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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-11-08

Of PalatkA formerly snpsaIols and assoelssss q Mr.
imoes election Of hr. WA r Forward, Chairman, and
Benz. Harrison, Secretary.
ing was oecoasd By tie sponlane0as desire % TIE cit
izsns e Pafks 70 express g The atssst manner thel
Sa1at@ Costy Ads6ncs, and their sudden and he
Messrs. Aekermau, Calhoun and Mundee were named
ehafmen respectively Of three eommttees nstneted
take measures for the participation Of the young
our city In The funeral services; and another eo1pose
Of Messn wn. Thonpson, ~. :. Q. Doaaslly, Dsnj.
Putnam Calhoun and T. b. AckaTmaa, 10 dam appsBpli
Afier inieEnis.ioa % allow ms 5or De e0nnifes e
report the solowing va unaAlmoasy aecsptsd cub
Toar eomtsse svpotutsa % prepare ana prsssat &c
,n,ss.ss q e ssss e E. sas - essF. rsit rob
tesy fss hss paasyEe i s.Pcrsca: they and g. ne
We easr the following:
nify d ukieA he was raised and % ven known
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oul n.a - adssaa. sd vs II rsioissd IN Hi sc.
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=. g s:s q. 80 .c.G ss.. Q. ssss ws. ON
Rssagsd Tkaf slIng tAe dsapesf TsTsss fhnt hG had
been e.lls1 a..g ely g ps:sissa - e.
4 de - iss.1sg ~ sssiis.d Isd i the szs1sns
-. Thas go q 49, rusolutioas properly e.
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7omM4I.
PALAzKA YEA.. Oct, a. lGl.
All q which ~as osasses -. Co..
Bus HAEz..on, see.ss.r5. e -
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-11-08

GeoEgs Pratt editor Of TIE Sasfsr Cbun AdUaAcs con
a Mr.. and Mn g. ". Pratt was born IN Tampa EA
Nay ID 1854 and died in Lessbag, Sumter county Fla
nth Of 0ctobe 1881 aged twentvAss yeArs ave month";
and twenty-five days Up 10 period Of his death the
deceased promise Of long life and future usefulness
His eoastitat0a good but that fen destroyer the
hsHoraghieal fever suddenly Frustrated him On Taes-
day evening" zsth, he teok his bed and died A n On
Thursday morning. An estimabIe lady, who At hs
bedside Just before he died eonversed villa hRm On tie
subject Of the future He replied that he was not afraid
to die. that be all right and IN The hands Of God he
rested To hs sister he sad: Fel mother that an an
right His remains were broaght to PAaatkn where
they were consigned 70 the resting place Of the dsn IN
the cemetery Friday Il Daring the funeral Ger
emoaes the stores saloons and pnces q business closed
It h boon Of consolation 70 the bersased family
know that the young and cizsns q PaIatka gen
orally took charge Of the body in arrival md made
arrangements lor sAs closing ceremonies manisesting
throughout the most tender sympathy IN closing this
sad notice I'D t impossIhle justice in words
simply 70 tie great heart u PAAfn h moaEned over
the dead son. and manifested 90 much coincidence with
the bereaved family.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-11-08

TN Coles & Boards homeless pig feet. %
Ammunition, ammunition, at R. B. Carpen-
leTA %
Fresh bread every day, at r. B. Carpen-
MS q
"A 6ne lot OF cigars and tobacco, at Coles 4
Boards %
-Buckwheat and graham -four, at R. B. Car
PenlefA
Fulton market beef and mackerel, at R. B.
CAPenier's %
Fresh groceries received by every train. at
RIB Carpenters %
Coles & Beard have fresh buckwheai flour
and new syrup. %
-Thurbers fancy. white evaporaIed apples. at
COhz & Boards .
Fresh family groceries-best quality, Tor sale
kW.R Wilson. %
Coles & Beard keep the finest stock of fancy
groceries in the city. .
Go Ia Coles & Beard for Baker & Clark's
nice sugar-cured meats. %
had, al Coles & Boards .
Superior green and black tea, only 80 cents
aPound. at W. r. Wilson'S .
Old Government Java C0ffee-genuine ar
ID, iOr sale by w. r Wilson. .
-Asplendid stock Of fine pocket cutlery all
-MPwied gods, at E. w. Clark's. %
INA p.oar,aoS NJ q .f;ko -o,o ,.-,.1. -
envelopes 10 match, al E. w. Clark's %
-Ffesh soda, cream and lemon crackers, GIN
eE MAPS and pilot bread, at Coles & Boards. Is
This week fine silver ware at z W. CIark's
hex AT the stamp" also silver-plated goods
60 10 Coles & Beard Tor cheese, maccaroni,
London layer raisins, and all sorts of canned
goods g
w. R Wilson delivers, free Of charge, in
any portion Of the city, all articles of merchan-
dlse purchased Of him q
-Coles 4 Boards the place to buy fancy can
ned meats. They keep Potted and Deviled Ham,
fosied Turkey, Lunch Tongues, Fresh Salmon,
AAekerei, Clans, Tripe, Boneless Pig-feet and
Ham Sausage %
BAKER Ciarks celebrated sugar-cured pig
hams, Baker & ciark's celebrated sugar-cured
shoulders. Baker & Clarks celebrated suear-
cured breakfast bacon, for sale at lowest prices,
By W. R Wilson. %
moi ai'o" worms to cheat your children
out Of their living Shriner's Indian vermifuye
.es''g 'hese miserable pests, and give the
- e1'o"s neS aFmors for the battle Of life.
For sale By n Lively. %
sa AA OF low tax there win always be
maaeJ enough in the country for sufEererr With
coAshs and colds to buy bottle Of Cou.,ens'
= ~ 'of % cents. Speedy and peEma-
Asaa relief Is experienced BY those y no use i, lnr
e'sgha, colds and all diseases Of the throa. and
A whites Cream White Vermifaee. he
.e'n Killer For sale by w. A. Rawl.. Sale
Aesnt. -
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-11-08

"A Ooagh, CnId ~ Sore Throat should be
stopped. Neglecs Frequently results IN an IncnK-
able Lung Disease or Consumption Browns
Bronchial TrOches are certAin 10 give Eelief h
Asthma, bronchitis, Coaghs, CaiaFFh, Cnusump-
i've and Throat Diseases. For thirty years he
Troches have been recommended By physicians,
wide and constant use f1r nearly an entire
generation, they hare attained well merited rank
among the few staple TeuAelies Of The age
Public speakers and singers use them 10 clear and
strengthen the voice. Sold ct 81 cents n box
everywhere. Nov. 50. 16o0-1y
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-11-08

There are times in every 6ae,s life when en-
ergy fails and n miserable feeling comes oVel
them. mistAk ken Epr lAziness- Danger turks in
these symptoms, rs they Fise from diseased or.
gans. PArkers Ginger Tonic viii restore per
feet activity to the stomach, liver and kidneys
purify the blood, and Teaew your lease Of health
and cumlon. -Ads0cGtA
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-11-08

Are pa dlsiaIhsd at nIEhlland hl1ken o. y6nF
Fest BY sick child anMeEing and egyinR vita the
excFncialing pain 81 cufzingI seaEIf II %. 70 g
once ard 81 > bottle Of Ira WinsloWS Go0lhing
Syrup. h win relieve TIE par It1Is sugssef
immediatelY -depend upsn n; these isno mistake
aboat L. There 3 not mnlhes on eaFlh Who ~
ever nd y, Who win not tell yoa a ence that Il
win Tsgul4ts de bowels. and give ret % he
mnlhsf, ana felief and heAllh - he eAild operA-
ting Ike uagie L. Ia peFfec3ly snis 70 use In an
cases. ard pleasant 70 the tlsie, and b the pre-
scrptioa Of one Of the oldest and bet 5eanle
physicians and nurses In the United States. Snld
everywhere. TweHiy Eve cents bottle.
Nov. 50. 1e60-1y
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-11-08
Wees FIorSda AemHmary. q
MALE DEPARTMENT
Roa Of Honor for Octnber
SehOIarshlP:
Cadets Henry r. Shine and John r. Crawford
Experiments:
Cadets Henry r Shine and Jas. G. BFacrwell.
J. n WHraER, PriRcipaL


SeASlaFzhiP ana DepOFtme.a:
Minnie Wlhitner, Hammie Blake. Mena viii
liams. Ida Williams, Lucy Stills, Matte HOus-
tOun, Carrie ISwitzeF, Aanie Levy. Bessie Linn,
Georgia Linn, Emmie Taium and Kate Kemper
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-11-08
Overco0sS. OvereOAes!
Orders taken by t29] d. B. MEGrNNTss, JR.


C0@NYC@ A&eG O4 y CB1AAh4CH0o
We are glad to be able to announce, by author
ity, that Colonel Allen, manager OF the Jackson
vile, Pensacola and Mobile Railroad, has or
dered 9 reduction Of 50 per cent uf the present
rate on foreign fertilizers received by this road
for use along its line This Is done to encour-
age and promote the farming interest along the
line Of their road.
This win be gratifying to our farmers and
gardeners who are preparing for enlarged opera
tons. especially in truck farming.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-11-08

This ID the time Of wear when bushes men
and Others engaged in sedentary pursuits are often
troubled with dyspepsia. Compound Wine of
Pepsin, prepared and sold ct EIliot's City Drug
Store, has tflected some marked cures %
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-11-08
Cs@PeaItfen I'm ssrawSerry ship-

Ne have received a circular frnm C. C. VII
Iams, 2S4 w ashington street, New York City,
announcing that he will engage in the business
OF shipping strawberries from points On the ]. p.
q n r r % New York, In refrigerator, guar
anteeing the entire cost not to exceed Is Goats
per quart, the price hitherto paid from Jackson
vile.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-11-08

1he soaking rain ofyesaeriay win be just
a..s 70 plant Fali gardens. Go TO the City
s'o'e and get your seeds-Peas, Beams.
&c, etc. They are all Fresh and TFueI
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-11-08

At Lake Gay ON TaesdAy. November 1st. 1884,
BY the Rev. ME. Richardson, Mr. s. p. Buie and
Miss FloseDGe s., daughter Of Gea B. Smilhson
al Ut Columbia county.
The happy pair arrived in Tallahaasee on
Tuesday evening. where hey remained few
days visiting the family Of Mn. Crchlow, Via
Is a cousin of the bridge groom
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-11-08

The Hagner House, one square east Of the
New Hotel. central in location, and attractive in
lis surT0andings, Is now open for the reception
Of boardeSs
NoFKNBEk 1, 1881. 28-f
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-11-08

- q BeArsFs usnck 81 sagnr-cnsed hama,
kf.A baeOn, shoaId<ra. snoked beeg. and
soaEaeA, eannot be exnelIrd in any city.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-11-08

has made his first Opening Of holiday goods, and
commences with q fine display Of fne gold
watches, chains, sels ear rings, lace and scarf
pins, fine diamond and seal rings, and asks you
To call and see the entire stock g
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-11-08
Lea. Deahse Msse mMee.
I'D usAlAer. AT D. b MnssnnEns, IN


'e.'H L Tayios. senss y hnneh o.
a hall mainrsa cori0n haIhs. mhicA. q
- . MI sAmple e his Gslis. saeks - gIve
'senad crap eqaal e ~ inrKsr ihaa he
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-11-08

Rscnrd of temperature at Tallahassee, FIori-
a Ex the past week
oa-urx.fioas taken By ". A. Rzwis. Druggist and
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-11-08

SnEsxAL AID DEPARTURE HAnA
sen~~a and Eastern. - r. - $50 n ~.
....-......--...7 10 A. n: e.oo p n.
Asl..-.s.r.t r. H. ZmA.M
---.rvi1le via Iamanla-Anive TnesdagA ThnrsdayR
- s-r-ri-ys 1t P. n close Mondays. Wednesdays
- eoct-oGcs win be open from A. n. 10 So r H.
- 81 20 so P. II, except SundAys-
uoNKY-0KDER 0VYICx.
- noney-order once win be open from A. H. 10
- ~ hon p. n. to p. II. M0neE-oe1ers are
- a his once payable In any part Of the United
- M Great Britain, Switzerland, Germany, Italy
P-'ee' A'st'- - W. g. STEWART. p n
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-11-08

TALLAHASSEE. FLA, Nov. 8, 1881
Bales.
z.tuued two weeks ending Nov. s.. 262
shipped previously. ...-.-........-..... 1854
Ta.al. 32I6
Priee: L0E Middling, 9X.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-11-08

- y and s4so per pair, II
d 3. MEauNns', IN
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-11-08

NEW ORIRAHA La, Nov. Z, 1854.
Essior FloFs5ian: Sseamef Amise b due % 81.
Marks November l1th. Win touch ~ Peasa-
CHA returning. RIB. PuaF q SoH.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-11-08

g. - g. lIlrele, -
- 81 m Mnn -
Daily Republican., 1881-08-03

ITHhS IN discovered tha' p ".
'rJ"", II Peoria. f., - tle manufac-
H~cr OF the internal machines Late, Y
shipped . Europe, tnl which has ere.
.Int sGrh great excitement on 10th sides
" The ur"I1l, bat n,Gy that h il found
what !, 10 be done with him His
nu9incN4 Is carried on openly, his
shells are uJ exhibition, anl he claims
the -a'n" right 10 rnarutlcrure shells
hat others claim TO manufacture guns
ana pistols, Their Is some logic in this
argument. Il is not for Mr.. Grove to
know what becomes Of his machines, no
more than il is for a gun Orpistol maker
to know what becomes Of the guns and
pistols he nanuta"turea, nor is he re-
>pun,iDir for the mischief resulting from
their use. AZ the same time we are in
CIiu"t 20 think that Mr.. Grove is
5reuchin- IL little too closely on inter-
national rights, and if there is no law
70 Interfere with the manufacture OF
machines to blow up governments, Con
;, r"sS should take the matter in hand az
,oou as possible, and if need be, pass a
law, 10 matter if i2 IS a little arbitrary,
10 check his dangerous business.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-03

ONE ~ oNL Dhe Star Route cortrac.
>yS are arrested and held to answer an
yg,r1 ~cI aud >wmd,ol government, the
last one ling into the cNt'ch"S Of the
Ia" bong Il. h. Wiley oi Philadelphia
whose alr~-' took pla' yesterday.
(a!'c ! nUunjr fgom Brady down are
.oW >GAi'.n- tri1l,. but none higher
than Braiy II the Post Office depart
meut have been ruO'e-trd, As there
va. ! ruN'-ua~ "r Genera, and a first
lDd second a,- l-tAut, before Brady was
reached, The question arises, are they
clear Of a" completely IN the pot VIII cA
>~iAd'ut the government ont Of mil.
ions year II seems strange that
such a gigantic system Of fraud and
.wiEd.Ing could he carried on for years
IN .uch an open and unbluohing mlnner
by III" fourth officer in tn" department,
Aithuu; bis thr@" SIperiprs kno" ing
something about it. The latter may be
entirely innocent, but if 50, they were
just a. entirely unit Tor the POSITIONS
which they hc.u. A subordinate may
,tea. Urri,!o.a.ly and not be discovered
in las thelt, hat when he goes at it regu-
larry ana systematically year after year
hi, ,up"rIor in o,hr. Should detect him,
il he !, nor a confederate, or an imhe-
ell" nrr competent tohll the o,tre. The
apppIu'nDnt ol SECRETARY Jane, to the
hra Of IN, POST O!irt department for.
&c, Il cpmp,ll,pn between competency
and inromp"te rrv with In" odds lar -e-
y ii favor ., Mr.. James There should
y" no t"Inporizin- in This matter but
whoevrctne guilty mon are, they should
be pun>u"n, 10 matter what lhcir posi-.
tton' have b".n Ir: 10 guilty man
escape,
Daily Republican., 1881-08-03

A LITTLE CoSTHOyEKSY arose in the
u ard OF Health last nj III. over some
advertising bills in which it appears
tha the Eipublican's bill was the lar
gest, and the Every Evening the lowest
We DO not know ghat reasons exist for
the difference, but if changes for adyer-
'isements we're male in proportion to
circulation the ratio would be low "a
one all the time in favor of the RE.
PUBLICAN,
Daily Republican., 1881-08-03

THE STATE ELECTION in kentucky,
on Monday, for Probate Judge and
members Of the Legislature, showed up
well for the Republicans, there being
heavy Republican gains in strong Dem
Ocratic counties. Therp''wrrp not enough,
however 20 overcom" the large Demo
craft" majority in the State, and Sena-
ator Beck , reelection 30 the Senate is
r"aSsnr"d. However, the days of great
overwhelming Democratic majorities
are past in Kentucky.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-03

WE ARE PLEASED 10 be informed
that Street Commissioner Lynch has
rren at work constructing traps TO be
placed at openings OF the streets into
the Chris lana, to prevent the Il bris
and washings of the city fIom being cor.
ried ito that stream. 4he COmulia'
sionrr cannot make too much haste in
the matter, as the government appro-
pria'ion of soma 10000 depends upon
the :on itruGtion Of those trans.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-03
The Su all POx HOsnitals,


The Morning News, this morning, re
turned to it, attack upon the authorize
Of the small pox hospital, and it mns
be confessed that they have apparentli
made good their charges Of ineXcrsabl'
negligence and csrelessness on tue par
of those III charge Of them. If, as it ap
pears, the charges are true that erran,
boys from the hospital are permitted Il
ramity through the city, visiting drus
and grocery stores, thereby endangerin.
he heal Il aud lives Of citizens L is :
praltica that ,hould b. stopped inmc
iiate,y, and ii there is such ace mining
linz # patients in he different hOSpitai,
1s has been represented, there is no eX
cuse Tor il, From representations made
it appear, that Mrs. Fisher admits the
charge that a coIorrd boy at the hospi,
tai WHO had been 3fiict,si with the dis
ease did 20 upon several crrands, but ii
las not been made 20 appear that he
was the cause ut he spread OF the con.
tlgjon. Mr, Lynn, Tor that appears 10
br tle name Of the lady who made the
,ianagir. . exposures, sill persists that
she ,lw a woman @ along the streets
with the suit on she left at the bosi :
tt, a'I Charles Ferguson, the watch
man, IS CHARGED with -1ing ntothe hos
pita, -rnt-, and ch'u visiting his family
on ,Aes.n nut street, but it has not been
mad 10 appear TIA: the small pox has
spread or that any persons whatever
mas caught ihn ron,agion, from either
he boy, Ferguson nr IN. woman who
wore Mrs, Lynns Gr"s>. However
stat" oi affairs i disclosed AZ the CITY
Hospital that should 10; eNis, at all.
We thluh :Aat an investigation needed
by 'Ar Holrd Of Health or some other
authority, Doctors Oslc and
Springer ,."ny that things are at loose
snds at h" liusr,tl. but these gentle
men ar" only there At times and are not
to know everything that i,
gong on. AT any rate they are the |
'ounty pIysirians, tn" Trustees of the
'oo- 5"in5 responsible fot the accommo- |
latou' provided and the good or bad
nanas Of III" Hospitals. There
: however, one Question suggested. |
las thr small p-Xb cn hpo.nio -pread
rom III" causes romplained Of II iI
rs not, then We have III" fact that it is
.ot Gl.cas" to or met with drrad and
error, b0t by proper precautions /; can
- aYolNrd. However an Investigation
> certainly needed by some competent
WDu..ty. WHO il TO luakr it ?
Daily Republican., 1881-08-03
xV.o,,be People Say.

That at 1903 Fat sixt, sir'sr h"ST AZ Sc. b.; %
where you can get the nes. ",r I'D the hest s".a
best large haE O. cnT n. at c"s, s canned neg ,
done up in toms,,e. T. ,3n Inn' l in can for ss
sardines. l2c. can; ms ~ You can sc. sl,,Hs; ",
starch. 25c. rails ns. ,oe' Cleared roas,nsc, q
best coffee. . ha ior o', tn, ispAcel!tin inor,,
tea done up in lin fol a. T,V let the hes, OVs
store has it r. u: s.u crnam cheese; .,,gIciou:
drips ut l'e ct best rt' they are decIu'o hsys d
glazed peaches lm; .rts for our larse, ,Os v.
they c'mc f~om ali PAM a,,r broom, at lS tSs
borax soap at O.. ava "a scIs bar We as aSt,se 10
have .s, zap =, lHs and the best tea an ana
this city for the price. ooa'0 r. ". ~lh"
street. )eI'o'I ---------- ----------- ..
Daily Republican., 1881-08-03
nBlLADELPHlh. 4. NOAH
HAI.TIMORE RAll.ho"D'
MAY 70, ISL

Trains VIII leave whmtnEta. ,5Iats ., i}5ip':S So
For Philadelphia and in"':asj 4sj, 4Ov, .N
tions, 100, $40, y.lC, lO'3, H. 'n'' -
''i'b Pbiladeiphia Ia ni Express 3d. WV
Philadelphia and new t' o6S 552 b.3sp D..
7.GO, 0b5, ii .5S a. m., Il ~ ~, stations as
Baltimore and lntermedia' '
a. In., AS p. m. .,,,,,. stations, ''
.. IL. ~ s5Dvn
Baltimore and Washington n iI'5I' 81 y n,
7.55, $50. IN, y s. w. ',,js,5u I:v .,.ye or:
Trains for i)elawars Nvts,Vn al NJ. 6.Gtp D.
Castle, 500, 9.35a. N. t.yD, ~ stations, ~
Harrington and !ute'med'"'' ~
DeImar and Intermediate '"'''
NJ, Loo p. III. ,,Ns
Phllads.pbia and lntermeu'A''
10 A. In., /. .Oo, 7.O", 1000 \. III. n 22ss.p o.
PhiisGslphia and New Y 0rA' =
X EnI.im5re ard Washington '-''
| 1bs a. II. 10. 81 p. III. ,ss.snyers arc y
Foi further information tss tssnt NJ The depot
s-red 10 the time tables losnt,,NnNEY, Surt
''''" w Wv VI +. ENN -.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-03
SOTICETO TIE PUBLIC.

The public at4 hereby "sulioned agaiNst
sending any money " order. - NUNkS &
60. ~ Nassau street, Ne" YORK tity. They
are iiooding the country With bJgu. circular.
purpo'tin1 TO be Of fne Louisiana State Lot
tery Company. and are trduGulently repre-.
seuting them -eivcs as agents Of The Louis.
iana State Lottery Company. They have no
authority to sell ire ttcGets VI this Company,
and are not lts ag"n'i.
NJ. a. DAVPHIN,
Pres. Lou.-i"ua state I.L.ery Go.
NEW ORLEANS LA. .iulY ! lSsl.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-03

DURING THE MONTH Of July there
were twenty-five deaths from smallpox
in this city, AMI in Philadelphia there
were bat twelve. Philadelphia has IA
population of $50. 900, Wilmington 45,
600.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-03
.NELAWAkE Z COLLEGE.

4
The next term win begin September :, 1877.
There Ere three courses Of study, Iny one OF
which may be - ltc.eI, VIZ: The Cha, sIcal,
the Agricuit lral and ScicLtt,c and Literary;
or spec al hratcheS VI study may bs aiken II
desired. Roth ,Nes A." Hnmit;th 10 the class
ruoms, and young ladi"s can obtain board III
the town The necessary expenses are eacced
ingly mo crate. For catalogues and y her
inf rmaLIun, address
W. II, PIHNlLL, LII y,
augl.tSCp7 Newark, Del.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-03
CAUILI HOUSE, AsnWhT NV iTK$Ay Kr$AAEyA'

WIN reopen June l5, 1881. Thc situation lie
knoRn a. one Of the most desirable in Asbury
Park. Two inmates walk f-om beach and
bathing grounds; near the lanes. Tie house
has been enlarged several new rooms a aided
and returnishci; spring beds hair mattresses
etc. bath rooms, hot and cold water, Perfect
drainage. gas throughout, Improved Kitchen
facilities, greatly enlarged dtning.room ana
sumltuously provided table; viii r.sal the
cure choice OF room. Address MR6 N. b
CAH ALL, Third avenue and Kingsley street
Asbury Pax, Nj. ny u>-2in
Daily Republican., 1881-08-03

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All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are
under the Supervision and management Of
GENERALS q. 7. BEA hEGARD and
JUBAL 4. EARLY
Daily Republican., 1881-08-03
JOHN WANAMAKER. PHILAD'A.

John WanaIlIaktr
PHILADELPHIA.
We ought ~ have
begun earlier to tell OF
the summer treasures
in our big house furnish
ing basement. 1t is a
real lesson in house
keeping to walk through
and look at the thou
sands of little and big
convenienccs Of home
making there. These
talks about then; are Of
less account, because
you do rot see the
things and seeing is
necessary Indeed We
can't undertake to do
much more than to ASK
you to come and see.
Refriserators. The
whole science of refrig-
orators almost, is how
to keep a cold food box
clean. Cleanliness of
the box is essential;
nothing else is scarcely
50 important. How can
we do more than ask
you to think Of this when
you see our little bits of
rririy orators and our big
ones too.
Cream freezcrs to
freeze in s minutes; but
that's too quick ; spoils
the cream. The freezer
costs almost nothing.
Cream? That's another
matter.
Fruit and jelly-press-
es and prescrvlns-kct-
ties come next. The
presses are very inter-
esting to see, but not to
read of.
a tlour-scoop and
sitter and jclly-straincr
is one Of the few good
combination-tools Ev-
crybody understands a
scoop What harm does
it do to have holes in
the bottom ? Then a
lever sCrapes over the
holes inside working the
flour through beautiful
ly. Take out the lever
there's the jelly.strain-
CT. IS cents.
A medley Of things
for very little money on
bargain tables, not half
value:
apanese decorated earthen tea pots, fire
proof, 25 cents.
1ajollca pitchers, 30 to 80 cents all bran
bic patterns.
Covered white jugs, Is to 35 cents.
Bathroom dishes, 30 cents.
apancSe colored- straw boxes, 10 cents.
apanese lacquer boxes, 10 to 60 cents.
apanese shell baskets, 3 cents.
iiota ice-cream dishes, Sl.25 dozen.
iiota vases, 81 pair.
Good Luck" goblets, 81 dozen.
'accarat glass pitchers, 40 cents.
Collectively they are
odds and ends; hence
the prices.
iorthwcst corner of building.
JOHN WANANlKER,