because os some
pleasing recoilection-a bargain in y
coat, vest. pantaloons, grcat.coat, hat
or some wearing apparel OF a superior
style and quality purchased at such
\ reasonable price at Oppcnheimers
Clothing Emporium maket Street
Selinsgrove, Pa.
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ASSIGNEE SALE OF
REAL ESTATE

TN1E undersigned. Assignee Of
j Christian Waite, viii oner Mt Public sale
on tho promisosi 10 Miidlccrcok TOW wnship, on
Saturday, July oath. 1850,
Tho following described Real Estate, bounded
sni described s follows, 60 Wit North by
MiiilccroeA, East by lands OF Henry stroud
asd Jamos Ruush. South by land OF Mary
kock. and West by lAnd Of Eli koo Ter ani
Mary kcck, containing
One Hundred Acres,
more or less. located on tho Main road leading
from Middleburg to Selinsgrovs, about ons.
fourth mile from Kramer station and one aud
u hall miles from MeIsor station on tho sun.
bury Lswistovn Railroad, whereon arc ercc
teds
Good House, Bank Barn
aud other necessary outbuiiiings-,wo we'll. ot
excellent sator at the door-lot Of cho lee iruit
the vholo under good fence and 10 = high
state Of cultivation, ALSO
Limestone Lot,
containing ONE.FOURTH ACRE, situate
near the above described hrm-s good quarry
-stone-Ci the bost quality.
Salo to commences st 10 O'Clock A. N. OF said
day when duo attendance will DO given and
terms Of sale made known by
JACOB u. WALTER.
Juno "a, 1855, Assignee.
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,ypre tiourry rousrs.-rhs Courts Of
[sdsr County are held on the fourth Mondays
|}.bruary, May, aud September, and second
Codsy Of December.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-07-22

DR.. w. g. Norris ofShamo.in Dam,
showed us C ID. canon ball found
by Alexander Kiskadden, on Blue Hill
willis, plouGhing. This is the second
ball found about the same place. wsS
ii thrown up on the Hill from For,
Augusta?
The Doctor also showed us news
paper published at Cape Town which
he received from friend in the U. s.
Naval service. 1t is large paper, well
gotten Up, with circulation Of $4,000
ard contains some curious adver,is-
ing as well interesting reading matter.
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WE keep on hand all kinds OF
w Blanks such as Notes, Sums
monses, jVorraats, Leases, Su6poe-
sas, de-, ssc.
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STrrcK NJ LIGnrrIsG.-On Monday
evening, during heavy thunder storm
the barn on the farm of Rcss Gross
t'atcly Owned by Christian Gruss,) be-
tween Beivcr:o~n aud Adlmsbury,
wGe :trucl: 10y lightning and burned Ia
the ground. Tie hay and grain of the
present season and five hundred bush.
cls ofoli wheat wns consumed. Bors-
IS, cattle and farm implements were
saved no insurance.
The Cum having been lately divided
Rcss loses tie barn, and Christian aud
Keb. the cgops.
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LIFE INSURANCE AGENTS
WANTED.

a hrst.clsss LIE Insurance Oompsny in New
CAL AGENTS, n upoeoupied territory In tho
state 81 pennsylyaDia, Address MANAGER
or AGENCIES. Boz 100 New Yorh Post once
Deb. 1880.
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ID ED.

July l2;h, In Ccntrevillo. Mrs Kate
Snmpsel, aged y years, 2 months and -
days.
July llth, In Monroe Twp. MIR. Dsnic,
Long. aged o3 years, 3 months and 20
days.
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LEWISTOWN DIVISION.

Tho rseift Etpies, vest cen be hagHsd si
~ eyownsteu ~ =. N. and the A,lsnHo Ex-
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-07-22

Tobacco is growing nicely.
|Almanacs FOR 1881 are already out.
la full chestnut crop may be expec
Daily Republican., 1880-04-16
C1PRIN9 OPENING.

G,PRIN9 OPENING.
SPRING OPENING.
| SPRING OPENING
| SPRING OPENING.
Owing to the gradual advance in prices OF
Clothing, hG'e deemed 1t advisable to lay
in my SPRING sTOCh EARLY, 50 that my
customers may receive the benefit, and be
Kept from paying the increased prices. 1
have spent week in New York snd Phlla-
delphia in selecting tho most dcgtrasle pat
terms fer the approaching Spring and Sum.
mcr trade. 1t has been my aim during my
long business experience to please, my custO.
nerS and sclI my goods lower than all compe-
tltors.
Citizens of Wilmington and the s urround-
Ing country are cordially invited to, all'and
examine my extensive stock Of ST RING
AND SUMMER WEAR.
Ladies are especially invited to inspe, Vt our
stock Of BOYS AND CHILDREN's s UT
LNGS.
NATHAN LiEEERMAN,
NATHAN LIEBERMAN,
NATHAN LIEBERMAN,
fATHAN LlEEERMAY,
OPULAR CLOTHIER.
OPULA z OLOTHIER
OPULAR CT OTHER,
lOPULAR CLOTHIER,
. r. &C r. FIFTH AND MARKET SITS.
i. r.. C' X. FIFTH AND MARKET STS
= n. " Il. FIFTH AND MARKET SrTS I
: Il. " K. FIFTH AND MARKET STS.
p s.-.My entire stock of WINTER v
l faTe marked down twenty
or cert., as do MT intend to carry one dol. -
RS worth of CLOTHING over Any ore
,Siripga
WINTER SUIT OR OVERCOAT i
- 6u now at q decided bargain. s.17.sm ~
MERCHANT TAILORING. 80
WI ~ QUINN, W
MERCHANT TAILOR,
HARRIET ST, 122 MARKET ST, OF
tha jatest styles Of Spring and summer ST
,aSs1inefe and suitngs kept on hand. cnt
mo made In good style.
OLOTHES MADE TO ORDER
ohsap % any Establishment In Whining. e
Gn or philadelphia. B7-3m ~
TOHACCO AND CIGARS. r,
sI'rO BUTZ,
Manufacturers OF all kinds of PC
eAEs sEdARs sEaARs sEeNKs
NO. WEST FRoH STREET, sos
ENorro. eBN nrpz
Daily Republican., 1880-04-16
Laulsssn ess in the south.

The lawless spirit which exists in the
Southern States Is clearly proven by
the report that Secretary Sherman has
just sent to Congress, showing that in
the effsrts Of the Revenue Department
to suppress illici. distilling over 5000
stills have been seized and over 6,l53
men have been arrested. In accom-
plishing this twenty-five officers were
killed and forty-nine wounded. The
worst feature Of the matter is that in
many cases the State authorities sym
pathised with the violators Of the law,
and in some instances interfered to
shield them from punishment, showing
their hatred Of the general government
and the officers who undertake to en-
force the laws. Order loving Democrats
should investigate this matter, in order
to ind where their party is carrying
them. There may be lawlesspess and
erirae in the Northern and Western
sections of the country, but in neither
of these sections can an insta ace be
found where one Of the State authorities
to shield law-breakers, or
ende&vored to prevent tbeabreaking up
Of any illicit business whatever. Only
in the South can stufing ballot toxsE
for the benefit Of the Democratic party,
killing Republican and Independent
candidates for offices, aud resisting the
enforcement OF United States laws, b,
carried on with impunity and the aiders
and abettors Of such outrages he elect
ed to Office. Our Delaware Democrats
understand how to carry elections by
DISTINGUISHING citizens, but they are not
yet prepared to profit by the devices
practiced by their Southern brsthern.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-16
PERSONAL.

Doctor John C. Mccoy is a Young
physician Of great promise. He was
born near Kirawood, Delaware, where
his parents yet reside, but was sent to
New York when about ten years old to
complete his education. After spend
ing some time in the College of New
York, he matTiculated in the university
Medical College in 1875, and in 1879
graduated with distinguished horors,
taking its first prze, known as the
"Loomis Prize" He was assigned to
this position of House Surgeon in Belle.
vue Hospital, which position he yet re-
aims. Latterly he has also been At
dart Physician at tho Womsn's Train
ing Hospital, where nurses are trained.
DR.. Mccoy has evidently entered on
brilliant career.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-16
Our Jurymen.

The panel Of jurors fer the May and
September terms Of tho quarter sessions
Of the court Of New Castle County has
been drawn and published. The make
up of the Grand Jury from the Hun
dreds outside Of Wilmington, SO far as
the political inclination Of the persons
drawn are concerned, is net creditable to
the members Of the Levy Court who
have the selection of the persons out Of
which juries are made. The names
drawn from the panel boxes show
that great care has been taken to
select men Of ssod average intelligence,
and in the country they are as far
~ can DO aseertained about three
fsurths to one fourth Republicans. In
Wilmington, hswever, while it is admit
ted the gentlemen drawn csnnst be %.
jectsd to on account Of q lack Of intelli-
gsnce or sharaster, it is just a little
strange that Mr.. Lodge in selecting the
thirty jurymsn 10 which Wilmington is
entitled, could find no Republicans
whom he considered fit to he jurymen.
This is the second time that a jury list
has been chosen for Wilmington by
Mr.. Lodge which was nearly unsni-
mously Democratic. At the November
term last year nine jurymen were drawn
for Wilmington all Democrats except
one who was summoned on the special
Oyer and Terminer panel and had moth
ing to do. 1t was claimed at that time
that It only happened 50 in drawing the
names out Of the box and that all not
drawn might have been Republicans.
This excuse Of course had to be 40
1epted in lieu Of better one, but as
the same discrimination has occurred
again 1t is asking rather too much Of
the publleto believe that q nearly unan-
imous Democratic jury. from Whining
ton should happen to be chosen BY
chance. If our friend Lodge Of Brandy
wine, who has taken charge of Will
nington interests in the absence of Mr.. |
Carswell, whs Lis too unwell to attend |
the meetings Of the Levy Court, would
make himself little familiar with our
people, or would even make little
inquiry as he passes through to attend
meetings Of the Levy Court, he would
have found that there are some very
yood Republicans in this city who
would have made very good jurymsn.
Mr.. Lodge We know Is unfortunately
afflicted with deafness, but we fear that
he is also little troubled with political
blindness.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-16
Justice 10 Mr. Grubb.

ar, On Saturday, ths Sd Instant, an srti
ole was published in our local column,
entitled san Easter EGg," which convp,
Cd the Inference that Ignatius C. Grubb
Esq, Ex-secretary of State, had enter
cd the restaurant Of Joseph Fullmer,
sos Market street, in this city, on the
night Of Friday, the I'd instant, in an
intoxicated condition, with an injury
sshis face obtained in fight or a fall
~ reason Of such condition.
On the 10th instant we stated that
Mr. Grubb had instituted libel suit
against the publishers Of the DAILY
kRPUBIIcAT for damages for ths pub
lication Of said article.
We have ascsrtained that Nr. GrubL
received the injury to his face from
the falling of his horse upon the street
paving stones, on the evening Of
Thursday the day Preceding his said
visit to Mr.. Fullmer's restaurant. and
that the imputation that he was
there In an intoxicated conditionwas un.
true and unwarranted. We have there
fore applied to him for an amicable COM
promise with view to his abandonment
Of further proceedings against the pro- |
prietsrs Of this Journal or their aeents
and employees on account of said article
and have obtained a settlement upon
the following terms, viz: Tha, we do
retract tie offensive imputation in
said article IS unjust and untrue :;
that We apologize to Mr.. Grubb for the
injustice done him that we agree that
nothing shall hereafter be published
In our columns that is defamatory Or
disrespectful concerning him, and that
We have agreed 10 pay and have paid
to him tipulsted sum for his costs
counsel fees and damages. In making
the foregoing retraction we take ocos- |.
sion to bear testimony to Mr.. Grubb,s {
high personal character and his invari. !
sble courtesy to us both personally and I
and to express our sincere re. a
prot that we were led into the pub- g
li'ation Of the article which may have q
lone him Injustice Or injury. lY
Daily Republican., 1880-04-16

Which were principally bought in''
before the advance, enabling us ~S
equaled inducements TO eur patiOD'
way of prices. We shall continue~
as heretofore to maintain our wldoi'P
for Offering the VERY BEST oafp'D
VERY LOWEST PRICES.
Our commodious and beanHiu'
rsoms afford us ample facilities l0ry
displaying cur Carr cts, and Ws CORFU,
v!te all--whether they wish 10 puu
present or MOTTO call and look uuO'
stock.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-16

the arrivals 30 Immediately West, and
Mr.. Jackson the Superintendent at Cas-
tie Garden. estimates that the average
amount Of msney brought is 800 apiece,
making for the 100000 expected this
year, nearly twenty-five millions Of del
lars In hard cash.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-16
OFFICES.

NOTICE.
IN OFFICE OF THE STREET CoMMIs-
sIoSRR, No 81 l.. Sixth street
WILMINGTON, DEL, April 5, 1880,
property oWnsTs and agents will please take
to pavements will be strictly enforced, and IN
order to save themselves unnecessary troub:e
and expense they will please observe IL;
ordinance relating to pavements: When.
ever any defects or obstructions are found hv
the street Commissioner or reported TO him
ne shall forthwith cause the pavement OF
sideW$'K 10 be repaired or the defects or OBJ.
3, Steuc.ions s 10 De removed at the proper costs
which ihe property belongs and REPORT the
bills to tho City CGDnciI tn be collected he.
lore the Mayor" LOUIS p. LYNCH.
4-o-l2td Street Commissioner.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-16
RcnnaTd &
WlLNlNeTor n

"iLHlNaTos, h,
We copy from ihs "csrpst rrsll T,,
lOF inc consideration Of our ,'. cn,...
We e'ieve-if acted upou-wIi, Ifl'a y
vantage .:s Of these who ezpe,. ~ :,
any tine soon: ~
Manufacturing, ia most r,,,,.
continues with all tho push and i.
characterized it fer the past sI 81, ~ =
ten years before there has No, ~ h.'s y
demand iorcarpsts as has oyI',.S .t'a a
year.
wool is steadily advancing +,
hero and in Europe, and thar. ~ !. n
oaoiiity that carpet wOols will bs,1
per c'nt. higher in the Fan tb'1 y
present. "A
"Reminiscences are now tuyIp,
'eriai obtainable at current rate, M
strsng gnara@tee of tho stsbill,r y
manufactured goods. u
"Not only wool, but also all o,,,,|
raw material, including dyestufs nj
calls, are higher in price now ;b,rs
month ago-and constantly rising
"3rders on manufacturers b,,.,
than they have ever besn bsfo,o n
orders are frequent and llbcrgl An, \
BILE goods are in the hands of IN, II
=" Desirable goods are vSry scarce, \
hension ns to maintenance Of vain,
orders for fall delivery are being Dl,]
at this early date.
1.-THE trade sooms to be full Of ~
Tho bears whs saw nothing but al
aster in the advancing Of prices M
ago, are now won over by the irrsga|
Of events.
"Tapestrie', apparently, ara A, .
ever, and manufacturers books AN
with unified orders,
"Body Brussels are moving ,pDII
conSumption-iudging from the ).,]
Gated orders daily received. Pdopj
fabric arc still low in Comparison n
g:eds, ard consumers evidently s1
the fact.
Extra Superb and Three.p!v 4
scarce, with 10 goods in first hand
'ery limited supply in jobOers.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-16
OUn CIRCULATION.

That our readers and advertisers may
see for themselves that the REPUBLICAN,
Is the paper Of the masses of the people,
We have concluded to give its circula-
sion for . few days. commencing with
Saturday last. The following are the
figures; T.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-16
NOTICE
=.
STATE OF DELAWARE.

An STATE OF DELAWARE,
NEwUAsTLE County, ).
In conforHaity with the provisions of tbe
ACT passed by tho General Assembly Of the
state Of Delaware, on the 26th day OF March
a; D., 1875, hereby give notice that an IN,
pAcadon wssS Sf'td In the Superior Court, on
me 81 SIX day Of April, A. d., 1880, for char
Repanno Chemical Compapy,H TO earrv on O
the business of ma ting, ouyirg, selling. com. M
pounding and refining chemicals, Chemical
explosives, machinery, cartridges, fuses. nri.
mers and such like articles, Ia New Castle
county, aforesaid, and that draft Of tho pr%.
posen charter was flied with the application.
IHAS. BEASTEN, ,Prothonotarv.
New Castle. DEL. april 6, 1880. 4s.tti
Daily Republican., 1880-04-16
VHE VARIETY p.

ToysI ADAMS 4 BRO.
Toys 6o4-MARKEr sTREET--5Oi
Ttys BICYCLES. BIoYoLE's
loss OH1LDREN's CARRIAGES.
Toys A handsome lot Of new childrcn's car.
Toys riages Just In. Gall and exam
Toys Inc them.
Toys
Toys DRY GOODS, HOSIERY AND NO.
Tovs TlUNS, CARPET,
Toys Floor stair and table oil coths, window
Toys shades glass, tin, crockery and wooden
Toys ware, cutlery, rugs, games, s,air rods,
Toys brackets, base boil and bats, masks ,ex.
Toys press wagons, velOcipsdea,
Toys ROCKING HURSES,
Toys doll carriages, wheel barr0ws, fire
Toys works, flags, lanterns, drums, lookinG
Toys glasses, toys
TOys FANCY GOODS AND DoLLssoF
Toys ALL KINDS.
Toys BOOTS, SHOES AND RuBBERS
Toys Agents ter John Clark's Mile End
Ioys COTTON, COTTON,
oys George Olark's 0. N. II. Cotton, VII,
Toys limnntic, and sole agents Tor
Toys
Toys BRAlNERD, ARMSTRONG CO.,
Toys SILKS. SILKS.
Toys
Toys Cheapest place In the city to bug any
Toys thing at
ADAMS d BROTHER,
504 Market street. b14 Market streel
Daily Republican., 1880-04-16
We Have but Ono r

srn ArpIt,
NUTE,--sincs writing the a'O,' "a
received no ice Of on ADVANCE y" ndioN
yard on Extra Sup,r IngEains' 'n .s M
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