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Daily Republican., 1881-12-15
4 Eusy Beehive.

Tee crowds co leCtel in front of r. l..
Euasti's Bee Hive sore, 3t6 Market
street, suggest something extraordinary
-uLng Oh 10 those apprOd, ngti her
way, but when the crowd is reach Il it
is found IL at the han ts,Je display Of
holiday goods in tn show windows and
the glcaI labyrinth of varied beauty,
reaching away ba, x half a square in the
INSIDE, are the attractlo sWh!ch cause
the excitement and ntnitively calls
a halt wlIruIer the ptSser by is wiling
to stop or uo'. Az ract-d by the sigh5
a repr, sentative irCm L.e REPUBLICAN
puSned through the crowd aud entered
The store yesterday murmpg through
surging crowd wuo were keeping the
clerks actively empioyod. Upon the
right hung Ill rroiu ion the JauntleSt
Kntt jackets for iadles, gentlemen and
cul4urrn, hosiery aud kloHeS IN endless
vvriety; hair bIu he at ~ cents to $l.ho,
hanUkrrUil, is IN q JOniSl ing prtfu>ioa,
lAcG, I'll x and linen al yer' pretty: Knit
goods Of all hiuu~, rVrs, Is n + cannot
be overlooked, skirls, shawis, coats,
ctoaks and gDsSamerS in endless pro-
fusion. l.5nuIuing n the olher sid OF
utic SlbIb ~ fh I'tllltlSN liilt VI SiAhc,
dress ..oods, prints, blankets, linen tow
els, sheeting, mll>lin5 AID an endless
variety Of what the people need. About
centre way Of the store With his usual
enterprise Ingenuity Mr.. Il. has estab-
llshau speJia! Christmas counter load
ed with ,oys, Japanese ware and all
endless variety Of articles which always
came handy and are always useful.
Perched ou TIE top slett of this rare
display Of goods is a lnge glass case
Containing d number Of birds and flow
ers which vii. be given to the person
huiling The tvItuna-e ticket. For
every - cents spent aL this counter Mr..
Russell wiil eivea ticket wh!ch Wllltn-
THE he no der o q chan4e tor the prize
LnennUneu which is VdiuUu at 80. Ine
award wtll be- male on The Monday
alter Christmas the 2G b inst and the
holder of the tort Iuate pasteDuard Will
be presented "ltu toe pslAe or 20 IN
casn in lieu Of it if the holder should so
select. the n. sh at this counter is very
great and daily ii crs asing.
One thing is celtalu, Russell mas
tremendous assortment Of holiday goods
and he is selling them cheap.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-15
The opera nf..Patience." )"

One OF the finest ope'atic perform
ances that has been given in this city
for some time, was rendered last night
by Germans Church Choir Compan. +,
in the highly successful and most pa
thetlcal opera, entitled "Patierce. A
large and select audience assembled,
notwithstanding the inclemeacy OF the
weather, and they were well paid for
turning out ia the storm. EACn mem
Der of the company performed his part
well and were repeatedly encur:h.
Louis de iauge,as Reginald Bunthornc
and George G. Boniiace, Jr., ~ Atgtr-
non Grosyenor, the poets, were com
PEELED to repeat one ot their songs five
times, betore the audience would be-
come satisfied. The orchestra which
accompanied the troupe played excel
lently and the new scenery was quite
an add,i n. Altogether the perform
ance was fine and it would be .mpossl-
bic to comment upon the different ac'-
ors in their respective parts.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-15
AEefeat for ii ~. GBlnes.

The Inlsol States Snpremn Court on
Tuesday decided the c">c o' Eliza Dl'
vies, administrators, vs.. Myra clark
Gniu =, awe sely 10 Mrs. Gaines. Inc
appellant, Mrs. Davies, claimed large
.r,t valuable plantation In Louisiana
. virtue ot . ,ltle derived through til"
OF Danit Clark, ad nit'ed TO pre-
'r August Il, ISIS. Mrs Game"
,ims the same ptop"rty through a
..,rr will Of Dauiel Clark. when was
uut discovered until 1857 The coOrC
holds III II the title derived through tue
first will is not afier'et by the tact that
the secoud viii had been held to he
valid, and relnanded the caSe, Win I'll,
,ectlOns to iismrss so much OF the bl.J
as related to Mrs. Gaines claim to tht
possession OF the property.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-15
kslshIy 4lUnUred.

4 4ho:t time ago Mr. Thomas X.
D#.z, Ii, general dispatcher OF tho wa
tnirggon and Northern rallroal, for Il
mum uAr OF years, and having his head
quarters IN TINS city, rendered hi' reals-
nation not long since, and removed to
Coa,esvlle. A few day ago, Mr' Dn'-
zeli, was agreeably surprised to SEE MI
John $. Renspr, and WAS more enrrri""h
" hen the latter gentleman presented
him with d handsome gold watch aiit'
chain, on behalf OF the employees OF tle
Wiln!inston and Northern Eatiroatl
,,onpauy, WHO esteemed Mr.. DAIzei'
very highly. The gift was recel'e''
with many thanks.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-15
THE GOOSE BONE.
Row u Forecasts tho Weo her and
Whist 1t RFosnlses.

The Louisville Post says: The read
ings of the goose bone indicate q motley
winter. There will be good deal Of
snow and few cold days, but no pro-
tracted cold weather. In the month Of
December there will be no very cold
Weather. During the last of the month
there will be a few days when good
fires will be cheerful and overcOats COM
Portable. 1t will be an exceedingly
disagreeable month for outdoor work,
with snow or rain every day or two.
The probabilities are for wet, gloomy
Christmas
This kind of weather will continue
on through January, with few cold
days sandwiched between rain and
snow. About the middle of January
there will b. a few clear, cold days,
when the mercury will 60 down below
zero. The latter part OF the month
will he wet aud gloomy. There will be
more genuine winter weather crowded
into the little mouth OF February than
in December and January, but there
will not be any intense cod. With the
exception of the few days about the
middle Of January it is nos likely that
the mercury will 90 far below zero. The
goose-bone has long been an honored
veal her prophet. In some of the back
cou ties OF Kentucky thefArmers make
all their arrangements III accordance
with The predictions Of the goOsebone.
In solne localities the goose-bone is laid
asidt, labeled with the year, and ii is
said that one Old farmer in Breathitt
county has the bones extending back
for more than 40 years, and in all that
time it is asserted that the bone has
never been mistaken Iii the weather.
To read correctly thewinter of any year
take the breast bone of a goose hate ned
during the preceding spring. The bone
is transl ucent, aud it will be found to
be coored ana spotted Toe dark color
and heavy spots Indicate cold. If the
spots are light shade aad transparent,
Wet weather. rain or sn' W may be l"ok-
ed for. There are d good many people all
ever The country VIII pin their faith to
the goose bone. Or all the weather
prorhets it Is he most honored. The
little grounf-lo2 disgraced himself
long ago, and now Very few people
ever watch Candlemas Day, and
hogs melts are no longer trusted in.
A very few years ago when lice and
all h man weather prophets predicted
the most severe winter ever known
the goose bore told of mild winter.
The future unrolled just az the bone
said IL would, and pao: old lice had
to change his predictions every day.
The goose bone never changes, and
never fails.
The Post reporter has examined three
bones, one from Southeastern Ken
tucky, one from Jefferson county and
one from Laporte, Ind. They are iden-
! 1iUal 10 one another and the reading
here given will be fonnd the same on
| the breast-bUrt Of any goose hatcned
last spring Cat this out, lay it ASIDE
Tor reference, aud as you crowd up cl' sc
TO the fire ou lhe 18Th OF January, you
viii be convinced of the great power of
| the goOse-Done.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-15
Three Legged Cnicken.

The most cWr,0us tUlNg m tNH
annals IF hi,t r., ieatt3 / :" the
annual kirgAur., IS 81 three legged
cbirhen which ~&a oto1ghh % market
this morning. and p arei"n exhibition,
by Mr.. John Ni,-rn, u I, rlner, 4lrinE
ahout rwo mil IS th'o slI of Smyrna.
ihc ley prolruhc- trou 7 he rear Of tua
lett e.. i, rertrc'ly developed, eX"e!t-
ing it only h's sLhr"e to|a, Ehr cI ltNeh
was ha,cHet lass April and rs IL IA
healthy cordiiru At the preSent tine.
At the same ulne a chicken NaS hat "
ed without any feathers, hut it tnly
lived a short time. Mr. Wilson hat
several offers for this wopdertuI chick
an but he refused E,!en all.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-15
A vIR9IAIA PROSPECT.
A Democratic Representatives
gloomy Wow fer his Parsy-Ma.
homo Master OF Tho Situation,

WASHINGTON, Doc. IA Demo-
cratic Representative from Virginia, in
the course of a conversation on Virginia
politics to-day, expressed the opinion
that the debt question will continue q
foremost issue there for years to come,
and that general Malone /. too shrewd
q politician to allow it TO bs buried be-
fore it Is really dead. The same gentle.
man also thinks that the Read listers
will gain two Congressman in Demo.
cratic districts next year, and they will
repeal the law establishing the whir-
ping posts, in regard to which he said:
II do not think would vote for tn,
old law now, but certainly should not
vote for its repeal. The whipping post
has had very salntary effect upon the
niggers hence, probably itsabolition.
Continuing, ne sail; "If it gets a
chance this Legislature will gerryman-
der the State 80 az to simplify the task
of gaining Congressman next fall. |
think, however, it will not have u
chance. Tne Legislature can Sit only
l20 days under the law, and | do not
believe that the Reappoint'nent bill,
under which they desire to 1edistrict the
State, will be passed by Congress with
in that time.
"rhe election of Senator will pro-
cede legislation %
Certainly; and that Senator will bs
Riddle berger. That, to US, is the worst
cut OF all. We could sand the election
Of a Republican hy "a Republican Leg
islature, but the election OF Riddleber-
ger, Rea'ljn,;er, by ls.adjnster Leg
islature, that is biite,-vcry bitter
"Will you have recovered from the
defeat Of last fall by 1884,"
81 doubt it. Mahone, an admirable
tactician in politics a. in arms, is verv
strong; and, with the Administration at
his back, will be har'! 10 overcome. II
every Southern Site had a Malone, We
would have more cause to fear tho so
called Liberals than We shall probably
ever have"
Daily Republican., 1881-12-15
GES..gMHN's LIST.
W. Dean Sticks To his Denial.


NEWARK, DEL, Dec. u, POL
MEs,US InlIOE> MIR. hLnk'"th =
card N sour paper of the l"tA INST |
can only say in reply 10 it, az -'ti"
h.toru, tlat made no SUI fe1uark J
and as to knowing Mr.. NandrvFr, d'u
not, and until san 1t IA your paper
never kue" his first name, ana ana NOV
cali him Charley, for | did not even
know his name was Nandever. nave
no quarrel with the jury; II they eau
.,,an:i the result Of thric own actions IN
IN, matter oi The verdict eau. The
veracity of any man who swears 10
render a verdict in accordance with the
evidence gwen, and then renders one
orpositp, WOuid not surprise NE no
matter what he might say. lhat ana
not make the remark referred u am
willing to be qualified TO, and theh /
hecomes a qae,Iion Of who lies, aud am
perfectly willing to submit to the Ves-
dict of publtc o,iuloa III tbs matter
Respectfully, NM. DEAN.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-15
Saved by a Gat.

At East Germ mlntOwn, village four
teen or fifteen miles vest ui Cincinnati,
a younglnan named Frank Winter had
zone to his room In the second story
or his home, TO ga brerGt- 'OadlhS
guu to hunt b rdS With ana "asd scend-
ing the step, with ", wH@h his hand 3
sliDpe,t aEaiuSt the L,n'"nr ana diS-
charged one uf u. barr l.. TIE iGa
struc. Il pct en- that u'H brother, " ~
tie h"v Ul ) Jr years, va carrying IN
his arms, and buried it>efln lis body.
The boy, who waa directly IN range
wien the gun exploded, w.s also hit by
'puu ,hrt, wglrn cut OFT tin4rr a the
first j.IMt. The cat protected his breast
aud saved his lito.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-15
Record Of Gas n al liIoB,

Washington Wilson died yesterday
at Halfway, New Jersey, from lockJaw,
caused by wounds Inflicted by large
ho,r, winch he was attempting to dive
a few days age.
James Gonroy died yesterday in Pro-
vid nee. Rhode Island, from injuries
caused bv being thrown from wagon,
last Sunday. His wife, injured at the
same time, is in a critical condition.
II u. Bailey, well-known citizen
of southampton county, Virginia, was
killed by y freight train OH the Norfolk
and Western Railroad, last Monday.
Albert Jordan, engineer, was killed
yesterday at Rochester, New York, by
"a train, whic. struck him ~ he was
stepping off hi. engine.
Aaron q. Lyman, aged - yea 5, fsl
down stairs aud broke his no;t N ii..u
ley, Massachusetts,, last nigh.
Henry Frazer was killed yesterday
at Port Kennedy, near Reading, by tho
premature explosion of blast.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-15
SUPERIOR COURT.
The DerrinEeR Case DisposeA Of
by . Verdict for the PlaintiH.

George II. Bates, Esq, applied tu
the court to fix an early day for hearing
the Delaware City Church case and
deciding whether it shall be tried by
the jury or not, and urged the absolute
nee easity of its being settled at this
term of court. The court decided to
take up the case on Monday.
Mr.. Bates then called the attention
OF the Court to the Tinity Church case,
and stated that as the church had sue,
ceeded in obtaining the services of q
new rector, the cause for action had
ceased; hs therefore asked permission,
with the consent OF the Attorney Gener.
al, to discontinue proceedIngs. The re-
quest was granted
Benjamin Nields, Esq, in behalf OF
James II. Ray and others at Newark,
brough, to thu notice Of the Court GER
tain questions arising out Of the Della
ware Western Railroad Company's
new charter, but the Court decided
not to hear The matter at this time
The case OF August Rierman vs.. Jas.
l.. .Juhnspp, was "a. htaken up. Chas.
Is. Lore. Esq for plaintiff and Anthony
hi.s.ns, Esq FOR defendant. This is an
acton on "a promis'ory noth for $2V9.O3
dated May 3Oh h, 1873, which with the
unpaid later, st amounts to $i41 ~. The
cast was trl, d once before, but the jury
disagreed After the examination OF
several witnesses, and the argument OF
counsel thu case was submitted to the
july who are still out.
The jury IN the berringer case came
into Court at 8 50 o clock, aud rendered
n verdi Il for the pia ntitl for F'oi ",
which is about ten per cent OF the
amount claimed.
The cAse OF George Dougherty Jr. VS..
the administratlx of George Dongherty
deceased, was soon dispo,ed of, by the
counsel agreeing to accept verdict tol
s., COZ ,66 tor plaintiff.
lhecaseot CHarics Jackson VS.. James
De,oplaiue, AMI Constable ID. } vii
son Vas callei. Levi {. Bird, E-q, i"t
the plsiu'itt', AM benjamin NleldS,
Esd. Tor the defendants. This l.. IN
actlon for replevin of rent in arrears
aud was not coEcluled when Couit ad
mTutt
Daily Republican., 1881-12-15
letter from = Nintng District
LAKE VALLEY, Dec. 7, 1881

LAKE VALLEY, Dec. 7, 1881.
MEssRs. EDITORS This part of the
couutry is lnIesteu by gang OF despe-
ra los, who prey upon the miners ava
farmers in inns vicinity, stealing cat
tie. horses, or auythlng that they may
cEauce to lay their hands on. TO ac-
comnlish this they often shoot down
our ci,lzens. On the 4ight OF the 5th
Inst, a shooting atiray occurred here,
in which ou4 man was killed aud an
obber wounded: 90 he f.h another one
Was killed. The men killed were mem
her. of gang Of desperados, who have
infested This part OF the country ior tte
past three years, stealing horses, cat
tie and killing men. Two OF these men
came into camp on the 9th and dellber-
a,ely shct one of our men, severely
wounding him. The miners turned out
en- masse for them and tindiug one OF
them thai night shot ard killed him.
The next day they came mp with the
other and served him in a like manner
they buried the first on the next day
and the other III the evening.
They are added 10 gang OF eighteen,
who have been killed durint, the past
two months. g,
The last man killed was named
Sharp, but goes by the name OF "Jlm
Mcplniels." He tried to shoot man
by tao naMe of Thompson. whom he
had stolen cattle from, and, IN conse'
uuence was shot by some Of Thomp'
son 3 friends. If it wecenot for despe-
radios this would be a pleasant country
TO live in.
receive your Weekly regularly, and
apxiously await its arrival every week
| as it is always full of home news.
Yours Respectfully, L. G.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-15
Newly Rapered.

Mr.. W. c. Cole, d"a'er in gents
furnishing goods, No 2O9 Market street
has added to tue appearance OF MS
store by having the walls handsomely
dec,rated with the latest desisnsin the
paper. hanging art. The paper on the
ceiling forms two blocks, with rlch
centre, b,tleroi with Oh Gold ana
Turkish Red, the whole presenting a
sIrikirv appearance The design Is
nrioinal and the workmanship p neat and
,asIy. This hne piece ofpaper- hanging
srt, was executed by Mr.. Harry ID
Holr. No. 2lS West Sec nd street, ana
fully portrays that he uhaefstAhuS '''0
husiuesS,
Daily Republican., 1881-12-15
sSuuf ASrVfCR,

There seems TO b. some trouble
again ahonr the turbine water "he"l
wuich for somc time past has been out
Of service. A few weeks ago tue
pumps were repaired but still they
re,use to p-lt rm their allotted work.
Ia the meantime the city is enrllel y
dependent upon the Worthington
pump for water, and if that fails the
ri.y vii. be in a bad predicament. Ii
i, noped that the con.rActors nave nov
bet n maid in full for their botched ] /
that should never have been accepted
by the city.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-15
WOnderfaI power.

When a medicine performs such
cures as Kidney-Wort is constantly
doing, it may truly BE said to have
uonderful pow.r. A carpenter in
Montgomery, Vt, had suffered for
eight y'ars from the worst of kidney
diseases, and had been wholly iucapa-
citated Tor work. He says. Cone box
made new man of me, and | sincerely
believe it will restore to health all that
are similarly afflicted. 1t is sold in
both liquid and dry form.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-15
Marrtaxe ~ telegraph.

There was marriage by telegraph
in the Southwest on the evening OF the
5th inst. The bride and groom we're a.
Fort Sill, and as there was no person
authorized to Tie the knot in that VI
cinity, the couple had recourse to the
wire. County Judge Jones, OF Jacks,
boro, Texas, pronounced the words, and
Iientepant W. A. tilasstord, OF the
United States Signal Corps. transmit
ted the lightning flash that made Two
Souls one.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-15
The ruuera. Of Mrs. J"ues.

The remain OF Mrs. II Febser Jones
were conveyed to their last resting
place yesterday Afternoon from ne res
idencc of he son Col. CHRISTIAN FeD!get
in Brandy inc village and impressive
services were conducted at the house
by Bishop Lee and the Rev. Chas. Mur-
raw. The funeral which was largely
attended by her many friends and rela
tiv4s. left the house at three o'cl nk,
and pro.Yeded TO the Wilmington amt
Rraul, wine cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-15
superb Carr. tsA@s Books.

D. LsThr0p Y Co, Franklin Street,
corner of HawlHy, Boston, Mass have
"a spieudid assortment Of Christmas
holiday books suitabie for the aged and
the young, bnt most especially for
children. Amongst their beautiful
booas, the REPUBLICAN acknowledges
the y, ceipt o:' "Storirs for Language
Lessons," "Ghris'mas morning and
"YounR Folks History Of England -
Daily Republican., 1881-12-15
,rse German v,.unteer.

The Grand Army proposes to give a
sell ies of entertainments in the lnsti-
tnte Hall, on Monday, Tuesday, Wed
nesday and Thursday evenings OF next
week, and have engaged the services ol Vi
William d. Saphar who with comrades
of this city will present the u rman
Volunteer. They should be we'll pa
tronized,
Daily Republican., 1881-12-15
Attention Ned Men.

Mr.. W. s. Wood, taxidermist, No.
2o4 East Third street, has for sale one
golden and one bald eagle, one fox, one
deer's head and several fine owls; all
splendidly mounted and warranted tree
from moths.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-15
Thirty Second VAs1t.

D.. Darmou will make his thirty
second visit to our city GU Monday next
and his numerous. patients wili oe "ple e
to consult bin for q few uaVs al the
house of Mrs. Day, No GoS har"e.
street, The doctor has been kept ou'y
in various other places aud hence MS
DELAY in returning to our city.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-15
,-e.Arcn,tec,s n euplsyed.

Tneophilus P. Chandlc', who PrepaF,
ed the plans for the new Coura House
Graham g. Son. of this city, ana Mr..
Button, OF Ph!la., architect OF the Cam
den Co. Insane Asylum, have been eIn-
ployed by the TRUSTEES OF the p'lr
to prepare plans and Specifications for
the new cou atty buildings. Each Arrhi =
tsct will prepare separate plans, "h ch
will be submitted to the con nittee
from which thy wi ! make selection,
taking one or more as they deem prop
Daily Republican., 1881-12-15
SPECIAL MENTION.
Dr. Samas'

White Pulm0uic Balsam Ia pre-emi-
nently the perfection of lung medicines.
ThOusands endorse 1t. thousands have
been saved from consumption by it.
Cook K Frary, Braceville, Illinois, says
it has large sale, and most of The phv-
sicians are prescribing 1t. Soc. and 81.
Sold by dealers. Main depoC 4th and
King, Phila. 603 Arch street.
Oysters.
If you want to get the best and fres b
est oysters iu the market go to ALL
scoS'., Ill Shipley street 20, %, Sc
and lOcts. per quart; and a 40 wholesale
and retail.
Decline of Man.
Impotence of mind, limb, or vital
functions, nervous weakness, sexual de-
bility, &c, cured by Wells Health Re-
newer ; 81, at druggists. Depot, N.
B. Danforth.
Don't Die IN tho House.
Ask druggists for "Rough on Rats. I"
1t clears out rats, mice, bed-bugs, flies,
coaches, vermin, ants, insects l5C. per
boz.
Something New.
always to be found at simpsons, Silver
building, 5ll Market street. Try him
ior sty sh pair OF pants or ovcrcoat.
JaHNey
30l and 1903 King streeL.i is headq uarters
tor good POTATOES.
The strict privacy OF the ladies' de-
partment at Il. James Belts drug
store, gives ladies the opportunity OF
supplying their wants without embar
rassment- Private entrance Lady at.
tendant.
Go where you get the worth Of your
money. Smeltz viii sell you butter
apples and all kinds of produce, lower
than any other deatur No. Is East
4th street.
Green Mountain Asthma cure and
Hairs Asthma cure, for sale at Dill
worth's Drug Store, Second and Madi.
son streets.
Just arrived, one more ear of choice
rose potatoes, also one car Of choice
apples. Call early for bargains. No
l3 East 4th street.
For frosted feet, use "Arc'ic Sotion'
d guaranteed cure, 25 cents % bottle,
For sale only at BHaton Smiths drug
store, corner TIN and Pine streets.
Go to janney, 30l and 1903 Kingstreet
for apples, urleL fruit, canned goods
pickles, foreign fruit-in fact, mos'
everything.
Toilet powders put in handsome style
n u rt.l, tr i.fS nf n4 hi,i
est orders for sale by j. Il. Hartman
druggist, 9TH aud Poplar.
Let nations weep and smokers re.
jolce, for nave one thousand pounds
Of smoking tobacco for 25 cents Il
pound. Chapman, 4th and Shipley St
Smeitz, the butter king, sells butter
lower than any other dealer. No. |.
Ea-t 4th street.
Januey 3Ol Il 303 King street, has ont
OF the best brands OF Butter in the city
and y. caeap.
Handsome dolmas, $40 PRETTY
trimmed, Vain "risht's, ;b2 Market
street.
Janney, 3Ol & 3o% King street, make'
speciality "f orooMs, Straw PAPER
| paper bags. ttc.
Beautiful black cashmere, AZ c2nts
WAin"ri ght's, 3l2 Marke; street.
Hosiery anu underwear. d.rge stock
lowest prices, Wain"right'3.
Veivet4, p!uahes, ,noleskins for trim
ming coats, AZ Matn"rlshts.
! Goats, doImas &C., from 81 to 81,
Waiuwriah :, 3l2 Market street.
DoiIS, raper patterns, 10 cents, a
Wain"ri -nt's, 3l2 Market street,
SIX umbrellas. S. %, at Vain
Hright's, 3lZ Market street.
HauIurd's Acid Phosphate. For sal'
at Taylor & Ful!erton's, 800 King st.
| The hes. Sc cigar, Smith slA MAJ ket
Daily Republican., 1881-12-15

Don't delay, always be on time, ior
nreventiun is better than euro. All
rouuhs and colds and such affections
of the throat and lungs as lead to con
sumption are cured by DR.. Bull IS
Enuph Syrup.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-15
NslOeless aud cold

ks NY y s'ri deeply regretted that
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