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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-07-05

sie, that is 20 dear 10 me-"
81 have known It from the first !"
"And yos still advise me to return
to nv wiie!"
II do"
"And If she will not receive me 2
"Then return to Europe and work
for the good Of Others aud for Gods
glorv."
"He drew her close 70 his heart.
"This once let me hold you here ;
and nov farewell!"
A moment more and she was alone,
aud Lionel Peyton was wildly pacing
his chamber door With broken words
Of prayer upon bic lip.
A week from that time found Etsy
at the Change where che found . let.
ter awaiting hse announcing The 81
rival OF her h0baad O the follower
night.
''Oh, Etsy. If yss esly loved Lilo.
Del." said tie disappointed oothsr.
''Perhaps may mother; perhaps
he may end no more worthy to Be
loved" -
He came 1t Z O'Clock, The leg
drawing room Ne lighted u honor Of
bic coming, asd 10 servants. u least,
with bright nsv suits and shining
faces, showed. joy q hi rstura.
He vas shows into The receptioo
room While . servant went to appraise
:"Miss Easy"
He returned II . noasst saying
she would see hin in The dravine
room.
Lionel Bit bib lip'and followed The
old servant with;s psusd Sep.
AT lsast - might haSe bees hese
- welcome ~" - sho1ehk Under
Tie brilliant g. lighs ssosd thst bses-
it'll Eais be- ~ tEying - forget
':ARaia4aust - seais hsttJs vith
his spirit - keep desI that - i've
whicA .hauuAed bih 'eeesy hourf
Whist eoaA have. bposgat hss to H.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-09
RREVITIES.


| Sun rises ut b.20 .......,.SHn sets b.I.
Buy the National wire mattress.
House furnishing articles ut g9ct. store.
Try Kings Coed Samaritan Cough Syrup.
Parker, cupping and lceching, 1903 +. ID st.
| The lustGr Of morocco leather is restored by
| vanishing with white Of egg.
The remcmbranccs of past happiness are
| the wrinkles Of the soul.
Cool rain water will remove machine oil
| from washable goods.
Go to Samuel Murphy and Son 300 Shiplcy
street, for parI1r and chamber furniture,
The man who wakes strong every day Is
said to be II shoemaker.
Marriages at sunrise are fashionable in
BnghamtOn, n Y.
Senator NnhOnGS wife weighs more than
300 pounds, and he weighs 30.
Samuel Murphy and son have a large as
sOrtmcnt Of mattresses. feathers and spring
beds, constantly on hand at "A low price.
We wouldn't care to be the prctticst girl
alive We'd rather be next to hcr.-BostOn
Post.
Samuel Murphy and Son, are the sole
agents for the national wire mattresses, the
best and most durable bed in use.
To select nutmcgs. pick them with pin.
If they are good. the oil will instantly spread
around the puncture.
Go to 81 East Sixth street, to get golden
+henf and other good brands of -four. Bran
flour, rye flour, Oat meal, &c.
For a good pair of crystal spectacles call on
Prof. Charles ltalio, private residence ~
Market street.
The largest and best assortments of picture
frames can be found at q. *. Baugb, a7
Shpley street
Massey, No 404 King street. the popular
and uneycelled jeweIer, has as fine assortment
of watches clocks and jewelry on hand aS Is |
kept in the city. Give him call.
TIN WARE, WOODEN WARE, JAPAN WARE,
OIL CLOTHS. CUTLERY, &c, OFFERED AT THE
LOWEST PRICES. II. +. PICKBLs, Il Q EAsT
9TH STREET.
you want fine looking glasses and picture |
frames made to order, go to Harry Yerger, |
4O5 Shplcy street. Fine gold frames made to |
order and satisfaction guaranteed.
Persons wanting tub, roll and print butter,
wholesale and retail, can be accommodated,
Mt H. II. Moore's stalls, ~ n "a Second street
market. Also mince meat fruit butter, sc.
Ross ll6 Market street has Just received by
the case from New York. a fine assortment of |
gents and boys hats for Spring which he can
md will sell as cheap or cheaper than you
ian buy elsewhere. Call and see them.
lilghman banner, house and sign painter
md graner, No. $40 Market street, is ready
% do all kinds Of painting on short notice and
'easonable prices. Also contracting for new
york.
CALL AND SEE THE VICTOR COOK, HAPPY
JooK, HARVEST HOME, OTHELLo, APOLLO,
'TUART RECORD AND RELIANCE RANGES, ALSO
'BvERAL NEW PATTERNS OF STOVES, 0FFERED
1T THE LOWEST PRICES, AT H. +. PIoKKLs,
Nos, & 0 EAST 4TH STREET.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-09
Raw StPrS.

DR.. William Roberts in an interest
ing series of lectures on digestive fer
menls, published in the Lancet, says:
"Dur practice in regard to the oyster is
quite exceptional, and furnishes Strik-
Ing example of the general correctness
of the popular judgment on dictetic
questions The oyster is almost the
only animal substance which We cat
habitually, and by preference, in the
raw or uncoolcd state, and it IS inter
| rSting to know that there is sound
| physiological reason at the bottom OF
This preference.
The fawn colored mass which con,
,titutcS tn" dainty part Of the oyster i,
its liver, and this is little else than \
heap fglycogcn. Associated with the
glyCogcn, but withheld from actua
contact with it during life, is in its ap
prOpriativ" digestive trrmcnt--the hep
attic liSast;tSr. Tn" mere crushing OF
the dainty between the teeth bring,
| these two bodies together, and th" gly,
rogcn is al once digrStcd, without other
| help, by its own diSaStaSe.
| The oyster in the uucuokcd state, Or
merely warmed, is, in fact, Sclt-digcs,
| tive. But the Hdvantag" of this proVi.
sion is wholly lost by cooking, for tn,
heat employed Immediately destroy
the associated trrmcht, and co0kcC
oyster has to be- digcSted, like any Other
food, by the eaters own digestive
| powers.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-09
EErTER FROM NEW CASTLE.
Nhad FishinG-AnOIbcr Flour Mill.
ReX. Mr. RriNtOr'a Rcceptiom.

Special Correspondence of the ltEPrELtCAN.
NEW CASrLr, April 9.--It is reported
rllt arrangements are being perfected
fur starting another A"ur mill in our
city thi, spring.
The Iod-r Of Knights OF rythias
h,.r IS steadily on tn increase Initi-
atoms occur almost every week, and
the caniidatr> generally are young men.
Our city election takes plaC" next
Turs,lHy. II would be we'll for all Citi-
z"us, who are opposed 10 burdeGng our
city with Il %t0, ,00o dsti, to ,t.e tint they
vote tor no rlan for CRY Council who
favor, the measure.
The ladies' OF the NJ. T.. Church for
some ti,ar have been buhily Engaged in
arranging the parsonage with vie" OF
having it prr-"utahlc for the incoming
pastor and his lady. Two new sets of
fine walnut tpruture with carprting
and other articles were purchased this
week and placed in position, ard all
necessary arrangements were completed
for the formal reception Of DR.. and Mrs.
Bri~tor. which took p!ar" last evening.
The reception was undoubtedly one of
the largest and finest ever rendered to
auy pastor OF the NJ. +. Church here.
About fifty persons partook OF supper
during the evening. The time "la
pl"n,antly pa,srd, and was Throughout
Il very enjoyable affair.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-09
PRICE ONE CENT.
Amongst the Chester County Nags.

lhe west Chester Record says:-The
1our-ln-hand which left West Chester
on " edneSday morning for the farm of
John u. and David Lewis, Upper
Uwchlan, returned home about 4 O'Clock
III the afternoon much pleased with
their drive. Tue party consisted Of
| William Y. Warner, Wilmington, Del
Nathan II. Hayes, EuoS Seeds, j. ID,
/ Mcclellan and Wilmer w. Woodward.
| West chester. tpon arriving at their
destination, m" party after getting
warm which was necr sary after 80
long and cold Il drive to the north, u
visit was made to see he stock Of horses
Of which the NrS>rs. Lewis have about
fifteen head, The purchase of two OF
the animals resulted when all adjourn
ed tO.thr house for dinner.
This rcpaSt WAS much praised by the
party who voted il being as good one
as they had sal down tp for some time.
especially tn" turkey, which Outaid
anything fer trntcrnts, that they had
ever eaten. After dinner the party sat
down and "ninyed some cigars, the to-
bacco grown by the host After chat
ting awhile while the smoke arose the
guests were Obliged 10 leave so thr tearE
was Trlrcd up and the coach and
four started for home, reaching West
chester in good time. The horses refer
red 10 w"r" bought by Mr. Warner and
will hr brought TO Wilmington in q day
or two. Mr. Warner ha, also purchased
quite II large number Of tip-top Ken
tncky horses selected by Mr.. Jefferson
Of that Statr, which he will have in IL
few days at his stables on Maryland
avenue. This will bea good chance for
our lIr"men to supply themselves with
good horses.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-09
WHAT IS GOING ON.
FOCR THOUSAND PEOPLE WIT.
NESS AN EXECUTION.
Two Nc OOncrs Collide H RrbcIliouS
Patrol Guard Rolling Will De.
strOycd by Fire-Other Itculs
frOua Everywhere.

FOnr Of the patrol guard OF Life Say.
ing Station No. T. on the New Jersey
coast, being informed, yesterday, that
the orlrr, relative to the carrying Of
patrol checks would not be reScini,i
quilted the station, refusing to serve
any longer. The crew of this station
w"r" recently presented with medals OF
thr Iir,t-riasI for bravery in rescuing
the crew Of the Spanish brig A5uStiuU.
The rolling mill at Topeka, Kansas,
owned jointly by the Union Pacific and
Aichi,On, Topeka and Santa fr Fail
road Companies, was burned on Thurs
day night. The operator, in the build
! ing. nearly 100 in number, had barely
time to ",ra1r before the roof fell in.
More than 2pO men are thrown our OF
employment 10y the fire. The loss on
n" property il SlOO, 900
Thr officer of the new route to Califor
MIA, via the Atchi,ou, Topeka aud san
IA +" i:aiiruud, have given notice that
they will not receive freight for tA" Pa,
elite coast Thi, i, considered a move
on the part Of .Iay Guuid Ia retain tn,
busin"N, ot thu Central Pacific Road.
The HOUSE Of Edwin Reeves, near
stanton, Virginia, was burned on
Thursday night. one Of Mr.. I.H'vt.,
children wa, burned to death; another
wa, SO badly burned that it died ye3trr-
day morning, and Mr., Reeves was ST.
Ciuu,Iy, ii not fatally, injured.
Secretary Window said yesterday that
he had determined the course to pursue
relative TO the maturing bonds, but
,Uu,d not announce his programme un-
til it was complete. He added that Ne
will give Out the matter for publication
at III" earliest possible moment.
Thr provision market in Chicago wa>
excited yesterday by Il despatch from
Liverpool Stating that tn" prohibition
IN hog products has been removed
Pork advanced about opc dollar ant
Grl t. cents.
The builders Of Cincinnati met yr,tGr
day 70 consider the demand Of the Car
r"utcr,' Union for an advance OF % pc
cent, aud resolved Ia conc"Ir about L.
lrr cent, making -. - the standard IO
. day, wages,
The body Of the late Senator Carpon
,rr l"tt Washington yesterday for " is
ruu,iu, with III" Congressional Commit
irr aud the other members of the fu
neral.
Th' Russian Minister, accompanied
by Secretary Blaine. called at the W hit,
iiou,r yesterday and presented hi,
Credentials a. the President.
Another severe storm Of sirtt an,
~no~ prevailed yesterday in Iowa an,
Dakota, and Geographic cornmnnica
lion was interrupted at several points
The t. 5. steamer kear%rge arrived
in Hampton Roads yesterday from Ha
yana, With all on board we'll.
EN-tunGrc~>man Nathan r. Dixon
II Westerly, Rhode Island, is serious lS
i'll Of raral ly,iS,
Thirty-thrrt deaths from Small-po>
were reported in Havana duriGS tn
week ending Thursday,
Daily Republican., 1881-04-09
Cooking Shaf4

An Ola IIouS"k"eprr" in thr Ger
mantown Telegraph, says: The onI y way
to cook this fish Of fish is 10 brvl il npon
a common griddIc. If a whole fish is
needed and the griddlr is large enough,
hruil it whole, If course removing the
head. As to "piaukrd shad, baked
over hickory wood Goals, which we hear
So much about, IS the only way t" get
shut in pcrircti"n, it is Il dclusiOn. Shad
can be- cooked OYER coal fire in all re-
Sprcts equal to the p!anlied, We have
tried them over and over, and compared
them side by side on the table at the
same time, and the most earnest advO
cate Of the plank and hickory Goals was
Obliged to admit that there was no dif-
ference. Shad should never h. hroilcd,
for the reason that the flesh is too moist
and not sufficiently solid. And the OBJ
.jrction to frying is the same az to almost
every thing else fried. There is nothing
more indigestivc and unwholeSome than
the hard fried, fatty particles of any
thing.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-09
The NisSOuriS. Break ND.

Til" Missouri river, NJ YAaktoN, Daho,
"a, has nov subsidized To- it., proper level
but tn" bottom lands ndjr"ant remain
uN"r.Iow"d. Nearly one thousand pc,-
pie have been rescued from farm houses
in the flooded region, but many other,
cannot he rescued, owing to The irv
barriers surrounding thrr1, and il /,
feared they vii. perish vi cold and hun
ger. Tn" gUrg"> abrN" 'inl\ City, lowi,
are broken and no danger to thaioWu j.
feared
About two hundred rrop'r living ON
the Nebraska side arn temporarily
flooded out. At Omaha the river hl,
reached almost The HI CHEST point known,
hut II" S"ri"rS iarui-rr is reported.
Michael Cunningham aui Nichola,
Erenan, railroad workmen, wer"
drowned on Thursday, while rowing to"
near the break in the GDyrrnmnnr tp-
rap.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-09
Personal,

! Senator i'ayard va, in this city yes
! tcriay.
/ Thomas NJ. rulbcrt, clerk at the post
office, is i'll with Pneumonia.
R"y. #. A. II. O Brien, pastor of Made
ley Chapel, is visiting Richmond, Va.
Rev. George II. Kramer left to-day
for brooklyn, where he Will preach to-
morrow.
Homer A. Herr, the artist, will spend
next week in the city OF New York and
| the northern part Of the State OF Pennsyl-
vania.
Mr.. Harry Prettyman, formerly Of
the L. ). Internal Revenue office, thi
city, hut now engaged in the drygood
business in New York, is visiting ii
friends in this rlty.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-09
LOCAL AFTERMATH.
Glcanings In the Local Field 4
Variety of Interesting Itcns.

John Dohcrty, at Eighth and Walnut
streets, has piece Of the Skin of tn"
negro Coke, who was recently hung in
New Ycrk for murder. 1t is tanned
and of a yellow hue, and IS very nurh
ike goat hide.
Mr. NJ. b. Leayitt, proprietor Of the
English Opera Hnrlesqur Company
was connected, during she war, with
the management that gave th"atricaI
performances in the Odd Fellows hall.
On Wednesday. the house of Edward
Downey, near State EOad station on
the linz Of thr Delaware railroal, was
entered and quantity ut clothing and
Il rev Diver Wcr" stolen.
Maria Raymond, colorcd died sud
denly in Po"op-in township, p1., l3.'
Tuesday. She was lO5 year, old, and
wa, well known in this city,
Last night when the policemen
""rc singing, and acting like they were
Intoxicated, a lawyer uttered ia" four
words: "UH"iyI home from Dover"
Some person let 4 lot of r1tt'r ont OF
Gould's cattle yard yesterday Somr
were found on the Nc"port and other,
om the Lancaster pike.
Sara Bcrnhardt and her tronp' passed
through this city at noon yesterday in
the car "City of " orceSter.
HillrS 4 Jones are building two tub
ular boilers Of l0S horse power, for J, +.
Crozcr 4 Sons, OF Upland, Pa,
Miss Anna NJ. Sellers, aged - years,
died at the Clayton House Yesterday
with heart disease.
\ bin board has been put up At
Eleventh and Walnut streets.
Bntchcor 4 Doris 'circus will rxhibi,
in this city April 20,
Seyrral good local hits were malr at
last nights performance.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-09
Another Rad street.

An Indignant ci1iHrn writing 10 Die
REru BLICAN enters grirviouS com
plants of the condition of many Of the
streets in that portion Of the city called
the "Forty Acres especially Gilpin
is certain will result in mulcting the
city into damages for broken carriages,
Our correspondent invites the Street
Commissioner as h" has n carriage to
visit that section of the city.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-09
..Nl,nhHMS''

L"ayitts English Opera BurlcSQue
Company, last night, doServedly, won
applause from the large audience which
assembled at the Opera House, Tho
company was very good and some of the
music was of a high order. The choruses
wrr" beautifully rendered. The music
by the male quartet was very good.
The songs by number Of the ladies
were delightfully."- sung. The music was
from Carmen, Billce Taylor, Pirates Of
renzance and Oliyette. Such an excel
lent opera troupe has not visited this
city for some time,
Daily Republican., 1881-04-09
The Army ofthr Tennessec.

At the reunion II thr Army of tht
Tennessee, in MnHi" Hal, Cincinnati,
on "Wednesday night, Colonel Orzo j.
Dodds delivered rhr Grafton. Addresses
were also made by Generals sheridan,
Pope, Cos, Lrggrit, BrlknnN and Nick-
rnooprr, Judge Taft, and Mr.. Eohi,ro,
he artist OF the Mcpherson statue. The
Fori"ty, at its business nanting yust"r-
day, decided to holA its next annual
meeting III 81. Louis, "r May 10th, lSH2
and chose Colonel williamson, of Iowa,
rs orator. General sherman was re-
elected prr,ilrnt;Col L. NJ. Dayton, Re
cordinG Secretary; GrN. liickrnloop"r
Corresponding Secretary, and Gcn. NJ.
=. Force, TrrASnrrr.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-09
SurrenderinS to The Strike

The strike Of the drivers and c0nduc-
torS Of til" West sid" street rn"S in
Chicago, ended yesterday afternoon,
with the unconditional surrender OF
the company to the demand of the men
for an advance of2O per cent. When
the ears rcappeared On the STREETS, after
~ hours absence, the drivers and CON
durtorS were greeted with cheers and
waving of lank"rchiri, from the side
walks and windows. The spmpathics
of the public were with the strikers,
and the iucnnvcnicnc" resulting from
the Stoppagc of street ears in the most
porulouS portions Of Chicago waa cheer
fully borne by all.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-09
RcautiTnI Roses.

Spriug has come again, a'i white all
lovers Of flowers are mlkiIL up thrip
lists Of plants and vtur, aud other
pretty things to br put in III" ,rnurd q.
soon aS it is warm enough, "" wish IL
speak word for Beautiful i:p,r4.
Among the many Floral Catalogue,
now issued, we know ot nom more III
Titled to confidence than the "Nrw
Guild" to Rose Culture" pabijShri by
the Ding"" 81 t"narh COMPANY, Hos,
Growers, West Grove, Gh, ,trr Co., Pa.
1t is finely illustrated, t,',"ribc, oynl
500 varieties OF roses, ana tell, a,i about
their culture and treatment. 1t Is Sent
free on appiiCation. The DjTL"" \
Conard Company, send ro,r- safely by
mail, postpaid, 10 all po,t-otlicr, in the
United States, and ran always b" de-
pended on tor reliable plants at reason.
able prizes. They have uationa, IT,
putation Tor prompt and libera' dealing.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-09
What AilA You?

Is it dsorlcrcd liver giving you a
yellow skin or coStiVc bowels, which
have resulted in costivc bowels, or dc
your kidneys refuse to perform their
functions? If SO, your system will soon
he rloggcd with poSonS. Take a few
doses Of Kidncy-Wort and you'll feel
like new man--naturc will throw oft
every impeachment and each organ will
be ready for duty Druggists sell both
the dry and liquid.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-09
A WiImingtOnian Heard From.

John II. StotSenburg, son OF h. &
I StotSenburg OF this city, removed W hill,
quite Il young man to Indiana, where ht
settled in New Albany, and fnall,
became one Of the leading mrmlerS o
the bar OF that STATE. The Statut.
laws Of the State passed in 1852 man,
ofthem having become Obsolete, obscure
cont radictory and in some instance,
nonScnSical, the Supreme Court was in.
struCted to appoint Il committee Ot'thrre
gentlemen learned hl the law, to look
after the matter and for two wears th.
committee has been hard at work reyi,-
ing the laws and putting them in paSSia-
Bile shape. Few persons Says,the Glurk
Go. Record of April >, have any idea Of
the immense amount Of work that has
been done. Every law passed from
1882 TO l819 has been critical " examined.
Where nunl cr of laws referring
to the sam" subject have been
found, they have been consolidated
into one plain law. Conflicting laws
have been reconrilrd ;ubSJlrtr laws have
been left out; scores of laws have been
entirely rewritten, the tax law, for rx-
ample; also the election law of offices
ana officers.
The Record continuing says, "South-
crn Indiana has reason to he proud of
the part She ha, had in this matter.
Her Representative, the Hon john II.
Stotsenburg, of Floyd county, has
done his full share of this work. He
has long been known a, one Of the
hardest workers in this section, and
when b" was mad" mrubrr OF the
Revision lioard he at once threw him-
self into the work with all his energy.
liy night AS we'll as by day has he de-
voted hi>nS"lfto his task, and the work
he has done speaks for ITSELF The 9th
rr members Of the Board have doubt
less done their share OF the work. but
Mr.. Stotscnhurg being personally we'll
known to us, We are better able 10 give
him the praise he justly deserves.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-09
Carefully PrOnOrtiOncd. d.

The soluble phosphites and the other
life sustaining principles composing
Fellows Hypophosphites are 50 care
fully proportioned and so judiciously
mingled that their action on the nerves,
muscles and membranes in imparting
vitality, strength and healthy action Is
generally apparent within twenty-tour
hours, and the good effects experienced
are of "a permanent character.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-09
The Weather.

War Department, Office of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, April 9
"a. m.
Indications for to-day-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, areas Cd rain, fol-
lowed by partly cloudy weather, vari-
able winds, from north to east during
the night; falling, followed by rising
barometer, and slight changes in teAl-
perature.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-09
RDPInC l,lOthiNg.

$4,000 worth of spring and summer
clothing now on exhibition at the Bos-
ton One Price Clothing House. You are
invited to call when on your tour Of in
spection for spring suit. We can dis
count all other clothing houses in the
city with the largest variety Of styles
and the lowest prices.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-09
A.IDont Want a Piaster,-

said sick man to y druggist. "can' t
you give IN" something TO euro me-
His symptoms were lame back and
dlsordercd urine, and were sure indi-
cation Of kidney disease. The druggist
told him to use Kidney Wort, and in n
short time it effected a permanent cure.
Have you these symptoms" Then get
d box or bottle to-lay--bctore yon be-
come incurable 1t is the cure safe and
surn
Daily Republican., 1881-04-09
1Eanrsand.s Fayorite Pills.

~ B<1umg vegetable Liver Pills (Sugar
eoated) move tho bowels easy by acting di-
xsotly On the liver, restore the lost energies
bY promoting tue healthy action of the liver
a doing this, headache, neuralgia pains in
fhe right or len side or through the limbs,
Indigestion, ooetfyeness, sick stomach, weak
back, dizzIneaa, bad Feelings through the
body, aching iimbs billiousness, general
weakness and other bodily iniirmlties are
cured. They positively operate without
gripping, ackening, weakening or leaving the
E8foI4 tb6tiye. "A splendid, easy, purgative
H16 I|ftf cure. Is cents and 81 box. Main
4epok <th and King streets. Philadelphia
1Q4 AMI 11reot. Sold by dealers. Ill
Daily Republican., 1881-04-09
kPECIAL MENTION.
W, 4. Bacon

wishes to Inform his many patrons thai
he has opened new shoe store on Ian
coln street and Delaware avenue, " hrr
heis able to sell shoes 20 per cent. less
fhnn any other shoe dealer in Whining
fnn4 All those that will give him call
yyill b. convinced that it is just the
place they have been looking Tor. \"
shoidy goods kept. will not b. under
sold. You can send your children with
confidcnce to buy and insure right goods
and right prices. People calling on their
way 10 market will be- furnished with a
free pass on city ears by purchasing
sboes to the amount "f 500 and over.
mi. A. BACON, West End Sho" store,
Situuted better known rs Forty Acres.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-09
InlDOrtanti

That landlords and owners of real es-
tate should know that A. p. Jackson "
Bro, 515 Tatnall street, will do their
painting and paper hanging in the most
satisfactory manner, and cheap for cash.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-09
ApriI showers.

We know April showers bring May
t3owers. and the many young gentle
,,,.,,, that are leaving their measures at
fbS Wilmington Clothing Honse and
xikrchant Tailoring Establishment for
fhaIr spring suits will receive from their
frIends congratulations because OF the'i
selectiou and perfect iittlng garments