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Daily Republican., 1881-02-07
Tue Bai,ey Hro,hers eurxIarv

In the Court OF Quarter Sessions al
West Chester, on Friday, Henry Moo,
dy, alias Charles Miller, was convicted
of Burglary, in breaking into and rob
bing the house Of the Bailey Brothers,
at Kennel Square, in November Of 1879
Pc nding a motion for pew trial, the
prisoner was committed until to-day
when the Judge Will give a deci-
sion. Eugsno Whitiosk one ofthe con,
spirators, is now undergoing a sentence
OF ak years. imprisonment. Tho third
Of tho party, William Robinson, aIial
Gopher BILL" has not yet been senten
Ced, and has been used as q witness
against the others.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-07
Murder of n Clergyman.

Cinoir natl, Feb. Son Thursday last
al Nourtain Home, Ala, near &u6sel
Sbosls, Robert Letsen shot William
Davidson aud the Rev. J. NJ. Picksns,
killing the latter instantly. LstaoR
irst assaulted Davidson on the public
read when Mr.. Pickens interfered to
prevent bloodshed, though having no
interest in the quarrel. Lesson after
shooting Davidson, turned and deliter
ately shot Mr.. Plckens. DaVidSoR's
wound is serious aud he may not Teco.
YER. Mr.. piokens was minister OF the
Campbellite Church. well ednca'ed and
highly respected. He was the Gresn'
back candidate for Governor atthe Nc
vembef election.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-07
MILRORD's GRAND AHlY DAY
AbOut the Institute Of tho View
Post by DsRt. Gem. McNatr.
LCnrrnannnhan anrn nf tha kRpnRIt

MnFoRD, DBL, Fec. 5.
MRssas. EnToRs Yesterday was
Grsud Army day in this city. Depart
ment Commander w. S. MsSSlr and
Pusey W. Jackson, OF Wilmington. who
Il Aid de. Camp 10 the Department
Commander, arrived early in the da'
and vera warmly reUsived 10y The DuLy
Of Recruits who had ben ent3ted by
the untiring efforts of Mr.. Z. W. Kern.
To this gentleman too much praise can.
not he given for his earnest lGbors in
behalf of the new Post. Il was grscs-
fully acknowledged by the new orgSni
cation by his unanimous election to
honorary membership. Junior Vice De-
psrtment Commander VIM. X. Smith
and Senior Vice Post Commander JOhD
Il. Kliugler, Of Dover, arrived shortly
after noon, and soon afterwards the
recruits vera daily mustered. Under
tho supervision of the Department
Commander the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year:
| Commander-Jsmes K. Lohsnd.
! Senior Wee CommandeT--A. B
Moore.
Junior Vice Tcmmander-J. L. Camp.
bell.
SuIgaon-J. Onins Pierce, h. D.
0 OF D.-Joseph Richter.
Quartermaster-G. W. Joseph.
0. of G.--I. +. Cubbage.
The Commander elect appointed Wsn
lP. Corsa Adju,ant, William II. Harris
Sergeant Major, and J. Il, johnson
QuarternGster Sergeant. The Pos'
Having resolved to hold public in
stallation, they were publicly induoiet
into their respective Offices, after which
Istirring addresses we're delivered BY
the Department Commander, Post Com
maiider Lohand and others. The Pos
decided TO take a recess until evening
when & delegation was expected from
Gen. A. T. A. F1rbert Post, No. 3, 0
dover.
The latter delegation, consisting 0
nine comrades and including the De
partuent Inspector, S. D, G. saith, Jr
Vice Post Commander Bell, Chaplain
Hammond and OfHcer-oi-the-Gusrc
Rowan, having arrived, the Post re- as
sembled at 7.30 p. IN. and proceede
with the regular post business in score
session. An open camp fire was after
wards held ana the usual enjoyment
we're afforded. The new Post starts on
under very favorable auspices will
Twenty three members, eomprisinI
lslma Of the best material found in thi
section. A number Of recruits will b
mustered next Friday evening, Th
visiting comrades were handsomely en-
tertained, and were divided bs:wse
Shoots and LoWrey's hotels for accom-
) modatiOns. As each party contend tha
il was the best fixed, We infer thS
"mine host" at eaOh hcstlery, did hi
best to make our visitors comfortable
The delegation will leave this morn
ing il they are able to get Chaplai
9 Hammond of. It is understood ths
the Department. Commander goes
] MiddletOWn to-day to orRsni2s Po;
] No. 8, which ABIDE Camp Jackson wa
= instrumental in starting early in th
. week.
The G. A. +. appears to merit th
e warmest sympsthies and most cords
support OF all Union loving citizent
D aud we dOGbt not it will recsivs fr"l
r this community every encouragement
1 in its noble work.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-07
nSnnnrnrnCnrInx.

II was promised that Frank A. CCnley
would make the Wilmingfonisns laugh
II they gave him good audience at the
Institute Hall OF Saturday evening.
Well, Wilmington did her part partial
ly and Conley did his part as we'll as il
the hall had contained 1900 people.
Conlsy is a genius, and worth whole
troop Of comical singers and fddlers to
keep an audience in O good humor.
Some of the more sedate tried hard to
keep their mouths closed and teeth
oleuched, bu! the effort wEs q failure.
When Frank made one of those comieal
grimaoes aud threw his big but not
ugly mouth away around in close
proximity to his ear, the rigid eounte-
nances OF the most dignifsd relaxed,
the mouth flew open and loud guf-
faws of laughter followed. As Nomi.
cal singer and impersonstor of chara'-
ter, Conley osnno. be excelled. The
comical rendition of the popular song,
81 can't keep still," put everybody in
the audience on the move. The Dutch
mans diflealty In reoitipg "Mary had
a Little Lamb" brought down the
house. Some Of the disgusting fashions
Of the day called "etiquette" were sue
eessfully and properly ridiculed. Con-
ley has the happy faculty OF changing
to impersonate any kind Of g character.
First lie is plain but sentlemanly Frank
COnley, but few shrugs Of the shoul.
ders, a limberiDg Of tho legs, frowz
ing OF the hair tnrns hiri into street.
hummer. It only takes moment or
two to turn him ant as fashionable
operatic singer, bat the long trail is
always in his road. He LEFT his audi.
ence in roar OF laughter by the conf
cal rendition OF his laughing song, Mr..
Rest has succeeded admirably in af.
fordiHg the people rich humorous
treat, and we understand that he has
made arrangements for tour with Mr..
Conley down the State, Saturday even
ing, February 18th, being fixed for his
appearance at New Castle. A larger
house would greet Mr.. Conley's re ap
peareuoe in This city.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-07
TaAe w Gather.

War Department, Office OF The Chiet
Signal ORoer, Washington, Feb, I'll
q. IN.
Indications for Nsnday---For The
Middle Atlantic States, warmer. olss,
or partly cloudy weather, northefly
veeriug to easterly wiEds, lower la
roneter.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-07
A Gard.

To all who s"e euiterng IRON the crrors and
indlscreti0ns OF youth, nervous weakness
carly decay, ioss OF manhood, eto., will serd
You recipe tnat Will caro- you FREE or
OHARGE. fhis great rsnedy was oiscov
cred by q missionary In South Amorica
send se.fae !ressed enyelope TO the R1v
Uity. sIb.lvw
Daily Republican., 1881-02-07
Rnhn,,n nrnsu,nr,nnnn,h.

This extremely cold weather is very
hard on rabbits, and in their forages to
procure food many are frozen to death.
A gentleman who lives near West Ches-
ter saw three lying dead in the road.
The rabbits have been very trouble
some, eating the trees and shrubbery
in Josiah Roberts nursery, at Malvern
this winter, But Mr.. Roberts has found
way to save his nursery plants at O
slight expense. Every evening he pla.
ces heap Of clover hay in the haunts
of the rabbits, which collect there il
large numbers and devour it with appa
rent genuine satisfaction and relish
The number Of Dummies" inoreas,
every night, and it Is said to bs a no
vel sight to see them satisfying thei
appel ties these moonlight nights.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-07
A QuerFy.

EproBs hRPUBLlcAS:--Rev Mr.. Kra.
mer ,old us 40 many other things, or
last Sunday, that he forgot TO tell
whether tha soul, or spirit, o! the sin
Ier periehed with the body, or ven
again to the "God who gave it,"
LEARNER.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-07
Will Visit Marrlaburx.

The Fame Hose Company has de-
cided to make visit to the tiremen Of
Harrisburg, Pa, next July. A meet.
ing will be held to morrow evening fol
the purpose Of making arrangement,
! for tho trip.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-07
OdIee.

81 HA' Nalithloo' A epoNlol Aob VI poso-
toes lor bakers use. Apples and fruit
Of al kinds at reasonable prices.
NOt1ee.
The hard weather has been very Be-
we're on roofs, and James z. Wood &
Co., metal r0oiers, request their Gus
toners and others 10 send their orders
in early, to insure their work done
pEonpt)y, as the weather moderates.
Dr. q tnSrAs' white PnsmOniC
haisaiR,
the famous lung remedy, the far famed
throat medicine, the celebrated preven
tive of the inrOads of consumption, SC
rents and 81. Sold by dealers and al
main depot, Fourth and King streets
Pniia., tOZ Arch street.
PoIa:Oes.
Two car loads of Early Rose potatoes
1000 bushels, for sale by Carr Il Co.,
Fourth and Eiug streets.
Tho RwIn spring BED,
Elastic, durable, cheap So to 81; cash
or weekly payments. l2l Market st.
ChAngesble atmospheres produces ir
ritable throat and bronchial affection
DOMESTIC Cossn 6yRyP VIII give instan,
relief. West Bud Pharmacy, Seventh
aud Jefferson streets.
"IugersoliiSm Brought Face to Face
witk Christianity" by Rev. J. e.
Caldwell, D. D., sold by James & Webb
224 Market street.
Smeltz & 20. will sell you Rose, Bur
banks, Snowflake or Peerless potatoe,
lower than any other dealer in Will
mipgsou. Also plenty good apples loa
No Is Eaet Fourth street.
II you want to save money, time and
trouble, 30 to sncl'z & Co. for youl
potatoes, and you will get IL EN- fres o
frost. No. IS Eest Fourth street.
Hartman's Worm Syrup is a deat
shot to worms. Pleasant to take. Chill
dren will not refuse to take it. Fiitt
and Poplar streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-07
N,rnt wnrnan Anuninted.

Sheriff Clark has appointed Johh N
Steward, 3 member of the Sooy osnal'
and wsllknown and active Repubh'
can of the Second ward, night wardeI
at the New Court House.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-07

When one knows good thing it
shouldsbe told and we do know from
experience that DR.. Balls Cough Syrup
is tbs 5e5t remedy for Oough3 and colds
we ever used, Il only costs Is cents q
hottie
Daily Republican., 1881-02-07

General and Mrs. Garfield went TO
Huron, Michigan, on Saturday, to at.
tend the funeral Of one Of the Generals
aunts,
Daily Republican., 1881-02-07
R.sse OF Sales.

Fet 10. AMOS W. House, ChatdS Ford, Pa.
" 10, Il. j. hosSinger, Newark.
" II, .. J. Hos niger, Newark.
II, +. W. Clement, Chriqt,Ana Hid.
II, Eugene Rogers, New Osstls Hi.
IS, L. w. Stldham & Son, city.
" 10, Ada Burrts. Mill Greek Ad.
10, Bishop Becker, city.
Il, A, Vandegrift, st. Georges HID. -s
22, J CurJisClark. d" I" q
"a, M. Spence, Christiana HID. ~
"A, John LauShead, Brandywine Hd.
-, Anna HOPES, "
Is, HRYl tt Property, Mill Greek HID.
Moh l, WIN. Richardson, NJ. O. Hd.
s, Mr.. hObson, Chrtstiana Hd
IL, Al lrgaret Palmer. ChrIstiaua Ht,
Is, Ann BeesOn, Brandywine Hd.
d" q, George Whithels, New Castle.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-07

yNUR SALE.-MANURE FROM THE
Il thirteenth and Fifteenth Streets Pas
senxer Railway stables, Brood and Carpen-
ter streets, Philadelphia, Ior six months or
one year, from March lst; number OF horses
about zoo. Apply for terms TO
4. W. ACKLEY, President.
w. E. cor. 18th and Gum DerlSnd Sts. Phiia.
iebT.9tW.ltd
Daily Republican., 1881-02-07
H0ySoLIkRg.

Boycotting, or avenging lreIsnd's 3
wsoDgs," by Ksnward Philip is the title
of book which has excited great st.
tent.on in New York, and will without
.donbt sQually interest large class Of
readers all over Il" Country. The well
knowp author ra-ueI Philip spent 3
heightened per D.. = ireland and is
therefore quali. {. write upon suoh q
subject. The l. ,. 1an be procured by
enclosing IS c. to Richard X. Fox
lS3 William Slresf, New York.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-07
NEW ADyEsEIsEMENTs

ToTlcE.
Notice is hsrehy QlVen that meeting of
the subscribers 70 the capital stock Of the
FRONT and Union Strt ct Railway Company,
Tor the purposo OF organising the Company
by the election Of officers, will be held az the
0t1,e OF tho ArtislnG Savings Bank, No. 5G2
Market street, In thH city Of Wilmington, on
THURSDAY. the l7th day OF February, A..
D., 1881, at 4 o'ciOCG, y. In. iSigned
JAMRs Morrow, WS. q. GIBBONS,
n B SEIpEL, BEO. ". Bush,
pH LIP PLUBKHI'T, WA FRRRIs,
ieD7.sG Commissioners.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-07
state of tho Enesnounetsr

at the REPUBLICAN office, On Monday
morning, Feb. 7:
7 O'Clock, ~ o'clock, II O'clock
230 $40 37G
Daily Republican., 1881-02-07

Green Mountain Asthma Cnre, sure
cure fer that unpleasant disease, sold
by Tayljr Il Fullerton, No. 302 King
street.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-07

George Turner offers a reward Of $l0
10 Lh4 arrest and conviction ct the
PERSONS wHo broke open his ash tox at
laird and Poplar streets, en- sunday
night.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-07

New gravel and plastic slate roo q
put on aud repaired by x. Mitchell,
ljr., $40 West Front street
Daily Republican., 1881-02-07
MnntIax GonIdSaya.

The New York World OF to-day pub
fishes q long report of an interview
With Jay Gould relative to the consoli-
dation Of the three great telegraph com.
paniss, now accomplished. Mr.. Gould
says ''the object Of the consolidation
vas to osrry out long cherished plan
for developing in the United States an
efficient system Of cheap telegrsphy on
q great scale, both by sea and by land.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-07
ErEyBhL MEN TION.
E-0satOas and Fruits,

i, l.. JaDney's, 3O3 King street, ii
the cure place to get your potatoes
gu%gauteed nIeAr OF frost. Prime STOCK
Of all varieties. A special lot OF pota
.oes lor bakers use. Apples and frui
Of al kinds at reasonable prices.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-07

yROARDING FOR MAN AND WIZ = OR
Is single gentlemen largo. Weil.iur.
nished front, second story rosm, at SoS snip
ley street. "o'i"S
Daily Republican., 1881-02-07

Seventeen cars OF q grain train on the
Wabash Railroad were wrecked BY a
broken rail near Huntsville, Missouri,
On Friday. No persons was injured.
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The House Offices.
-- -rD ~n nv

The contest for the Speakership cannot be said
10 be exceedingly 2ctiye to-day. The trains last
night and this morning brought but few additional
CongressmeD, hence the candidates have but little
new material TO work upon 1t is learned to-day
that the most OF the Massachusetts, delegation viii
vote for Mr. Reed of Maine, at least, on the first
ballot, and after that HiscOck Will nave the bulk
OF the strength. The Illinois delegation, or ma
jority, at least is claimed by the friencs or Mr..
Hiscock.
The friends OF Mr.. Kasson, the Iowa candidate,
Stin claim his election as assured They say on
the first ballot he may not show up as strong as
either Mr. IScock or Mr.. Keller, but after the
other candidates are dropped and the race IS mar
rowed down between those that Mr. Kasson will
receive votes from the Ohio Michigan, Pennsylva-
mia, Indiana, and other delegations As yet the
Pennsylys MIA delegt tiOn Is nol-committal A
movement was started to-day to defeat the elac-
ton OF Mr.. MCPHERSON for the clerk OF the HouSr,
by the candidacy Of a well known newspaper man
Mailing from Pennsylvania.
The friends of Mr. Keller are not as confident as
they were week ago. There is Just little OF the
spirit OF rebellion among some OF the Ohio repre-
sentatives who claim that there are others In the
delegation better fitted for the Speakers chair than
Mr. Refer These will vote for MT. Keller ON the
first ballot. They viii have no staying qualities,
however, and Will consider their obligation 70 their
state at an end after the first ballot
Mr. Orth, the Indiana candidate, whose head
quarters are ut the Ebbitt Houfe is working like
beaver. lie is conducting his canvass so not TO
antagonize any OF the other candidates with the
hope OF coming TO the front as compromise can
didate. This, too, is the method Of campaign of
Representatives. Dnnncn and Burrows.
On the assumption that Mr.. Edward Mcpherson
VIII be elected 10 his Old place as Clerk 4 good
many OF the subordinate officers under him, who
Were discharged when the democrats care In, are
N town 10 renew business at the old st2nd. DR..
Meianey, the old reading clerk. is here, and Mr..
C,lsoee, who was his colleague. is on his way.
Inc hotel gossip is that Mr.. Hooker of Vermont
hsS she iead Tor the position of Sergeant-at-Ar
Pvate Dazel is here from Ohio q candidate fOr
the Fostmast.rship He IS antagoniz9,I nv Mr.
Hank sherwood, or Michigan, one Iegecd soldier
VINO received The last republican Caucus nofnha.
zen Tor the place. A Lephew Of Parsen Brow.
lown Is also candidate
The canvass for the DoorEeepers place f. q
scrub race with three or four ndictes inciItlIno
Major Bonnell and ex-CE,,f Of the Capitol Police
eOree B!a.kfan.
Sr2Dgc as II may a?pear, no caa5:dats snr thu
Chaplaincy has yet publiciy anEaunc,d bin, self
To sum up, the race 10: the Spea. sf,hip seem.
% De fast narrow ing don n bstsyeen K.sss,n and
the form er.
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C. NJ. TOWSON'S,
636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.


Largest double white wool Blankets S. So 49, g. S.
Largest size Bed Comforts, ST. 81 25 So Sits, g.
at TOWSONS, $50 Pennsylvania avenue, south side
Clocks 4oa nsT styles. 81 s. S. s. 81 So COG n
sylval1a avenue south side.
LuPins fine all wool Black CashTeres SO cts, 81 cts
IS cts, IS cts, 81. atTOWSON'S 636 Pennsylvania
avenue, south side
Medicated Red Twill and Shaker Flannels, at TOW
SONS $50 Pennsylvania avenue, south side.
Novelties in Dress Trimmings plaids, stripes and
dsmasss Dress Goods; Black Silks best make. 81,
syiyanla avenue. south side.
Ladies Atwood Flannel Sutne. in navy blue, myrtle
g a al aRs STs SSth SINGLE a1d double
south side.
Cloths for and boys wear winter styles 81 cts
cts. 50 cts. IS cts. 81 cts: ST. at TOWSON'S. 636
Ladies' rents and childrens Wool Underwear Hosiery
Gloves, Silk Handkerchief, etc. etc, at TOWSONS
636 Pennsylyania avenue, south side.
New Dress Goods 123 cts Is cts IS cts. 20 cts 25
vet and yeiveteens, a: TOWSONS, 636 Pennsylvania
avenue, south side.
Broehe and India shawls. Cloth Skirts Piano Covers
Counterpanes and Sheeting Cottons at TOWSON'S,
$50 Pennsylvania avenue south side.
BLACK SIX Oanasse, new patterns all SILK, FL rs, at
TOWSON'S, G36 Pennsylyan avenue. south side.
ngham Curtain Iaces, % cts, 81 Cts, 80 cts, 81
cts. IS Cts. at TOWSON'S. CSC Pennsylvania ave-
nue., south side.
Receiving new goods daily. Largest assortment to
select from. Bottom prices at
C. NJ. TOWSON'S,
CSC PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
n19 South Side. 7th
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Wilbor,s Cod Liver Oil and Lime.

The great popularity of this safe and eficacious
preparation is alone attributable to its intrinsic
worth In the cure OF coughs, colds, asthma, bron-
chitis, whooping cough, ScrofuouS humors, and all
consumptve symptoms, 1t has no superior, II
equal. Let no one neglect the early symptoms OF
disease, when an agent is at hand which will cure
all complaints OF the chest lungs or throat. Man.
ufactured only by A. B. Wilbor, Chemist, Boston.
Sold by all druggists.
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WEI DE MEYERS
WEI DE MEYERS
WEI DE MEYERS
WEI DE MEYERS
CATARRH CURE.
CATARRH CURE.
CATARRH CURE.

The antidotal theory, now admitted to be the only
treatment which win eradicate Catarrhal Poison.
REV. CHAs. II. TAYLOR, 40 Noble st., Brooklyn n.
Y: Zone package effected a radical cure"
REV. GEO. A. REFS Cobleskn, Schoharie Co., N. Y.
1t restored me to my ministerial labors.':
REV. W. II. SUMNER. Frederick. Md, 'Fine results
In six cases in my family"
REV. GEO. E. PRATT. St. Stephens Rectory, Phila.
Quite wonderful; let distribute your Treatise.
CHAs. H. STANHoPE, Newport R. l.: ct was too deaf
to hear the church bells ring; hearing restored"
GEORGE W. LAMBRIGHT- 70 Biddle st.. Baltimore,
Nd: Suffered years perfectly cured"
MRS. NJ. E. SHENNEY, 1922 Sarah st., St. Louis: 'The
first natural breath in years"
Mrs. j. W. PURCELL. Golden City. Col: FUSED only
one package; entirely cured; suffered "a years."
DIR. F. N. CLARK, Dentist Montgomery st.. San
Francisco Suffered Is years; perfectly cured" &c.
DIR. WEI DE MEYERS Popular TREATISE" on
Catarrh mailed free The great Cure is delivered by
Druggists, or by D. B. DEWEY CO.. 1872 Fulton ST. ;,
New York. for 81. 90. nit. th3m
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Amusemenfs. &C., Tonight.
National ThPGteT.-Willie EdOuin'S Company In
"Fun in Photograph Gallery"
FOrds OptTd HOatse.-HaVery Comedy Company
In ''Fhe StrategistS-"
HtJn,0n Haatse-Oyster supper and sociable.
Masonic TtH,ple.-German orphan Asylum fair
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AFTFR THE DRILL Of the Union veteran Corps,
last evening, Mrs. Emily Thornton Charles, an
honorary member OF tuat corps, presented the
organization with a handsomely framed Union
SOltier'S Recurd,n or war chart, comprising the
militiry history OF Capt. S. E. ThOmaSson, COM
mander OF the CORDS.
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We Know
that there is nothing earth equal to Hop Btters
as family medicine.

Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
revlves the dropping spirits; invgorateS and haT-
MONIES the organic functions; gives elasticity
luster to the eye, and plants the pale cheek Of
beauty the fresh roses Of LIES spring and early
summer time.
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.sAlderney Dairy Wagons,
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered In 1S-lb. 'Ward" prints, 45c per ID
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk
&c. per ut. Cream, 1Oc. pint
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IHEREBY NOTIFY my friends and the public that
an in no way connected with the late firm OF
Berkert & Wilson, (ilthOugh they still persist In
keeping my NINE on their Sign5) but can b. found
at the Old Established Shoe house OF III. L. StraS
berger, a06-:gS 9TH street. GEO. b. WILSON.
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Ruv mn HALLIDAY Present

Without seeing DR.. Scotts beautiful Electric Hair
and Flesh Brushes They always benefit the well,
and marvellously cure Headaches, Neuralgia, Dand-
ruff, Falling Hair, Badness, Rheumatism. etc.
Price refunded If not as represented. At drug and
fancy stores. eO6
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1--WE REASONS WHY
IT is EVERY ONES INTEREST TO BUY
"a Hand stitched Caters.
s. Fine Calf Button.
g Nobby English Lace Boots.
81 Stout Working Shoes.
PURE GUM BOOTS AND SHOES.
6 Hand stitched Boots.
a Custom made Boots
s. Long-leeyed Boots.
g Solid Work Boots.
81 Boys Boots.
WHITE AND BLACK OPERA SLIPPERS
1915 Ladies' Best French Kid Button.
$500 The Noblest French Heel Button.
s.. 90 Pebble Goat and Kid Button.
Sic Button and Lace Shoes.
so cents Solid School Shoes.
30 cents All Leather Infant Button.
Nooi-lined Cloth SLIPPERS and Shoes.
AT
L. HEILBRUNs,
No. 400 SEVENTH STREET NV
SIGN-THE OLD WOMAN IN WINDOW.
Because: lst-You not deceived there.
2d-You buy here only good Shoes.
3d-You find all accommodations.
4th-You buy there cheaper than elsewhere
bth-Tt is the only Peoples Store, where you
find goods 10 suit your taste and pocket
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-29

or cold is not enough. You must take Hale
Honey OF Horehound and Tar to get rid of
quickly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-29

For Colds, Sore Throat, Asthma, Catarrh, and
other diseases of the bronchial tubes, more use
full article can be found than the well-known
"BrOWnS Bronchial TrOcheS."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-29

OF Newburytown, Pa, says: "Ltebig Co.'S Coca
Beef Tonic has given me more thorough satisfac-
ton In my practice than any tonic which 1 have
prescribed. 1t is unequalled a nerve tonic, &C."
Beware Of worthless limitations. UnScrupulOuS
tradesmen initiating it will be prosecuted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-29
DIR. j. Leo NIingle,

Hop Bifters
purif1es the blood, aud removes all pimples and
eruptiOnS