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Religious.

Rev. j. Watt Shoaf, Of Winches-
ter station, will preach in the M. e.
Church, South Sunday morning ana
night.
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LADIES try your hand on cakes,
read, or on all kinds of needlework
hid knitting and compete for the
Aremium at the Fair.
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The Public Schools will open
] eptember LIST. The attention of
|arents and pupils is directed to the
|otice of the Board of Education
Ind Superintendent as found in an
Ither column.
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THE farmers are rushing their
wheat into market, at present
prices.
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No clue has yet been had in re-
lard to the party who robbed Mr..
|Iezekiah Williams house of over
boo, one night last week.
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FARMERS, sewesI Hkip BOOTS

A very superior article of heavy
Sewed Kip Boots, especially desired
for farmers, warranted in every par
ticular, at
GETTINGER & uOKE5.
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BUSINESS men get your cases and
wares ready for exhibition az the
Fair.
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Special attention is called 70 the
prices in Rose from s cts. up
To Fancy co'ored seamless a. 70 cts.
to 80 cts.
Ladies, lace top gloves % cts.
" long. Isle thread 25
8 button, light kids LOO
And the cheapest laces CIV offered ir
this town at ). Ii. SHAFFER'S.
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For MEN 5 BOOTS ara SHOES, go
to the Assignee's Closing out sale at the
BLUE FRONT. (iunl8-tf
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Ladies if you want the best calico IN
town, for Ct cts. call and sec them. ar.
DEATRICK IS.
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Call mt Hyde's

JEWELRY STORE and see the Pat
ent COLLAR BUTTON-the best
thing out. (augl3 2t.
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THE city is without Sergeant
Sergeant Smith having resigned.
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Go 70 THE BLUE FRONT for.
everything Ii the Boot and Shoe line,
AT COST. (jun18 tt
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EXPERIMENTS are now being
made at the distillery with a view
o testing a patent process for COM
pressing the Stops and other waste
bacterial into cakes. If successful,
t will be adopted, and the slops from
/ be establishment will be utilized
lstead Of wasted, as heretofore.
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Messrs. Hutchison 81 Bro: 1t is
with real pleasure that l add my tes-
timony to the great virtues of your
"Neuralgine" as a specific for neu-
ralgia and sick headache. Such a
remedy is a blessing, and sufferers
should keep it ON hand.
j. II. RIDGELY,
1876 Cathedral street, Baltimore.
Sold by j. J.. w. Baker, Martins
burg.
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For Ladies and Gents Kid Gloves,
from rs cts, to S1.OO go to
j. III. SHAFFER.
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Headache, Dyspepsia, Bilious
ness and Constipation, curt d al
once by DIR. METTAUR's HEAD
ACHE and DYSPEPSIA PILLS
Price % cents.
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THE attention of our readers is
called TO the advertisement of Nor
wood High School and College. 1t
lis Differed hv gentlemen of the high
est culture aud finest reputation as
Instructors of the young. 1t is 10
tated in oue of the healthiest por-
ions of Virginia, easily accessible,
and in daily communication by
nail and telegraph with the whole
Pountry.
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For LADIES SHOES goto the TIEFe'-
BLUE FRONT closing ont sales.
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On Monday last, Charles E.
Chambers, son of Mr.. James Cham
bers, of this place, died suddenly
from effects of injuries received
some time before. He was in the
18th year of his age, industrious and
highly respected by all who knew
him. He was an active and eff
Gent member of the Martinsburg
Fire Department, and his remains
were attended to the cemetery by
the Company in full uniform. The
funeral services were held in the
M. E. Church, South, conducted by
the pastor, Rev. Landstreet, and
were attended by large concourse
of relatives and friends of the de-
ceased.
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GALA DAY.-Under the auspi-

A GALA DAY.-Under the auspi-
ces of Thoburn Post, No. 2, Depart
Inent West Virginia, grand picnic
aud Reunion of the Grand Army of
the Republic of West Virginia,
Maryland, Pennsylvania, and Dis
trict of Columbia will be held next
Thursday, August 25th at Island
Park, Harper's Ferry. The follow
ing POETS will participate: Dept. of
Maryland, Wilson Post, Gen. w. E..
Ross, commanding, $500 strong,
with Post band and drum corps;
Dept. of Potomac, Gen. Gibson
commanding, 600 strong, with Ma
rine Band and G.. A. Il. drum corps
numbering one hundred, and Dept.
of West Virginia, Gen. w. Ill. IL.
Flick commanding, 100 strong. In
the afternoon there will be grand
dress parade and review of the Posts
present. w. II. II. Flick, Esq, has
been appointed orator of the day.
This will undoubtedly be the grand
est picnic of the season, and every
arrangement has been perfected
looking to the comfort and amuse-
ment of the large numbers expected
to be present. A special train will
leave this point at o'clock A. N.
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Straw hats, large and we'll selcctass~
stock and will be sold cheap for eaaSs
at III. II. DEATRICK.
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Peps Corn Solvents a sure cure.
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LACE REMNANTS.

Another cabinet Of Lace Remnants
superior to the last lot, Just received ~
G.. W. HOKE'S.
Ladies, call soon for they 50 vergs
fast
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Sugar cured Hams for 10 CTS. poss1
pound at J.H. SHAFFER
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Get circular from j. i. W., RAJ>'@s.~
Err and read Of the wonderful curss
tive properties Of Deep Rock Mineral
Water, and call and try It at
No. u N. Queen St
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29

WE HAVE been asked WHY We had
no. more extended notice Of the pro-
cnelings Of the Trustees Of the Poor i'll
the matter OF selecting site tor the
almshousc. We would state in jHstlH-
cation of ourselves that we were not
notified that the meeting would be held
with open doors, and as our reporters
had almost invariably before been re-
fused admittance, We had no reason TO
suppose that the rule had been changed.
1t seelAs, however, that a change has
como over the spirit Of the dreams of the
Trustees of he Poor, and the doors were
thrown open, and 1t is somewhat s'gniii-
cant that the reporters of the Democrat
H. papers were the first to iiud this cut
However, if the Trustees have agreed
to hereafter hold their meetings with
open doors, then another victory must
be placed to the REPUBLICAN, as we
have always advocated open meetings.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29

IT IS said that the Democratic re-
porters who were present DIT the late
meeting Of the Board Of Trustees of the
Poor did not report all that took llace.
For instance they said nothing about
Alesars. Laclley aud Hrinton going out
side Of the room to consult, and when
hey tried to return it was ouly by
threatening to burst The door open that
it w"s opened to them. These gentle
inen we in favor Of purchasing the
Brackin fam. How il this
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29

IT HIGH time that the Government
should deal vigorously with that inces-
tuous class of persons i'll Utah called
Mor1nons. They are as defiant as ever
towards the Government and visit with
REVENGE sooner or later all who are i'll
strulnental in exposing their unblush-
ing crimes. Bishop Smith at one time
a Mormon was instrumental i'll bring
ing John d. Lee, d Mormon murderer
to Justice and though quite n number
of years have elapsed since Lee was
executed, the avengers tracked him
wherever he went until his life has
been violently taken by these Mormon
outlaws.
As soon as the President sufficiently
RECEIVERS, We hupe the government will
rDDe Itself i'll its maiest9 and strength
and put an end to poiysamy in The Ter
rituIiea aud wherever else il exists.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29
Smoking Cigarettes.

This is emphatcally smoking age,
but ,be habit of smoking cigarettes is
Iuue rf the custicst ones that was ever
adopted and how general the habit has
become may be- Inferred from the official
statement of the internal revenue re-
ports. Last year taxes were paid upon
four hundred mllon cigarettes, the III
crease in their manufacture in 1880
being seventy ono Drr cent. over that OF
1919 This year it il stated tha. the
manufacture in the United States will
exceed Thousand millions, while the
entire manufacture of them in Europe
will not exceed half that number. The
cost of he habit of smoking cigarettes
is not confined to the money expended
in any manner represented by it. The
real cost Is in the mental and physical
Injury tn" labit irtlicts upon those who
indulge i'll it. They are generally either
caIlow youths or young men and as it
is habit that is almost universally
carried 20 excess, it seriously affects the
health generally iirst, Slowing It's. effects
in throat and lung diseases, in a weak
cring Of the entire system, and IN the
impairment Of will and memory. 1t
acts upon 9th the body aud mind and
its worst consequences is that of under
mining til" will 80 far as TO render it
to throw oil the habit. Recent
by high scientific authori-
ties among the students Of West Point
Academy, have demonstrated
that the most inefficient pupils are those
addicted to the smoking ottbc cigarette.
They seem TO lose the facility of contin- |
nous mental application, and besides, 10
exhibit corresponding lack Of physi-
,a stability. Not only that, but the
lahit is declared to excite an appetite
or alcoholic s'ilnulantS, so that, taken
the us" Of tobacco in this
orm may be Justly said to be the most
ostly habit that can be indulged in.
he means to put stop to it have not
et been discovered, and they probably
re limited to the individual dcteruina-
ion of all ordinarily sensible men and
L.,
destructive Of health and Vitality.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29

DR. HAMMDND who was court mar
tiaed and dismissed from the army
during the late rebeI.ion, is very mich
disgruntled by not being employed as
one OF the consulting physicians in the
Presidents case, and he Is now having
his revenge hy growing and grumbiiny
at the treatment Of the i'rrsid@nJ by the
other Doctors. As Doctors Bliss ana
Barnes were not dismissed from the
army for incompetnncy We prefer
pinMiug our faith to these gentle.
mems skill, reputation and ability, and
would adyise Hammond to shut up
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29

Now That THE removal Of the < r.
hage Las been rrlet to those supposed
TO be good and responsible parties, the
people will naturally look for the aD-
pearauce OF these Welcome gentlemen In
hot weather times. 1t is a terrible nui-
san ;e to have barrel of sinking slop
and garbagc fostering in the back yard
with the thermometer amongst the
nineties.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29
Senator Miller's SelflshMeas.

Hon. Warner Miller, ore of the new
United States Senators from N"w YORK
is a paper manufacturer and u day or
two ago attended Il meeting o: paper
manufacturers. At that meeting he
made speech and expressed himself N
favor of retaining the duty on paper,
contending at the same time that paper
can be manufacture in this country rs
cheap as in London. The Honorable
Senator should then inform his conS:!t.
ucnts and the country at large why
there should be duty on paper or the
Ingredients that make it at all. Pro.
lection is to protect in the manufacture
of articles in which we cannot COM
pete with foreign countries. We want no
protection for articles which we can
manufacture aS cheaply as hey can be
manufactured in Liverpool or London.
The speech of the new Senator smacks
n little of sel1islness as the duty on the
imported materials which enter int" the
compositiun of paper, is not needed and
is consequently that much clear gain to
the Koaorable Warner Miller and his
fellow paper manufacturers in the
United States. AS Mr.. Miller il sci
fish enough to advocate a protective
duty on all article simply because it
protects him, the printers Throughout
the country who use his paper and who
have to pay whatever charges he makes
will be apt to have something to say on
the matter, and Mr.. Miller's seltshntss
may become pretty thoroughly aired
before the contest il over. Whenever
goods can be manufactured in this couu-
try as cheap as they can in foreign coun- !
tries without descending to pauper wa
yas for workmen, then il is high time
these particular varieties Of goods should
pass to the free list.
But there was another topic of Mr..
Jillor's address and with his views on
hat topic, we are in sympathy. He
iery plainly showed that we had lost
he trade Of Brazil and other countries
# South America, on account OF our ina
,ility to compete with the European
steam ship lines that have
that trade and therefore
10 is in favor of doing just what other
ountries are doing-eAtending govern
uent aid to American steam ship lines,
hat will be enabled to compete with
european lines and attract the trade t !
hat rich country to tha United States
Il exchange for our manufactured arii-
le. Ii may also be n selfish spirit that I
Mr.. Miller to favor the sub I
idiHing steamship lines, that his manu- [
lcturei paper could be taken to South
america as chcaply rs English pro
ucts, but that makes no difference,
III, At would benefit MI Miller IL this
tSprCt would benefit all branches OF
'ade, and therefore we agree with Mr..
li.Ier on the suhsidy question, though
e may be actuateG by selfish motives.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29
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~ ~
EXCFSSIVE AMI t.rT orpROL0yGI
NJ Study, will produce lniriHly ID ai
Nervous System, IN proportion As thet.slE1
or that System is extended upon the m.lal
troubled thought. 80 are the orgsn Il y
! 2t.ttO1, assimilation aR,t natrl;0l. reLitiN
irartiVc ana Siuggish i'll PROPORTION IS a
system becomes iHtirfn. Every ii.;llI
mas some one organ weaker than the ri
III d this is always the lirSt "a slier ilH4I
nervous prostratiun; for example, a-itua|
! news sometimes causes total 8uspcISODdA|
muscular action of the heart, prOducIlg l
den hemorrhage aud death, No dJrG agI
longer remains of the prlctthlity Of restoring
the nervous system, and through the neNs
the muscles of tn. impaired 0rgarS fa
Iowa Compound SyrMp OF Hype
phOsphites has been Prove! 70 l1se!
such power in numerous instances. NM
impart strength to overcome trouble and
fiction. Persons who are arcurty yucd t0A
upon the dark side, and who see no piehu'
in living, on using tNiS Syrup soon learn
valve and enjoy life, those WGo ata
dcen'y during iorg hours. Will md II
Syrup a promoter of the power Of eAdl'aH |
in the brain. II
There is no doubt of this fact, that an H.
paired Nervous System causes NoNamPlloA
Neuralgia, brol chitis. Dyspcpsi', AAGns has.
Whcop'ng Cough. Heart Disease ani ,I,as o n.s'
of others. Fellows IsypophosP0nls'es,sS'
wfich cttectually cures NeToat ptnntEs, ~
should cure these ditases also. "KGGO'' Wv
cause and the conf laint Will cea'e''
Hot STRINGS, AK, Feb ~ 10"
JAMES |. FELLOWS, Sr, JOHN, N. b
Dear Sir Il have toan piescrplng L..
lies for several year., m, nv
in Canada ana the nited Stal's' D"v "v,M, IA
particularly ut this famous resort ~! ',,' Il,
where thousands anhually cong es".., ,.s,s,
those in whom the Brain aht Ne' 'o"s r..!uo,E
/ have found no combination of reued'sfi, si,I y
prompt and eiicacou. in restoring 10 Gny y'M -.
forces. hope that every per,on nsSa.Ifhi n.I,,fis I"
lief Will avail themselves OF 50 n.. s9,a"'''
nrnrarat,nr @ RespectilIiN n
AItX MCMAssi M NJ"
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29

TELEGHAAs IRON Washington as
sure us that the President continues i'm
proving, though there was slight feb.
rile rise last evening. Yesterday he was
removed into another room while the
old one was being renovated and venti-
lated, and in the evening he was remov.
cd back again. Hopes grow stronger.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29

THE PEHTEcTIn~ which railroaling
has reached in tl.is c0uatry is one OF the
wonhrr9 the age Last Saturday Dr.
Hamilton, Of New York, summoned to
the Pre|i ,ant's ir.d ,iaN hastcnau 10 The
Jersey depot, bat found the train would
not 'ar" before an hpur In lust eight
minutes time She Sup 'riurenuent had %
lonpn"'iyn and {. ar at his disposal,
and then Photographed ahead 70 clear The
track. II bun h"ar NnG fvrty-two min
ntes thh lraid ru~hr! into the W est
Phil M"Iphn d,pot, making part of the
distance in loss tpau a mile - minute.
From PiiA i"iphi., tO Washington the
satn4 rbtn Of |pfti WtS preserved. The
hi ia ~ me. | u prtl|t brlOul1 to the
PanuavlvJnih btiIroNi fer the admir-
able m1uu"r II, Witch H. responded to
the ratign'a need in the time of her
sorrSt .ribriir'i"n
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29
1XynsLEYAN rEMALe COLLEGE.

Increase Of bonrders 100 per ccr.. within
three years. Two degrees nterrod, or select
courses. buildings large, modern convent
encos. Hcautltu!, accessible city. 10 h year
beginsSrpt. !, 1881 For cata tgues address
Rev. ]. W. WlLLlAM: a a.. rres't
JyoInos Wilmington, 81.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29

NU1lCE-ALL PERSONS, STORE
IN keepers and merchants, are POSITIVELY
forbidden to trust any one for anything with
out written order signed by the tir.n, a. we
will pay NC bills that are otherwise contract.
cd GEO. W. VERNON l. SONS,
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29

A NuMBEn OF arplca'i ions for office
arr l,1r, r..'iug IN tho Presidents
pig'o. tDy,-, ~ Washington hNl sorne
J." ,,'' 'J.ii N.'>N of the cnunrry goes on
a. II go T: j. r,rS t0rtuuate that the
star' I'ri prs"nli'y Of the country
do ~ r'1i Ion II. few appican' s
who .li'y &- ,Ti'n ard for the
time y ! !. re- j p,.rin ed The coun-
try WG"t. 3' ! : t,tli". much if no
mJ,e pe,, 81. i .Jsn.a.L, were made ex-
cert to ,l!i y&cl"ri"a
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29
NOTICEs.
X PAYEKs, TAKE NOTICE

TyAX PAYERS, TAKE NOTICE
CITY AND SCHOOL TAXES FOR 1881.
The undersigned, receivers of taxes for the
City of Wilmington, will be at
NO. 10 EAST SIXTH STREET,
(bet Market and King,)
On and after the 1st day of July, 1881, be-
tween the hours of s and u O'Clock in the
morning and 2 and in the afternoon, for the
purpose of receiving taxes.
On all taxes paid during the month of July
there will be deduction Of cents on every
dollar, and I'll taxes paid on and after Tho
first day Of Aueu,t, Up 10 and including the
first Tuesday OF September shall be payable
without deduction as aforesaid and oil
taxes unpaid on the next day after the first
Tuesday of Sept ember shall be increased by
the addition of five per oentum on the amount
thereof. EDMUND PROVOST,
Receiver of the Northern District,
lhciuding all north of Sixth strcet.)
DENNIS KANE,
eceivor of the Southern DISTRICT
jv7-t3t lnc!uding all south of Sixth gtreet.l
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29

Robert G.. Parry has taken out letters
testom"ntar. on the estate Of Charles Il.
Parry, iatc OF this city.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29
CAlllIL HOUSE, ISt'W NEW .iERst:Y' nSn

VIII reOpeh June I5, 1871. TIC SITUATION 1t
known as ono Of the most desirable in Asbury
Park. Two minutes walk tom beach and
bathing grounds; near the lahe.. Tie hcuse
has been enlarged; several new rooms added
and rcturniehed spring beds hair mattresses
etc. beth rooms. hot and cold water, perfect
drainage, gas throughout, improved kitchen
facilities, greatly enlarged dining-roon and
snmptuously provided table; will rival the
best Of seaside resorts. Apply early and sc.
cure choice OF room Address Nj ks,. NJ. h.
CAHAlL, Third avenue and Kingsley street
Asbury Pa-k, N. J. my3l2m
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29

VCE CREAM. - PER~ONS III WANT Gl
4 good Ice Cream would do well to call or
JACOB STUCK, Cor. OF Seventh and Kins
streets, ~ his cream can't be beat IS cent.
per quart iel7.3m
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29

NNI1CE THE UNDERSIGNED UAy
1$ ing lost his dep Rit book of tha Wi
mngton Savings Fund Society, hereby gives
notice that he has made application for a new
book. 1ylS25a got J. A. PARM.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29

M ONEY To LOAN On IGhr,4 atat
4Kl In lai.e or small amounts. on citg "
New Castle county propertg. Atpiy t. 81,
WILMINGTON SAVINGS ttNn So.
ClETY. =. f. cor. Eighth ard NJ ark st street,
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29
JOHN WANAMAKER. PHILAD'A.

JOHN WANAMAKER. PHILAD'A
ouse-furnishing Goods
John Wananlaktr s
PHILADELPHIA.
We ought to have
begun earlier to tell of
the summer treasures
in our big house-iurnisEl-
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 them 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.
Refrigerators. 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
SO important. How can
we do more than ask
you to think of this when
you see our little bits of
refrigerators and our big
ones too.
Cream freezers to
freeze in 8 minutes, but
that's too quick spolIs
the cream. The freezer
costs almost nothing.
Cream That's another
matter.
Fruit and jelly-press-
es and preserving-ket-
ties come next. The
presses are very inter-
esting to see, bur not to
read of.
A hour-scoop and
sitter and jelly-strainer
is one of the few good
combination tools. Ev-
erybody 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-
cr. IS cents.
A medley Of things
for very little money on
bargain tables, not half
value:
oanese decorated earthen tea pots, nre-
proof, 35 cents.
jolica pitchers, 30 to 90 cents JAIL bram-
bic patterns.
vered white jugs, lH to 35 cents.
tn room dshcs, 30 cents.
1anesc oolored-straw boxes, 10 cents.
1anese lacquer boxes, 10 to 60 cents.
1ancse shell baskets, 5 cents.
TIA ice-cream dishes, Sl.30 dozen.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29
ROPUSALS
-POR-
lMpROEIEG A CHURCH,

1MPROEIEG A CHURCH.
Sealed Proposals will be received u,til
SATURDAY, the 30th inst. for alterations
and improvements Of the Forest reshyterian
church. Plans and specifications t. be seen
at the store of Chas. TaLman, .Ir. The com
mittee reserve the privilege OF relectiug ahy
or all bids. by order Of the Trustees.
HAS. TAIN N, JR.,
SAMI.. PENNlNG TON. Com.
ANDREW ELIASON
MlpDLErowN, IEL, July 10, 1881. l96t
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29

Fruit and jelly-press-
es and preserving-ket-
ties come next. lhe
presses are very inter-
esting to see, bur not to
read of.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29
kOK Elkh.

Stocks bought and sold In the New York,
Philadelphia and Boston markets on c9m;uls.
sion.
Letters of credit given, available In oil
parts of the world. and drafts on England,
lr land, France, Germany and Switzerland
Issued.
We have now for sale 20 shares New York,
Woodlawn and Rockaway Car Trust.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29

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