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Daily Republican., 1881-11-09
Tho Star kOnts Cases.

The argument in the Star route cases
was resumed yesterday before Judge
Cox in the Crimiual Court. Mr.. Brew
stpr, Of Pennsylvania, addressed the
Court ut length in favor Of letting the
information stand, making close le-
gal argument. He made the same
argument made by Mr. Bliss, Of New
lorf, that while il were more desira BILE
10 proceed Ivy an indictment found by
the Grand Jury, the necessities Of the
case rendered the filing of the in:orma-
tion perfectly proper and legitimate.
He characterized the pending motion
as an effort to shirk and sneak out OF
observation. an effort made on the part
of the man whose honor was lmpeached
by his heing charged with official etn
bezz ement ard public robbery. Atthe
CONCLUSION OF MIR, Brewster's argument,
the Court at : +. NJ. adjourned until
to-day, when MIR. Euoch Trotten will
sum up for the defence.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09
Local I.inklelH.

II any young man, aged about II
wears, wishes a situation rs clerk, hr
should address "W WoOd,' at this office.
On December l>t the Ladies' AiG So.
cirty of the First Pr 'shytrrian Church
wall give a concert of vocal and ln>tru-
mental music.
DR.. Lesley, who died On Monday last
a. New Castle, will b. buried on Fri
day. The remains will be taken Ia
Laurel Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia, for
intrrment.
Nothing having been heard from
Quigleys relatives, u" Will be inferred
this afternoon by the railroad company
in the Wilmington 4 Brandywne
Cemetery
The ladies' OF Hanover Church, are
preparing a bag ot cloyhing and "'her
neceoSarl.s to send to Il minister in H.
llnoi,, whose home WAS recently de
strny'd hy tire.
The hen house OF Edmund Banks,
near kockland. was entered by thieves
anything for their pans, as the poultry
were rooStiug in some trees Oh the other
side ot the barn.
There will be an al day meeting on
Sunday next at BrackinviIle, Mill
Creek HID. Rev John +. william.
| son, a local preacher of Newark, will
preach in the morning. Rev. I. II.
pBrien, of Newport, is expected to
preach in the afternoon aud Rev. W.
II. Henlrickson IN the evening. There
is considerable religious interest mani.
Tested in this neighhorhood.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09
FIFTH Edition
Services at 81. Andrew. -,

c, ChUr
Service was held in St. And''
yesterday morning. A nnmhaDeI hareI
ciergymen were present inop ner +,
Bishop Stevens, of Pennsylvan;Sn.ud S.ud
delivered mos, Instructive sar n.a'
on medical mission '' nion
In the afternoon, after n ho,
collation. provided by the ladies '"a' ~.
parish, addresses were delivered !, W.
Rev. Mr.. Bolton of West Ches,aoy ny
the Rev. Archdcacon Kirkly Of "a,
Both were most instructive and ;"|
esting. ny
AT the collation. the Rev Mr. n
stone presented Bishop Lea w,,j
very handsome cake in behalf of Of
members of the church, on which
the inscription: "Bishop Lee, far,
anniversary"
Rev. DR.. Clemson offered the forl
ing resolution which received a bnal
vote OF approval. -'
"our venerable and beloved d..
in the gracious Providence ofGnd
Father, having been mercifulIy ~
in soundness of mind and bo1y ,op
rlete tn" tortieth year OF hi. T,i
pate, We, the Clergy and Lai,y of as
, Diocese, cannot lqrbear improving
present occasion, to express our he,
gratitud" for the same; and We a
sincerely invoke tn" benign bcsS,n1
Heaven to be continued to him +"
prolonging his days Oh earth and
making him the instrument Of la
and more precious benefits"
In the evening the Archdeacop 4
very Interesting and entertaining
dress on missionary life among the
QuimauX after collection for mi,cd
Bishop Lee dismissed the conyrera1
with thr kenedictiOn.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09
A Bridal Party,

Quite a large bridal paItv M,
through our city to-day ON the Dr,sv
train. which arrives in this city Al
noon, en-route to Philadclpha }
ceremony was performed ID h}
The groom is y Philade!phian and
succeeded nobiy in carrying of on
Dover's faI daughters mu,h %
chagrin of the young men in tha, ID
they not liking the idea Of a >r-sd
coming to their quiet town after al
companion. The happy bride was
daughter of Mr.. John B"rkmap, of1
firm Of Fisher \ Bockman, carpen(
and builders of That place. The p4rd
and sisters Of the bride acrDmnsd
the party; also a number Of tried
Dover viii h. The sc"ne ot many \
dlmgs betwr.u tlls aud thristmas.
many .! the tairo't daughter, will
missing from the family rirre etp
first OF The new year
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09
wILMINuluN QUOTATIONS.
WILMINGTON HAY AMIDST RAW
MARKET.
NEW AuVERTIAEMENTk rs.

prB BLIc SALE,
WIN he 50 d at public sac on the farm
of Joseph Der ckson, on the PhiladelL hla
pike. one m.le from Wi lmngton,
On TIT k>DAN. NONEMkkK Eth, 1851
at 10 O'Clock, .. m,
The rolowiuy personal property coLslsttng
of sixteen head OF home rEsed cows, (I
come with ctive by their side. others HE
springiny to ca We three hefers comm. w.
years old, one bull coming two years old, 3
IN vParling hefrrS. ] so rel mare. Fan
~ Snie. nine year, OLD, good farm nd
brood mare: gray horse, Tom, coming five
year old, good worker and driver; two cots
one coming hf'e years old the other coming
two years old, four n, at piss, thirty pair of
one milk wagon, cne sllky, Ger
manlown wagon. two-h jrse farm wagon, III
good order: cart in goo' order moving
mae ines. one b !ckeye, the other Wood
s'cel tooth horse-rake. corn shcllcf, reed
chest set Of douh hsrn ss. sct Of dear.
born harness. set Of lighr harness, lot OF
pillow gears. = sets Of leading char InS. 2 sets Of
cart harness. riding saddle. FARMING IN
rLEM ENTs-l1 'ws, harrows, cnlttNators, hoes.
rakcs, shovels. spades, et'., milk pans, mix
csurns, sixty quarts, butter churn No. .
Continental cook stove, sof', pair o. htd'
steads. hur.au, 2tshle' corn and po ntaes
by the busheN eighteen or twenty tons oi nay
by the on, com fodder hy the bundle.
CONDITIONS ALI sums under $50 cash, all
Sums over that amount, credit OF % days
vii! hc Civ by givi7 * haIkahle note with
an approved endorScr. made payable at the
Union National Bank, OF Wilmin .ton. Del
JOSEPH S. DEklCKS n.
ALIEN aNDER MCD jNALD,
L. W. STIDliAN son, Aucuoncers
nUN!. sod dkltW
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09
Almost an Accident.

Bet Seen twelve and unc O'Clock TO-
day, a prominent citizen, whose name
we could not learn, WAS driving down
Shiplry street, towards Second, when
he tnrnel the corner too short, causing
the horso to slip and fall, striking the
wagon againsta post on the corner and
throwing the man out. He was not
burt however, anu Immediately leaped
to his feet and threw his arms around
the horses neck, who arose simultan-
eously with the man. and would have
run away had it not hc n for the timely
action OF the driver. As it was he only
reared and plunged, but the man held
on to his neck and sue ,eeded in paclty.
ing him. After which he got into the
wagon and drove oh. No damage, be-
yond Slight shaking up, resulted
rom the mi.hap, and the whole thing
happcnel in less time than it takes to
tel. it.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09
FOURTH EDITION
ELECTION TRAGEDY
Doctor Clay Maddux shot ana In.
ssantly Killed.

Doctor T. Clay Maddux, of Balti.
more, was shot and instantly killed
about six o'clock, last evening, at the
polling place Of the Fourth District,
near . ienton, Anne Aruendel County.
A correspondent from odenton 10 the
Baltimore sun, gives the following ac-
count OF the at1iai:
DR.. MadduX was accompanied here
by several other RaltinoreanS. The
polling place was at the house of man
named Lowmap, who moved his tamil y
away and rented the building for the
occasion. The day passed quietly and
peaceably until the shooting occurred
1t had been announced that one per.
son from each party interested would
BE- allowed TO go in and witness the
counting of the votes, but they were
not permitted 10 do SO, though a num-
Der of Baltimoreans were, 1t is alleged,
already in the main room. DIR. Mad.
dux took a position at the door or win
dow of the polling place and fefused to
let any body 20 inside. A resident %!
I he county made an attempt 10 get ip,
and was, it is said, refused by the Doc
tor Pistols were drawn Immediately
hy both parties and an indiscrimiaa'e Q
firing was begun, several others part
cipar!ng. About twelve shots were
! fired
d.. Maddux. was shot in the back by
some person as yet unknown and died
tctorc he could br taken in the house.
He endcivored to speak, but could
not he understood. The remains wer"
pla ced in 'hH polling place An inquest
will be held Tomorrow. Grsa; excite
ment prevailed during the shooting but
as soon as ii was asc-rtainei that DR.
Maddux ha 1 been killed, The disturb
ance came TO an end. No arr sts have
been made. IT is not kn,"n whether
or tot any h 'dy else VAS mi rel.
Dr. MadduX Vas II voter OF Bal,i-
more city. A a recent election bel III
Anne Arundel county, Dr. MadduN,
who has "A M nbor of political trieuds
here was present and took par. in a
Lively fight. 1t is alleged that his
action on that OCCASION was the canse
Of so'ue OF the people being 70 bitter
agaiust him.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09
Gnttenu,u Trial.

In the Criminal Court yesterday Mr..
Scoville. counsel for Guiteau, called the
attention of Judge Cox, to the motion
made BY his associate. Mr.. Robinson
relative to the postponement of the
trial and the possession of certain pa
pers. In regard to the postponsment
Judge Cox raid he did not see that he
could make any such order without the
consent of counsel on both sides.
On the other subject he believed an
arrangement could be made without
formal order. Mr.. Sccville also stated
that three weeks ago the prisoner had
prepared communication which he
desired to have published, and sent 1t
in an envelope to Mr.. Scoville The war
den failing to find him, had taken 1t to
the District Attorney, and repeated ap-
plications since have failed to procure
It's return. Subsequently District At
torney Corkhill came into Court and
contradicted this statement. Mt SEQ.
Vile then gave notice that he should
present to-day an affidavit of trocker
in relation to the matter.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09
Ch0rs ed with In de.

YORK, Pa, Nov. S.-Henry ard
Mary Smith, with an infant son, were
admitted to the aims. house on Monday.
This morning they appeared in town,
with the dead body OF the child, and
telling a pitiful story of bad treatme
received while in the institution, the
case was taken in hand by the coroner,
and postlnortem was held, revealing
the fact that the chiid's skull was fract-
ured and other marks Of viOlence on ITS
body. A verdict was rendered that it
came to its death at the hanas of its
parents. They were committed to Jail.
Smith, who is German laborer, claims
Baltimore AZ his home.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09
William Dehlers BILL.

Oehlrr who shipprd the city
or two ago, for the r''S ~
has icfI quite a number Of unpaid n
in the nelghoorhooI Of where ne oi'
ted. The follOaing crcdllorN aEc ~
a few of those who are whist ny d
the ab>coudiug Oehltr: pAYlH liII
rry, ii milk man, SI7,j0; Frank Nn'
also nilkman, 500; Buck NAN
Co., grocers, S2y 20; Gray x blo, Y
90; Leonard heiSs, clOtaing 2Ih.vv' q
$1,000 borrowed money from N''
l.rnschnit;.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09
dom mi ssiOu 70 ASSESS DaA"A.

The new commission appoln'.aJl
Judge Wales ID assess dan"s, - ,ve.3
e. Moore's mills, on the Brah'! sonl M,]
were sworn in yesterday, ana 9 .0p1 n
Of tbc following gentlemen; H. uo ,.on'
ming chairman, George kiGp". n,r.sy
II. Hotfecker Sr. George W. W, sw ,o; n
II. G. Mahatf'y WHO'S the only n0"
on the commission.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09
The Circuit Court.

The L. $. Circuit Court opened
mornin: at eleven o'clock and adJou
ed at half-past eleven until Tuesd|
morning next. No business was trail
acted, except setting day
argument in land suit httwe'h o
smith and Heverin. This land lies
KEN COUNT. Pennington for pam
and Cummlns for defence. The III
Monday III January was hSed as
day for trial. In the meartime
defendant will have TO despo'''
sufficient amount to cover the costs
tie suit.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09
ReDOrted Removal

1t is reported that the B',dS.A
comotiye works will shortly Dc III l
ed from Philadelplia'o Altoona i"l
There was some talk a few Yc"is \
about removing them TO TINS 'l.s' W.,
the matter was 1T drop; lti' P1ova Pva
that if the subject had been PI.F,
attended to, the works would nav IN n
located here, and afforded WORK wv
sands Of men.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09
DEATHS.

rHOM-In Washington, D. &, Monday,
November 7,h. William Thom, son Of
George Thom of this city, In the SD year of
his sge. Philadelphia papers please copy
BROWN.-ln this city, on Tuesday Nov. sth,
Mary Brown in her 10Th year.
Funeral from the "Home for Aged Wsmen
on Thursday the 10th Inst, at o'elock, p. IN.
I
HESSlON.-On tie Sth inst, Agnes, wife OF
Owen J. Hession, aged 33 years.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully In
vited To attend her funeral frem the resi-
dence Of her husband at the corner Of Monroe
and Pleasant street, on Friday. at $50 Q. m.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09
yisiI chester.

A large delegation Of Of the, the 1T Chez
Library Association, VIII V', attend
on next Friday evening 10 a Is.nniad
bali Of the Haymaker,s As,Hl saI Hl
which takes place in the Na.,o"t '''".tr,I
Ali who intend going, are reg ,o',l]
be at the library room AZ se''"
sharp.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09
Co.ssnualIy eirOw'hS

and are bound to increase ID I'm Mad
more their trade at sistG a." ~, bays|
materials; soate,i' they do the kind OF .~S %S ID
neonle na,1,.I;, want TIT =; they sell cheap anu
antee everything they sell
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09
the Atlanta Exposition

The Atlanta Cotton ENpVth Yeah
which opened on the ON ,,,ar' o, wy"1
viii close on the 3lst of Deceln''., n.s,
have received through the Poll',Tn,III TrII
Caspar Kendall, of the firm ot hi. ti d d
4 Kendall, coach builders VI ..n sn sd
woo is at Atlanta, exhio''lne exhi.h,yr,
yery fine coaches a very flne ling
renresentatiou of the ExpoSltlou'
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09
the Fast Mall.

The arrival Of the Fast 'iIatp 1ate,
morning, only eight minutes 'c cita,
hailed with delight by ou. . the
who were anxious to recelss .s as 1901
YORK audPhilade)phia paPe. .ss elec,
possible, in order to read 'n0
returns published therein.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09
III Used in Time.

Unhealthy or inactive kidneys cause
gravel. Brigtt's disease, rheumatism,
aud horde of other serious and fatal
diseases, which can be prevented with
Hop Bitters, if taken in time.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09
~,.> harmonic.

The philharmonic Society ewyenin| wen
its second concert to,Iho'," ,,,ssiye nj
the M Opera House; ThG = ,;olsts '~s BY call
"n on'I Thomas s. Cos. book store
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09
I ! i.

Thou shalt not choose for rhyself any
other clothier, thou shall not bow down
&c them nor listen to their speeches, for
Nathan Leiberman, the peoples cloth
.sr, is tie most reliable dealer, and
cever misrepreseuts any articles.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09

INSTRAY.-CAME TO THE PRt.MlsES
IL Of the subscriber on the Hare's Corner
road, New Castle Hupdred, 90 Saturday, the
29th of October, large bay horse suffering
from The heaves. The owner can have him
by proving property and paying charges
nOv93td& twt ia SON DAVIS.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09

CcOR SALE OK RENT.-A HOUSE AND
e lot, wagon.house and large stable. 907
ShallcIoss avenue. EDWARD DONOHOE.
nOvS3tt
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09
XII.

Thou shalt have no cause 10 look else
where, tor Nathan Leiberman, the pop
ular clothier, has the largest assort-
ment Of ready made clothing to be
found in the State.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09

DOARDING-A COUPLE OF GENTLE
ID men can obtain board, pleasant second
story front room, by calling at 5O6 Orange st.
nov9 6tt
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09

SIIANTED-THEP PERSON WHO TOOK
w W f. Gillispie's wheelbarrow away
from the REPUBLICAN office, 10 re,urn the
same to where it was taken from
nOvg-3t W. +. iILLISPlF,
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09

XXyANTED.-BAh FUk COT NrkY
w shop. Apply at Drug Store, Fifth
and King streets. nova.lti
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09

"ANTED.- SITUATION To DRIVE
w store wagon, or take ORDERS or collect
bills or like situation, by o man Of experience:
best of recomn epdatiO 8 x ven. Address
situation" REPUBLICAN Office for days.
nOy02tt
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09

NOrCE.-I, JOHN II. WALKER, At
~ torney in fact for Jacob =. Herd
man. the owner Of the within men
toned property, do hereby give notice
that ! shall apply to the Judges Of
tn. Court OF General Sessions Of the Peace
and jail Delivery of the State Of D' 'laware
in and for New Castle county. on Monday
the list day of November next, A. d., 1881, ,
being the first day Of the next November
rn of aid co ri, for license 10 keep an inn
or tvern at the northwest corner Of Eleventh
and Adams street'. in the Sew onth Ward. oI
the city Of Wilmington, county and State
oresaid, to sell Intoxicating liquors in less
quan tiles than one quart to be drank IN the
premises, and the foiiowing resp, ctable olti
zens. residents Of said ward, e.0u mend this
apple Aton. to wit
Alexis J. lsorrell John l.. Malone.
+. V. First Mich rd Walker.
obert Anderson. Adren Hughes,
John }. Flanagan VIM. A. Bacon,
y. W. Leamon. John + Edwards,
Jas W. Neiis. Edward DonohOe,
Alieo Cloud, l. Kobinson,
eury White, David Wnitcraft,
Chas. NJ. Bodty. H. i'ri!sch,
Fred. Fitzgerald Louis Bartholomew,
!! II. Quay, Michael Owens.
Henry McKenney. q arl, S Reynolds.
JOHN II. WALaER,
Attorney in fact tor Jacob r. Herdman.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09

Some things in hosiery
and underwear are lowerthan
usual. Morley's extra-stout
halt-hose at IS cents; misses
and boys ribbed hose, plain
colors, at IS cents; English
ladies' fancy hose at IS cents;
English ladies' full regular
made. plain colors, at IS
cents; mems scarlet under
shirts and drawers, all-wool,
It 81 each; and others.
We have, as usual, much
the largest variety in town;
and, taking coarse and fine
together, there's no other
stock in the whole country
that affords nearly SO wide a
choice. We do not advertise
much in the changin season,
because there's no room for
more at the cour ters. But
there's always ,om in the
morning.
Ou,er circle, Chestnut and Thirteenth. street
entrances.
The same may be said OF
iaces, only a little stronger,
because generally laces are
worse managed than hosiery
and underwear. By bad
management we mean put
ting large profits on goods
so easy and safe to deal in as
laces. We almost never lose
money on laces. Why
should we tax them with high
profits We don't, but every
body else does. Ten counters
are devoted to laces; and they
are SO full every fair day, ex-
cept mornings, that buyers
have to wait tor one another.
Ten counters, southwest from center
N AFRO W herring-bone
stripes, black, all wool, 46
inches; hitherto leo, and
sold readily, now 60 cents
and just as good as they we're
at 100, How comes such a
tumble? Can't sop to tell
you. Only five pieces at e.
cents; come quickly.
Mex. outer circle, Chestnu.-s rect entrance.
All extra plain huckaback
towel, extra both in quality
and size, 2S cents: we'd make
it IS if we could The nearest
to it in the market that we
know Of is IS cents.
A rough toweling, suitable
for the bath, of best flax, in
twelve textures, all rough
enough, 16 to 81 inches wide;
15 to IS cents a yard.
City .hall-square entrance.
Do you know what ma
hogany bedroom and din
ing-room furniture we have?
and walnut? and maple?
West and south gallery.
John WANAMAKER,
Chestnut, thirteenth, and Market streets,
and City.hall.square, PhllA.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09
NCOMNiNDNENTS
Keep them and thon shalt
Make Money.

Thon shalt have no other place TO
buy clothing except at Nathan leiber-
mans, S. K. corner Fifth and Market
streets, Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09

NOR W.T. ROOM FOR RENT ON
Il 8 oond floor, at I'll Tatnall street.
nov92tt
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09

DOA OAaDlN9-TWO GENTLEMEN CAN
ID be accommodated with boarding, at I'll
West Hghth street. n0vV-3tt
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09
/ v

Thou shalt bring thy children and
thy childrens children to Nathan Lei
berInan's clothing house and have them
fitted in the most elegant style at great
y reduced prices.
v.
Honor thy father and thy mother
obey them when they tell you to make
Nathan Leiberman's Clothing House
your dealing place, for then you shall
have good goods at the lowest prices.
Thou shalt recommend thy friends
and neighbors 10 Nathan Ieibernlan's
Clothing House, and bear in mind that
ne keeps every thing wanted in his line
and sells at lower prices than are de-
mandeI by ether dealers for inferior
goods.
Thou shalt remember that Nathan
Leiberman, the popular clothier reads
the clothing trade in this city, and al
ways looks well for a good reliable
house.
Thou shalt know that never in the
history of the clothing business in this
city, were such bargains offered as eau
now be procured at Nathan Leiber-
mans, S. z. corner Fifth and Market
streets.
Thou shalt proclaim to everybody
that Nathan Leiberman, the peoples
clotbier, sells Mems Suits from 90. 80 to
S35. 90, and Mems Overcoats from 50. so
to S25. 90.
X.
Thou shalt strictly adhere to these
commandments, and by so doing, you
will be constantly pleased and content.
cd with your purchases and save your
money. now -2m.sod
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09

NONE TO lU3 EAST SIXTH STREET,
~ Changers store for fine new prunells, at
20 cents per pound hne new figs, at l5 cents
they make pie III fra king New York
plums. " cents pound; new sultana raisins,
new citron, ~ cents new lemon and orange
peel We have drive in strawDe rries, at loc.
per can; evaporated apples, at 10 cents, at
Is, 16 and 20 cent? per found peaches, l2c.
8 bs mincemeat, ~ cents 4 hs apple butter
rs cents beans il cents per quart We have
the best dollar bag Of -four in this city ; -four
at $3.50 is excellent Lea Sons Clifton
-four, $500 per barrel; cape cranbe,ries, S
and 10 CT nts per quart : and don't forget our
butter cup ginger snaps, at 1t cents per d
ginger snaps, II cents coffee cases, II cents
per pound don't forget oar wood ash soap,
at "a cents bar. 4 ne. in bar ; don t fade the
cOlored clothes hey clme from all Joints
for our 10 cent coffee Granger Store, 103 +.
Sixth street nova 6ti r. NJ. W1ER.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09

NOTICE i, JOHN Il WALLER, At.
~ 10 ney in fac! for Jacob I. Herd
man the owner Of the witnln mentioned
pro, crty. do hereby give notice that shall
apply to the Judge Of the Court Of General
Sessi ms of the Peace and J al Delivery OF
the Siate f Delaware. 10 and for tn county
Of New Castle, on Monday, thu 2lst day u
November, 1t being the first day OF the next
November t,rm. A. d 1851, for li:sn 10
keep an inn or tavern al No. l"s ives
Fourth street, in the Third ward,
of the city of Wilmington. county and
State sfores 'id. 10 sell intoxicating Liquors
in les quantities than one quart, o te drank
on the pre- nises, and the following respecta-
BILE ctizon'. residents of the said ward, re-
cnm mrn Nd this auul llcatiIu IL wit
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09
Adams & Bro,
54 MARKET ST., 5O4.
Como and examine our goods and prioef
always marked down TO the
LOWEST CASH PRICE.
DRY GOODS,
HOSIERY.
NOTIONS,
CEDERwEAR

Boots, Shoes Crtcsery, Tin and Glassware
Carpets, Table. Floor and stair Oil Cloth
Rugs, Tubs. Buckets. Brooms, Lamps, Vases;
Cutlery Express Sagons, Velocipeaes, Doll
Carriages, Toys, Iolls,
We keep the largest, cheaposs
and best assOr ement In the city.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09

\ The latest
|elve the Rel
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TSAS BY frd |
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