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Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
ANAi0Amk.

Harry Yates, q spoke driver in the
employ Of Buckingham & Bro., wheel
manufacturers. Front and Justison, was
badly hur while driving heavy wheels.
He was taken to q Doctor and his head
dressed, and 10 doing we'll being mot
dangerously but painfully hurt.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
WrapRered amd sllpHeved.

When Rev. Adam stengle started for
the parsonage last night when church
services were over, he was accompanied
by several friends who stuck to him in
an unusually friendly manner, and 1t
was not until he reached the corner
opposite the parsonage that he looked
up 70 his second story windows which
were brilliantly illuminated and the
rooms apparently dsnssly inhabited. II
flashed through his mind then that hs
was the victim Of another surprise party
and yielding 70 the fsros u surrounding
circumstances, he was hustled into the
the parsonage TO face his bible class and
few Invited guests who had taken the
occasion to give hin 0 surprise before
he started TO conference. After the
Rrst effects Of the surprise had passed
away, Mr.. c. II. BeHtman came for.
ward and in the name Of his class, pre-
ssuted Mr.. Stengls with very ane
drab oolored cloth wrapper faced with
blae and deliberately corded. Mr.. Sent
man then took from under his arm a
pair Of embroidered slippers which he
presented TO Mr.. steugle on behalf Of
u. Isaac ]. Nisholson. Both articles
were received with appropriate thanks
by the pastor after which . eautiful
supply Of refreshments followed and the
company dispersed.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
Nearly MenaNOMeN.

The Newark Ledger was mot sold on
Wednesday. There were only two bid
dsrs present. The highest bid was
1880.
One hundred and Ave dollars were
realized from the entertainment given
at Mt. Salem NJ. Il. Church Yebuary
22d.
The Fame Hose Company ls abeIt 10
purchase q pair Of horses.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
~ 3'oV OlOSE1 y. M,s
The following described Real Estaaa ",

GHERIFF'S SALE,-By virtue Of a writ
- Of Plus Vendttioni Exponas to me d.
lected, will % expo cd to public sale at the
Hotel OF Samuel Peacock, in Middletown,
st. Georges Id, New CASTLE County, Del
aware, on
TUESDAY, the 2sth day Of March, lssl,
at $50 O'Clock, p. m,
The fsllowing described Real Estate, viz
All that certain lot and piece Of ground
situate in the town OF Middletown, County
Of New Castle, State Of Delaware, bounded
by Main street, by land Of J. M. Cox, BY An
derson street and by land OF James Ouibert.
son, with two story frame dwelling house
erected on Main street and q two stOi frame
buildin' on Anderson street, be the same
what II may.
Seizsd and taken in execution as the prop-
erty OF Rachel A. Whitlock, and to be sold bv
PHILiP II. CLARK, Sheriff.
SHHRIPE's oIIISR, Wilmington. March 6.
1881. Mariq
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
MeHehAnt TatIaR.

The people appreciate the effort which
is being put forth by Mullin & Son,
Sixth and Market streets, to start q
drst class merchant tailoring and cloth.
Ing establishment. They keep the
bsst Of goods and are skilled in their
business. t
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
suReriug W1tn s.noul,nex,

Smallpox prevails in a family al
Fifth aud Monroe streets. The suffer
srs are two obildren. One is eight
years and the Other is eighteen months
old.
A coloreS man at Twelfth street,
near Walnut, and man living near
Riverside, have taken the small pox.
Both have been moved, the former to
the hospital.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
@Nao n M0Nf0.

To be aroused frGm sweet and deli
oious slumber by "cat serenade," ia
on par with being annoyed ip church
by the steady haokiug and coughing OF
individuals who nsslec to take DR..
Bull's Cough Syrup. Price 26o.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
1Rm Ne0n.

No need to 60 TO Philadelphia to huy
trusses. N. B. Danferth. Druggists,
cor. sseoud and Market, sells them
cheaper and guarantees 1t. A special
room for applying
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
LIN L.M0k

II is understood that one Of Whining
toms bricklayers is soon to be placed
in the detective services of Uncle Sam,
During this week he displayed wonder.
ful ability. As areward he will receive
the star.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
Besoming Popular.

The New No. Wheeler q Wilson
Sewing Machine Is becoming more pop
ular every day and Is now considered
by the most prejudioed 10 BE- the best
made and flushed, lightsst RAINING
and best adapted for family use Of any
other made. Wheeler & Wilson Man.
afactnring Co. j. H. Primrose, Man.
sgsr Tor Peninsula.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
Imterestinx themes.

Rsv. Mr., Haldsman has two interest
ing themes for to morrow's discourse
and the church should have one Of Its
old time throngs after his absence Of
three weeks from the pulpit.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
, Parsy ns Risl lux snn.

Since Mr.. W. Valentine Is about TO
move to Wilmington, q number of
young people rendered his son Elmer q
surprise party. The party met at the
residence Of D. Clover. The visitors
were treated to refreshments and q
pleasant time was had. The young
man, to whom the party was taken,
was the recipient Of . handsome copy
Of Shakespsare's works. 1t was pre-
sented BY W. j. Stoner.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
DUBLIC SALE
l. OF
HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN FURNITuRE

HOUSEHOLD d KITCHEN FURNITURE
At No. 1918 darket street, 9th ward, on Sat-
urday March 10, 1881, at l o'clock sharp. Bed
steads, bureaus. wash stands, roobing chairs,
cane and windsor chairs, tables, lounge, what
mot, inorain and rag carpets, cock stove,
tubs, clothes ringer, large soffee grinder suit
able fer store. butter tub, Toe cream freezer,
ice cream fixtures, china. glass and queens
merated san H TON9S,
l., W. STIpKAN L Son, Austionsers,
marll.6t.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
EOFth Carolina I'm Favor Of fetal
Ahaaamema0.

At wednesday nights sessions Of The
North Carolina Legislature the House
passed the Senate bill prohibiting the
sale or purchas OF any spirituous II.
guors except wine and cider under hea.
w penalties. The act enforces total ab-
stinence. II is to be submitted to the
people for ratification In August, and
If adopted by the popular vote will 90
into effect October lst.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
N EsufalgA@

HLss bsen ascertsined that the most
inve'erate eases Of neuralgia are cufed
by Fellows Compound Syrup OF Hypo-
phosphiteB.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
state of thc The runsuasser

at tho REPUBLICAN, Office, ON Saturday
morning, Msrch IL:
I O'Clock, 10 O'Clock, Ia O'Clock,
$50 40 45a
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
Bpvfmg aOSds. .

L. Heiss, merchant tailor, No. 4, 4.
srd street, has received his new stock
Of spring goods. He will be pleased to
have his customers call and examine
,hem. .....
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
NEW ADvERRIsEMENrs.

ShERlFE'S SALE.-by y,r.us,t
> ol LsYari Faalas 90 me direes a Iii wIle h
HPIsea TO public sale at the Hotel a, Sann ~o
dsi fSS9ook ID Niadtetovn. in 81 Ti,nr"u
ad New Castle County. Del, On
TUESDAY, The 10th da? dfNarh 1881
atG.S o'clock, =. m,
The following dc cnbe h ii kst..s VII
Az thai certain tract or lot otlapd s,tua,s
~, ans ~ ana oelnR IN tne village OF Port Penn
~ 81 LeorRes Hd., New Castle Oountu an3
s.tte OF delaware. bounded and descrihs%
ss ,onows, 70 wit; Beginning at the north.
ast eorner o. Market street and running
snSnce snSt Dy the same north 1877 degrees wess
SS,3 zee. 70 D corner Off lot now OF Thomas
.,s oaeaVeIs II tate, thence by said estate and
aoItn ieh degrees east 3s6 feet to q line fnr.
nhery rhy o. Wnllan Cleaver now OF the said
homas Cisav1r, thence south 1877 degyess
east D 4 feet to a lot now OF Thos Gissvo-
snenee sse " said lot south 1elI degrees vast
,o Ieet 10 the place OF bsginning. contatning
aooet ~ ptrohes. be the same D,,ra or less
l. Aise al that certain place or nareeJ as
,ano n situate and lying In the villa ~ of Port
renn' rt' II ~. Georges HID, New Osstie "a
snd no,, ~ boia s ware, ifonttng Oh Market ST,
Luu now eounded by lands OF Hugh Eysms
ny. deceased, and which is mora fa,iv -.
,osLn 10 deed 70 Hugh EIeUing lron laYoSs
mcMnliea and Mary MeMulien his wdSa
aated me 18th day OF January, lS4l. Ro"S
q, Vol. .. Page %, &c. ~ "'oA
Seissd and taken In execution a. the mon.
erey o. Archibald Freem an and Lana w.
man, his wife, and william h. EIemtnr ars
Sadie Fleming, Graeey Long and Chayies
n. LehR, Margaret Lockman and AIeg
hochmah, Hs., and to be Eold by
o., PHILIP n. CLARK, Sheriff
HhAftpfs s,I orFlcs, Wilmington, March 8,
marl2
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
NEWS Summary.
DofHgs Of q Day ais ever she Lsna
Bows In Mrfef.

lows an wFfef.
II was decided in yesterdays Cabine
meeting that the legal tenders deposite.
for retirement Of circulation should NO
be returned 10 the banks where the
Transaction was completed by the sur.
render OF the security bonds or by re,
demptioD against the Amonrts deposit.
| ed. This decision will prevent the re
turn Of about eighteen out OF ninetesu
miilions Of legal tenders deposited tt
date.
The Temperature fell TO zero in many
parts of Northern Ontario daring
Thursday night. Yesterday a hssvy
Snow storm prevailed along the St.
Lawrence, while rain fell in the mari
time provinces.
The Ocean County Bank, at Toms Ri
YER. New jersey, which recently woand
up It's business, resumed yesterday, IN.
der the title If the First National Bank
Of Toms River. John AumGck Is Pre-.
sideut. and William W. Low Is the
Cashier.
Over l4o eases Of smallpox are re-
ported In the parish OF ST. Alexis, ON
the Saguenay river, Quebec. The cpl
demic Of small pox in Hsuolulu is abat-
ing. Since 1t began about 1000 persons
we're qusrautined 10 their hoHses.
John T. Rich, q State Senator Of
Michigan, has been nominated by the
kepublieans for Congressman from the
Seventh District Of that State, 10 sue
ceed o. D. COnge., chosen U. s. Ssps-
tor.
Annie Kerney, aged ~ years, died in
Massachusetts,, on Tuesday, it 10
said, from the effect Of an apasihetic,
administered by 9 Boston dentist, and
supposed to have peenyconpounded Of
ether and chloroform.
The liabilities of George 3. Goohe,
butter and ckssse exporter, Of Chicago,
who failed on Thursday, are reported
at e167 S55, and his nominal assets at
1907, ,94S.
A bill has been introduced In the
Dominion House OF Commons "to pre-
vent agents Of foreign railways from
holding out Inducements to persons to
smigrate from Csaada."
In the Wisconsin Legislature, on |
the Woman Suffrage and
Prohibition amendment to the State
Constitution were defeated by a close
Tote.
The Senate Of Rhode Island, yester.
lay, rel sCted iAe House amendment to !
he State Constitution, giving school |
uttrags to women.
An explosion in the phRnix Boiler |
Works, at Buffalo, yesterday afternoon,
iilled six men and injured seven 9TH
rs.
The President yesterday nominated
ienry G. Pearson to bs Postm GsteY at
lew York.
All the iee on the Hudson river is
roken up from Caldwell's Landing to
lew York.
Secretary Lincoln took oh aygs Of the
Var Department yesterday morning.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
A Gard.

10 all VINO are suffering from the errors an
7ndiscretions Of youth, nervous weakness
sarly decay, loss Of manhood, etc., will send
kou recipe that will cure you FREE OF
This great remedy was disoov
bred by o missionary In South America.
Send Q seltsddressed envelope to tho RAv.
yosHPH r, inMAN, Station T., New York
Dity. tls.lyW
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12

GHERIPF'S SALE-By virtue et 4 writ
- Of Levari Faoiss to me dtrected, will be-
exposed to public sale at the Hotel OF Sam
uel Peacock, In Middletown, st. Georges
Nd, New Castle County. Del, on
TUESDAY, the 2sth day OF Marcn, 1881,
At 2sO o'clock, p. M.
The following described Real Estate, viz: :
All that certain lot OF land. situate in tho
town Of Middletown, County Of New Castle,
and State Of Delaware, with o frame store
thereon erected, bounded and described as
follows. TO wit: Beginning at post corner
t0F land OfJ. z. Elias0n on Main street.
thence with said Eliassn's land south three
fourths 0fa degree east to q corner Of said
EIiason's land, on line OF r. A. Cochran.
and teence with said Cochran's land south
eighty eight degrees, west tifty feet to q cor.
ner for Rachel Ireland thence north three
fourths Of degree, west one hundred and
fifty eet to said street, thence with said
street horth eighty. eight degrees east Atty
feet to Il place Ui beginning, be the con-
tents thereof more or less. book V, Vol. y.
Page l41, 80
Sei1ed and taken In execution as the prop-
erty Of JShn B. Roberts and t. t's. and to be
sold by PHILIP X. CLARK, Sheriff.
SHERiET's UFBIss, Wilmington, March 8,
1881. mar12
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12

dS, HEEtFF'S SALE.-By virtue o. q writ
= OF Vebditoni EXp0nRs to me directed.
VIII De exposed to publ C sale Of the Hotel
OF samuel Feae0ck Ia Middtstgwn, in st
GEORGES Hd., Now Castle County, Del.. on
TUESDAY, the 19Jh day Of March, 1881,
at230 O'Clock, .. m.,
The following described Real Estate. viz
All that certain lot or parcel OF Land Stu
ace, lying and being In Fencsdeg Hundred.
New Ca6tle COUNTY and State OF Delaware.
bounded and described as follows, TO wit
Beginning at an old corner white oak, bsiss
q corner far lands late OF william Cann. and
runniag thencs by the said Cann's land
south IS peTches to the New Castle and
Erenchtown Railroad, thence with said
Railroad north 7316 degrees east ES Dsrcheo
thence by said Ratlread north II dexreea Ia
a small branch called Seven Mile Rum
thence with said branch norLherIy until ft
lnterseets the line Of lands Of Jacoe F8ris.
thenca BY me line Of said lands and that OF
James NICHOLSON lats OF Nancy Underwood.
sOzth s7H det reos west TO the aforesaid
white oak and place OF Ofb0Kinnin9. being fha
same let or parcel OF land that was conveyed
by james Stewart 10 Robert King az per in
deDture bearing date the 4Eh day of Decem.
Der, 1855. Book W, Vol. s, Page 81. &c. CON.
lining twelve acres and two roods al land.
be the same more or less.
Seized and taken In execution % the Drop
srsy Of Annie M. Fieeaand and ta be sold by
PHILIP X. CLARK, Sheriff,
SHHMYE's OFFICE, Wilmington, March g.
lssA. narl2
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12

uVH TcAuy cow, %. Nv anu SaUV, ~
Taylor's hat factory, 4 West Second
street. The largest stock Of nobby silk
and felt hats in the city, and sold at
factory prices. Buy of the maker. Call
and be convinced.
Sale Of Real Estste.
D. FaTra, administrator of Oaborn
Hslt, deceased, will sell at public ssle
On The premises on Saturday, March
~, at O'Clock, p. M, the tWo-story
brick house and lot, No. ll6 East Tth
street. Alse at same time and place, a
lot Of ground at Fifteenth and Clay
mont streets.
POTATOES and Fratta.
N. L. Jsnney's, 303 King street, is
the sure place to gst your potatoes,
guaranteed clear Of frost. Prime stock
4 Of all varieties. A special lot Of pota-
toes for bakers use. Apples and fruit
\ OF all kinds at reasonable prices.
Fish ana Oyssers.
III Over twenty varieties Of fresh 6sh at
McClure's, lin the Eighth street market.
Also salt esh and oysters. Cali and try
them.
Seed Oats.
1000 bushels heavy Western oats,
suitable for seed, fOs sale BY A. r. Tat
nall, Front street, between Madison
and Monroe.
March, the ED Of winter and begin |
Aing Of spring, produces affections Of
the throat and bronchitis. Use THE
RRNOWNRD DOMESTIC COUGH
SYRUP: sure cure. West Rnd Phar- |
macy, Seventh and Jefferson streets.
Ross, ll6 Market street, is still ahead
and has Just received q fine lot Of calico |
dress shirts, which he has marked |
down to Afty cents. He has Q large
assortment Of hats, shirts, neck wear,
hosiery, etc., cheaper than ever.
last arrived, two hundred barrels .
VIM. g. Psnnypaeker 3 Co.'S shOioe
Patent and Family Rloun, which will
b sold cheap. Mccartney. No. 2 West
Tenth streets.
A. p. jackson & Brs., SIS Tatnall
street, will do your painting and paper
hanging In the very best manner and
At most reasonable prices. Oar wall
papers are the very latest styles.
That elegant preparation known ss
kcPherson's Csmpbor Ice and Glyoer.
ine, for ehspped lips and hands. is sold
BY J. r. Hartman, Druggist, Fifth and
Poplar streets.
Remember that Sutterley & Sawyer,
902 Market street, are copying old pic
tules at very low prices and any size
you want. They guarantee frst, GLASS
work.
Call on Geo. B. Metzner, le8 Rast Sd
street, for a clean shave, hair cut or
shampoo. Dyeing q speciality. Tobacco
and cigars, best quality, constantly On
hand.
Collins Voltaic Electric Plaster, for
neuralgia and all pains
or aches. sold by Taylor Il Fullerton,
Druggists, sO2 King street.
II you want nice spring suit, cut
and made in the latest style. call on
Ash, the Merchant Tailor, 7Os Market
street.
Aromatic BAohous, In sliding brass
boxes, 10 OTIS. each. Resag, Druggist,
Front and West strsets.
Plenty Of Family Favorits Flour and
other choice grades at Steam Mill, 3O8
West Front street. Grist werk q spe
sialty.
New gravel and plastic slate roofs
put Oh aud repaired by 4. Mitchell,
b., $40 West Front street
A Gard.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
Sprfnw style Salk Hats

now ready; $500, $3. SO and "a 90, at
Taylor's hat factory, 4 West Second
street. The largest stock Of nobby silk
and felt hats in the city, and sold at
factory prices. Buy of the maker. Call
and be convinced,
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
EPECIAL n ENTI0N.
Dr. Hfmms' White Paim0nie
80hNNEea.

What il will do: 1t will quickly cure
oenghs, sore throat, hoarssness, croup,
no. It will positively prevent the In.
roads Of consumption on the lungs.
Now selling IS years. 80 cts. and o..
Sold by dealers. Depot, 4th and King !;
Phila gpC Aycb atraat
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
Sale Of Real Istste.

D. FaEra, administrator of Oaborn
Bslt, deceased, will sell at public sale
On The premises on Saturday, March
~, at 3 O'Clock, p. NJ, the tWo-story
brick house and lot, No. ll6 East 7th
street. Alse at same time and place,
lot Of ground at Fifteenth and Clay
mont streets.
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What Congrr.. Did for Mr.. Lineol


II Is matter OF discussion at this time
what congress will do for Mrs. Garfield,
In this connection the acts passed in relatiea
to Mrs. Mary Lincoln are ofmterest, There
were three acts Of the kind passed by con-
gre>s, the first act passed when congress
came together after the assassination Of
President Lincoln, WAS as follows; That the
secretary Of the treasury pay, out Of any
money in the treasury not otherwise Appro.
priatod, to Mrs. Mary Lincoln, widow OF
Abraham Lincoln, late president Of the
United States, or in the event of her death
before payment, TO the lawful heirs, the
sum OF IS 90 provided always that any
sum Of money which shall have been paid
to the personal representation Of the said
Abraham Lincoln since his death, on ac-
sount VI his salary rs president of the Uni
tod States for the current year, shall 10
deducted from the said sum of $500. "
The amount thus granted to Mrs. Lincoln
was the salary of the president for
one year. Now that salary is 5000. In
February, 1855, congress passed the follow
ing act That all letters and packages car
riod by post to and from Mary Lincoln, wild.
Ow OF the late Abraham Lincoln, be carried
free OF postage during her natural life.
In 1879 the following act was passed That
the secretary of the interior be- and is here
by authorized to place the name OF Mary
| Lincoln, widow Of Abraham Lincoln, de-
ceased late president Of the United States,
on the pension roll and allow and pay her
= pension At the rate of 5000 per annum
from and after tho passage of this act
Washington Star.
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GOV Rent.

EOE EENT.-A TWO room dwelling on RoS,
avenue. Apply Ia H. J. tarncs Insurance.
a ,aU!.
, Or RENT--A good dwelling housc, near To
/ business, Has seven rooms, good water etc.
apply at Sanger Bros. To C.M'WllEAT'
I'OR REST--A trst.rlas, boarding house, with
i everything furnished over PARK Brc~' 15
Elm street. the best location In Dallas, Apply
to PARK BROS
EoR RENTING neatly furnished rooms, With
i board % without Appl, at llj Ross Avenue,
NOR RENT-FoUr rooms over John Potts gro
join BROWNING lG57 Elm street.
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A fine article of claret wine, genuine ll9l
land gin and cognac English porter and ale
YOU will always be sure to find at moderate
prices nj l.. Capcron's, No, Gao Main street
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lost.

7 OsT-Si REWARp--on the 81 of October
! .b,tvegn the Eclipse lumber yard aud FhrniN
flaming mills, small bhck PDcketbnoG Ton
iu!nlng about sll0, with papcrs The above
reward will bc paid "a the finder upon It's return,
" ELLINGsWORTHa al Phrnix NILS
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fNiscrllaneoMs OK ants,

w ANTED-A COUPLE OF ENPERIENCE=
w and Intelligent house keepers, young and
active. want any kind OF house.NOrk in private
family or hotel Inquire a. - George hotol.
room No ".
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4,husician
Agent. and Canyassrr,

Make from s5j b, so per week selling goods for
r.. t.. Ridrout & Coz. loBarrl0y street New YORK
send ior catalogue and tcrms
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For You,
Madam,

Whose complexion betrays
some humiliating imper.ec-
ton, whose mirror tells ,you
that you are Tanned, SallOS
and disflgured in cOuntenance,
or have Eruptions, Rednsss,
ROughness or unHholes0me
tints OF complexion, We say
use Hagsn's Magnolia Balm.
LISA delicate, harmless and
delightful article, producing
the most natural and entranc::
ing tints, the artlilciaiity OF
which no observer can detect,
and which soon becomes per-
manent II the Magnolia Balm
IS judieiOusly used.
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5Tragcd.

l,TRNYEp OR srOLES-Ftom the Chicago,
y Tc1U. X Mexican Central engineering camp,
on MUDDY creek "a Collin county, Il bay mare
about IA, hands high, branded on the lett Shoui,
der J. with circle "a; the top. \ liberal reward
will be pa!d for the return of the mare ~ tht
olHcr of'the C. T, a. NJ c. road IN this city.
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l.4o Acres % gooi land and perfect title in Colo.
ID man county, Texas. 10 exchange for cottage
IN Dallas, or sail property IN vicinity. Address
TRADE. 81. Goorgo Hotel
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silks and Satlns.
Allcolors and shades, at surprisingly low
prices. Try US. T.. Baumun, 7ld Elm street.
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Gmrn:g-Esu; 'rcat Column.


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. may h. handed into
~ our business ohnce up 10 ~, N, and into The
composing room up ~ =. N.
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4. 20 Acres Of spirRdid tanning iand IN Arnvr
u county, near the town % Archer, ard within
the coal belt Titles perfect. Tor salt, or will
exchange for Dallas real estate, or any good
personal Property Address, stating Kind Of
property offered ARCHER HERALD ofiCo.