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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-11-04

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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-11-04
NOTICE.
Administrators Sale of Real
Estate.

Probate Court Fayette County Ohio.
In pursuance Of an order of the Probate Court
Of fayette County, Ohio, will offer for sale, al
publio auction
on Tuesday, the 10th Nay OF NOvem-
ber, 1850,
at O'Clock p M, upon the premises, the follow.
ing described real estate, situate in the county
Ol Eayette aud STATE Of Ohio, tO-wit: Being part
Of Henry 6utnes survey, No Col.
Beginning at the Cross Roads, the Greenfield
road and mud roadi thence with the Greenfield
road south N4 degrees EustB5 poles 30 hickory
and white oRk thence south 90 degrees West f86
poles n stake n Jamcs nutlersOn's iine1honce
North latleglee West i91p0les 70 stake IN the
corner Qi mud fead near q hollow hickory and
corner 20 duhg Mehlwalna lot Of land bought 0i
lew TRACY thence IA ihe center Of said mud
ipAq Aorh . degrees East So poles 10 the be-
alnulHEt containing sCfcnty-eight acres and
nifriY pQle he ihc anne more or less.
hIaed 10 $3.50 00
of sttE,~Qnc-thrd in hand one-
e yelf and ono thffd in tnoyears
d 9la With interest, ihp deferred
Hnf mortgage upon The
M GEInEH
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-11-04

Lovers Of honey will be gratiled to
learn that DR., BULBS Cough Syrup is a
much sWeeter article in winter and
much better for cough.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-11-04

-Blakemore says It is his intention
80 offer a fine Breech-loader to the
party killing the most Hawks between
now and February Is, 1881,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-11-04
EllEIl.

At her late home, In Perry township, this
counly, ElisN Orr, wife Of Mr., John Orr an
Tuesday, the I'd inst. Aged over 10 years,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-11-04
Extraordinary Bargains 3 Dress Goods

20 Pieces NOVELTIES at &C. per yard
$50 Pieces DRESS
s, TO- l21, IA, To- 49, Is, 90 % and 4
80 Pieces NOVELTIES COOrig 25 30 and m
yard worth half I'M. rS
20 Pieces PERSIAN CASHMERES Wool Finish
so Pieces BLACK AND COLORED CASHMERES,
So SO, &C., 65 IS, Soc and $780, appreciated
Handsome Line NDRESS SILKS BRO
CADED PLAIN TRIMMING SILKS far Manufacture
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-11-04

ROAD NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that petition will be
presented 10 commissioners of Fayottc Coun.
~ Ohio 90 their next session TO be held on the
lirt MORday Of December, A. ID. 1880, PRAYING
lor the establishment OF a county road along tle
ieilowing described route in said county, to-Wit:
beginning ht point IN the Lambert road al the
tufnT 0l she Clayb0uruG and CrOughan sur
ffgA and now corner to lands OF j, w Mer-
gimnt ard Clark PenheFgrass and near the real.
iienee otJOhn streets on the James Rankin land;
thence noriheast with the course OF said Lam
ist rcd through said Rankin land t1 APPOINT
Iherc said proposed road strikes the Z, W, & g.
D, RI thence With the line Of said railroad to
n BEER street IN AlleutoWnl Thence Crossing
t4id street, with the line Of the Dayton 4 South
hgitrn Railroad 10 the ALLEN Improved road
seer be InselHe 4 Arnold elevator. Aud said
lrt'1'en iurfhei prays that % much Of the old
lgad Hlpplied by the new, namely That
raIt llinnlna from flse survey corner Ub0yede-
aip NnH between TIC lanai ol John w. Mer-
NN or te cue Nae and cue lands 81 James
nlin Heir hlllah kiien, Jr. aud Mahalu
tlN tlleollier altleI r t'ie qua Alie improved
m3i. ps vacated s1hAs SPARKS
4na others Pltitionefs
Ns 50W5
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-11-04
ASSigmGG'S Sale
Oh
ESTATE!
District Court Of the United States 70,
Southern District of Ohio.
y. NJ. Gibson, Assignee etc,
vs., ; Notice,
Isaac j. Vance et al,


BY virtue Of an order Of sale issued from sale
court, to me directed, will, on
aturday, the 2Oth nay OF NOvom b or,
1880, at o'clock p, NJ, offer for sale at public
auction, at the door OF the Court House In wash.
ington, in the county Of Fayotte, Ohio, the fol-
lowing described real estate, situate In said
county and bounded and nddescrbcd as follows
Beginning at stone, marked "C' on the plat,
corner TO William and Edward Taylor in the
line OF Samuel Coilman; thence north 50 degrees
and 20 minutes west 20 poles to a stake in Tay-
or,sline; thence south degrees Is minutes east
2S7Bp0les to stake IN the south line OF the tract;
thence south Sd degrees 40 minutes east 20 poles
TO q stake In tho line Of Samuel Coiiman thence
with said line north degrees 10 minutes west
@.Bpoles to the beginning. Containing acres
and 8si poles, and being part Of Baron Stou-
ben's Survey, No. COS,
The whole Of said premises Ia encumbered by
the dover estate Of Catharine Vance, widow Of
james Vance, late ofsaid county, deceased.
Appraised at S. per acre.
Terms Of sale, cash.
+. NJ. GIBSON, Assignee,
NJ. j. WILLIAMS, Atty, 5Ow4
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-11-04

Ip Kansas, Missouri, Arkansas and
Nebraska, Tuesday, November 9th, T,
1850, via Panhandle Route.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-16
AT THE OPERA HOUSE.
rho New Bcenery-ComiBK Per-
formap ee. Y


The Opera House presents a much
more agreeable appearance than during
tasL Season, owing 70 the new ecober,
All the scenes have been overhanleo
and retoushed making q great improve-
ment and two handsome interior
scents have been painted. These LAT
ter look very handsome and supply :
ueed that was felt last season, but
which could not then be supplied owing
to the frequency Of performances. Th'
painting was done by William sohseffsr
of Baltlmsre. Some other improve
msnts about the Opera House are cou.
,s IN plated, and will probably be made
during the fall or winter.
At present a number Of performances
are booked. One of these, and the first
on the list, is Isl Slocum, or the Trap
per and his dog" This is Frank |
Frayue's great piece, and he has won a
vide and enviable reputation as .hs
leading character. Frayne has never
been in Wilmington. The play will be
given on Saturday night.
On Monday evening "Pranks" wit
! be given by Ford and Denham's Mas
querade Party.
"The Pirates Of Psnzance" will b.
burlesqued on the evening of the 25tt
inst, by Ren,z santley, in "Penn's
Aunts, the Pirates"
Then on October 2nd, We will have
Jarrett's and Guliek's Musical Phalapx
Possibly. Joe Jefferson will favor u
with a visit during the fall.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-16

Mr.. Aslmesd Bartlett, the fi.ncss Of
Baroness Burdett-Coutts, is said, III
England, to be- entirely English by de
scent, his grandfather having been born
an English subject. The Baroness will
probably, therefore, retain her immense
fortune despite some of her relations
who wished to profit prematurely
by the capricious clause in the Duchess
of st. Alban's will, which provided for
the reversicD Of large part OF the ss-
tate TO other relatives should the Baro
ness marry foreigner. The object Of
this clause was 70 prevent the marriage
OF Miss Burdett. Coutts with Mario, the
tamous tenor, with whom she was then
desperately IN love. She used TO follow
aim from cay ital to capital, and her sp.
psaraucs 10 ths stage box was as suft
AZ Mario's on the stage.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-16
The RrfEaaaers.

The South has to day ninety fve Con.
gressmen in the councils of the nation.
OF these, seventy fvs were in the SER
vice Of the Confederate Statss-were
rebels, served as generals, oolonels,
captains ard in other positions. From
six of the Southern States both the
Senators are rebels. In other words, Is
per cent. OF the Senators and Reprsssn-
tativ.s from the Southern States in the
last Congress were prominent actors in
the late rebellion, and 80 per cent. Of
all the Democratic members, North and
. nth included, are ex conf.derates.
That ia the question that now oonfronts
the loyal people of the North. The is.
sue Is a plain one. Are they willing
that these traitors and heir csppsrhead
allies shall control the destines of this
sountry or not' What answer will
they give'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-16
TEe Murdered Tram ,.

The Coronsr's jury at its. session yes
terday afternoon in inqairing into th'
mystery Of the dead tramp heard tb'
testimony of the physicians who ha6
made the post mortem examination
md adjourned again until this evening
when more evidence will be taken.
Mr. Nugent, who was informed Of the
man being found in the car by tb'
tramp, will be summoned. The Coro,
ner has telesraphed to DR.. Wharton o
philadelphia, to know about the color
ID tramp George Russell, who contra
dic,sd himself in his evidence. Rus
sell said DR.. Wharton had employed
him, The two tramp5 are still in cns
tody.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-16

The mem be,s Of the State Lsgisls-
ture started to-day on thsir excursion
to Coney Islana where the annual re-
union will be held. They went from
New Castle aud Kent counties on tbs
Delaware Railroad traiu leaving here
at D. 2j o'clock andat Harrington board.
ID special car ou the ]. K B. R. R.
la this they were taken to Lewes, ana
they will go theDce to New York on
the Old Diminion Steamship Line
Senator Sharpley aud representative
Ware, II II. Golelazsr, A. +. Francis
and Col. J. G. Flrra went from this
city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-16

Ers, Mo-, Sept. Ia Every man is
.lpp to his post out here. Not one
.bIicsn Is gOiug 10 change his vote
apeocS.
srs Is no hope Of carrying the State
lear bot RepublieanS are going to
4 reduce the Democratic majority.
ara going 10 work in earnest.
are organizing Garfield and
In ubs all around. Nobody wants
IpCs. The Rsprbli' aus all think it
IA be advisable to put q full State
II 10 the aeld, and so many Demo
will not csst their votes for Crit.
en.
y press gives this State a hard
;, and Il deserves il, IS there iS a
DIAL Of fraud carried on. In this
h. the Democrats dressed negro
en- IN men S clothes and had thom
for AIlen--a man who was trying
It the nom irstiou for Congress. Al
gh this state ia 80 Ovsrwh halmingly
cratic tkess are 3 few loyal men
and they don't want to bs coant'
ut. They are going 70 bs heard
In November.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-16


.,ing Of the DUPONT Gu ards,
'!ai ~ |, vas decided 70 90 70
sp,Is' s's and sscor. the body Of
KIN gs,bsrt thence 10 Milford, pro-
y i'iy transportation conld be Sc
~ M money enough could bel
NV = nav the expenses Of the en-
Va ,ommittee to attend TO u a
ssisct va. appointed.
allowing orcer TO the ate
| 'J n rsi.rsnce TO the inne ri Of
TOrbsrt has been Issued BY
"A. Macallistsf; I
,.r Rxor. DEL. Vol. Nil Alta, I
y s,,s iS, ron, i,EL Sept. 10, isso.
orders No. .. N, no . 49,,
nJm,cands W In readiness : n paTtic pate
ssyTjees o. the IA q sl0r.(ien-
u 4 Torbert, whose remains are cE-
a,,,ys Al PhilIdeipo ~ on v cdnes.
Sa,sday ai nsSt WesF!.
ats inc details wi be announced
.. Iu,iher Information is o6tailed
!; A. .Tsps psemsnts can he nsdo. ny
Of -.,., ,Srup
Ia,onel Command OK re. sinent.
i. vi. HA9r, Adlutsit
Fisher, Richard Harrington
|,e!ousl L, hand, Jaxes PsnrsWrlI
,ers have iss6sd . oiTCnler from
Living NOTES that a meeting vii
Al lhe GirArJ Houss, 'fhiladel
4. 2 p. IN to-@orrow. TO max
pusnts ,or holding a nsmorisI
in honor OF Gensral Torbsrt
rculsr suggests that a public
II bs hsli in .t.s 0FerA House,
Al The lnemogisl addresses shall
|utsd and preserved 10 pamphls'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-16
Tnrawn FROM a CarrIaSe.

A team which was driven last even,
ing by William Hamilton, an aged man
residing at Lincoln street and Lowering
avenue, ran against the frame Of the
mortar bed on Tatnall street between
Ninthand Tenth streets. The horse took
fright and leaped out OF the shafts,
throwing Mr.. Hamilton from the car
riage violently to the ground. When
picked up he seemed stupifsd. Sew
eral severe cus, one Of which blsd pro
fusely, we're discovered upon his head.
He was taken to Kirkman's livery
stable and Dr.. Snitchsr was summoned,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-16
NEW AnYEnIIsEnrN... AZ.

ELuUK FLOUR! AT CHANGER
IL store, 1903 +. 9th st. J ast think, bar
rel Of good -four Tor SS this ls no Trashy stuff
but excellent -four iOr the price. Give it
trial. We have -four at S6 and 90 SO per bar
rel old wheat -four at 4e. ID; best pastry &c. lb.
fee in the city fer the price. rent forget our
Eos er,s ,eas at SOC. ID we have had parties
from NeveY Ork to ray they never tastt0 such
Yea. tOap Bnd &c. bar, they are wonderful.
We have iust o. ened lot 0t oroods and
0rp ste soue and see them, Il Will pay you
for your cuDle. Dent iCrget aur DC. starch,
and Boston c-naes, ;iue llish duJco loc. H.:
OFT meal &c; Dlein soap &C. COLeio l3 L.
9TH street aud see for yourself.
yE+at T. N WIER
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-16
THE MAINE ELECTION.
Tho ResuIt for .. vernon SIN I'm
Doubt But the Chanees I'm Favor
OF the Republican Can0sass

1t appears from late returns from the
'utorlOf towLs Ut Malno tnat The toast-
Fusi>n maj 'rity has dwindIed to an
insignificant pufa ity, with COED
respect that even this will bs wlped
'nt. The vote is very close, however,
aud it will require official figures TO de.
.ermine the result.
One thing is certain-thst Plais,ed is
not elected by majority, and the
ehsnces appear to be decidedly iu favor
Of his Republican opponent.
AUGUSTA, Sep. l5.-The theory ad-
vanced in these dispatches that the Re-
pub!icans would gain largely in the re-
nots towns, where Bsrnum's barrel
eould no: be rolled, proves correct, and
It is even ossible that Davis is elected.
The latest foOtiDgs, carefully made,
show the total vote in 4i9 towns 10 be
l4o,25l, of which Davis has 10, 9e5;
Piaisted, 68,957; Nye, ia; scatter
ing 255; Davis's majority, 1879.
Eghty'one small towns remain 10 be
heard from, whose vote last year was:
Ropu bliean, 2.427; Fusion, 3,740; Fu-
sion majority, 1873 Should these
towns vote as last year. Davis would
have clear majority OF 366, or q plur-
slity OF 1876. AS the returns on the
vote On the Constitutional amendment
for eleo ion by plurality indicate its
adoption, there is very strong proba.
bility OF Davis's election.
Ons cause for doubt remains 10 be
considered. The towns to be heard
from are chiefly in Aroostook County,
on the New Brunswick border where the
French settlers and are very rapid vot-
ing abound, in Democratic crisis. The
Legislature stands: Senate, % Repub-
licans, 8 FnsioniS's; House, IS Repub-
licaus, 50 Fusionists, 8 in doubt. The
Democrats have been preparing for
grand celebration Thursday night, but
the dubious outlook of to. day has had
a dampsning effect upon them, aud the
morning will bring them no cheer.
The later returns change the estims-
ted majorities in Congressional districts
somewhat, but not results.
PORTLAND, Sept. l5.-The outlook
for the Republicans is brighter. We
gain as the returns come in. All but
96 towns have been heard from. If
those towns, which cast 1000 votes,
go as they did last year, the plurality
Of the Fusion candidate for dovernGr
will be only 3S. We have to gain
only 40 votes in 4, 900 to elect our cau-
didate, and the Republican gains this
year have all been from the country
toWns.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-16
Heath Of Or. Gvaer,

Tux VENERABLE DR. GRgER, who for
ffty-four years has been pastor of the
Presby terian church at Brandywins
Manor, Chester county, died on Sunday
last, aged SO years. DR.. Greer was one
OF the most widely known divines in
Eastern Pennsylvania and was uuivsr
sally resp c:ed aud beloved. Not
member is now living who belonged to
the church when DR.. drs.r took charge
Of the congregation.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-16
VI ECIAL MEMTIOX.


lag may relieve, but hsy can
Naat laus back, iOr tie kidneys
tue uouoi and you want q remedy
Es dir ely on their sseretioHr, 60
|ny AMI rrstors their he .lthy c0DLi
|n' Kilnsy.Wort has that specific
|lon-aui at the same tin. it rssu'
|e' tina bow .ls perfectly. Don't wait
|ge' SICK, but get package to-da"
4 cure yo1rsa'f.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-16
srsaex Groen bs sckers.

On Monday afternoon the SusSsx
Green hackers held convention in the
Court House In Georgetown aud noEi-
mated for State Senate, Georges X,
ThorougLb bred fer Sheriff, Luther W.
Cannon, of Baltimore hundred; for Cor.
oner, George Smith, Of Nantiooke Hun.
dred. Speeches were made by several
present, the most aggressive bsius that
Prothonotary Lof &, who sew rely ar
raigusd the Democratic officials, and &C.
cused them in their presenca Of system.
atioally dsfraudiDg the county.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-16
Wont Fnse.

The Dsnocrats AMI GreenbacksyE Of
Hmira, N. ~, had a joint. but not
Harmonious celebration last evening at
their victory in Mains. The speakers
of the respective parties claimed for
sach the honor Of the victory, and the
result was much III feeling, evincsd by
alternate hisses and cheers. The Demo
cvsts 6ually retired, Leaving the Green
back srs In the fsld.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-16
A Debate.

The Rarkness Literary Society,
which is connected with the Harkness
Academy, will debate this question to-
morrow afternoon, in the school room;
Resolved, That Partial Information is
more injurious than Falsehood." The
friends of the pupils are invited to be
present. The following persons are ths
newly elected officers of the society
President-Prof. Wm. Newell.
Vice " Joseph GoodiDg.
Secretary--Nrs. Novel;.
Cor, Mamie Withers.
Fin. John Parmalse.
Treasurer-Prof. John Earkness.
Marshal-Harry W. Simpson.
Actuary-Georgs McCloskey.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-16

Philip Anspatoh, OF fremont, Sohuyl.
kill, county, aged about 80 years, was
found lying dead at Lorbsrry Junction
about o'clock, on Monday morn ing
Deputy Coroner 2iebaSh held an in.
On, st and the vardicts of the jury render
rd at tho time was "dssth from apo
plexy." But since then it has been
learned that the body is being cut Opsn,
with q view to getting at the exact
cause of his dpath. The deceased was
heavily insu'ed by several parties,
soms say to the extent of 100000.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-16
Liam Nee tIag8.

The one hundred and thirteenth
monthly meeting of the Central Loan
Association was held last night, and
the last payment Of the first series was
made. $500 WAS sold at 10, 81 400 at
l04, $lC0 at 8, and 800 at per cent.
premium,
At meeting OF the Aid Lean Asso-
citation, last evening, 5000 was sold at
one per cent: dremium.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-16
HOY Iniuraa.

\ 'on OF Oseph L, Carpenter, Jr,,
|tdIus at Nc. 7l6 French street,
Severely injured upon the kead,
list he vas playing in the vicinity oI
Bile school No. 5, yesterday morn
/. Ta7 osuss Of the accidt mt wa a
|p door which was blown from one
tde neV houses, which srs being
ecIod in that neighborhOod The
vas taken LONE and DR.. Maull was
|An)u.i.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-16
Rising Sun Republicans.

The Rising Sun Republicans have OF
ganized campaign club with the fol-
lowing 0ftlo. rs:
Ptestdent-John Wooters,
Sscrstary-Jamss Vincent.
CaptaiI-Frank Sheppard.
First Lieut.-Thomas Sterling.
Second Lieut.-kUbert Reed.
The Arrangement Committee of the
club is Daniel K. Clover, Joseph
Knox and James Hunter. A meeting
will be held tonight.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-16
waiting Orders.

Preston Brothers, popular Tonsorial
Artists, are waiting orders from the
defeated party in Maine, to be prepared
give them first otass shive, hair
eut and sh an roo n ths most artistic
New York style.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-16
Tho Wonther.

Fsr Department, Office OF the Chief
psl Daicsr, Washington, Sept sS-
N.
niicatious for ThurSday-Fsr the
tdle Atlantic States, lower barome.
higher temperature, westerly Winds,
ply cloudy weather, with local sims
nc eAslrLn portion.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-16
u. n. COurt.

The U. S. District Court wound up
its business yesterday. Gustave
Kroning and James Mcbride were nat
uralized, and the cases against Frank
Perkins, Robert Finn, Isaac Jump and
w, D. Nolan's aurities were continued.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-16
The News From Maine.

All those who have not yst heard
the news from Mains that Davis is
elected by o larg. majority would do
we'll to call on Smith t barber, No. 2
East Third street, and hear the same
while getting good shave or hair
cat
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-16

Eo'8ell " Spencer take pleasure in
uOuacIug 10 their customers that
n have nov 7, oeived NINE. Demor.
II Patterns, Port FoIios, What TO
IT, Journals, 40 for the present
kCn,
prevent consumption Of the lungs
" Slmms' White Pulmonio Bal.
When a cough prevails or a GOLD
Lh7 systsm up, or boarssnesp
c'' ths voice, these are symptoms of
ins troubles in the lungs. This
'Olne has savsd thousands from
ulption, In TACT IL never fails to
Splendid for soIs throat. SOC.
Sl' Depo', 4th aud King Phila.,
Afch street. Sold by dealers.
your appetite has failed got a bot
Cann's Kidney Care. IL works
ms kidneys, liver and bowels,
y'nS on the poison from the blood,
'Ou cant help tseling we'll, Try it.
pInnehJ's Prairie Weed and K.nns
rA'ornv H. NEEDY sold by Taylor <
si'on, Druggists and Apothecsries,
King street.
'Ie" Too'hachs Drops srs said to
~ ohs minute. For sale by J Z,
mae Druggist, Fifth and Poplar
~ o,Srge stock Of Van Hagsu's Pure
soap, enables us TO sell il At very
, .ou rata, at the "West End
Macy Seventh aud Jefferson
AN ANY, :, stosa Of wooden pipes for sale
1 = H. ~ the Great Tobacco Mart, 4th
~u,psey streets, Viii, Del. A. A.
r'n'n, proo'r.
uSuh -. tb. ; DaPonts y,,rk k
gR'' QUO. H.; F.F.R. G.t,r!,r,
I K,r, H., At MiddIton's, 8. ~. th
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Religious.

Rev. A. 7. Scott will prsaoh at his
rooms, Ninth and Orange streets, this
(Thursday evening, at 30. Subject ;
Have you received the Holy Chest
since you believed"
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\ L. jannsy, 3O3 King strset, has
iecrlv.d ear load CT fine Early
y potaio-s, whtth ne viii sell to the
'as at fea'unsb.s pricsa. Give him
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The moral suasion Association

An ad journed m '.ting Of the NJ. S.
X. A., to be he'd At the usual place
OF meeting, this 9 'Auing at 45 O'Clock
at whi,h time tn "iutnrs" of the As.
socistion will bs decided vi on.