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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1881-05-27
WHAT POSTMASTER -GENERALJAMEs HAS sAvEp.
Tho fpllaYing ia a aiate teraant An detail of -ihs


-s1hs lpllaXlRg .ls q iaisI2apt An detail Of .hs
net annual saving in the cost OF star route and
steamboat mail service under the administration
Of Postmaster General James: For the month
of March, S2l5, 400; for the month Of April,
SS4,531 for the month of May to 13, Sll2,-
013; total, Sil2,034, This saving has been
effected without in any way crippling the SER
vice or curtaiing its efficiency, and has been
made on exact information gathered by inspec-
tors Of the department, who have carefully ex-
amined the various routes. Much Of the reduc.
ton is the result Of the labors of the commission
sent to Memphis to investigate the river service
ramifying from that point. A very considera-
Bile additional reduction will be made on the
30th Of June next, when useless service will be
allowed to lapse thus saving the one months
extra pay which would be due to contractors
were the service to be discontinued at present.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1881-05-27

that the Republican general committee, Of which
Thurlow Weed Barnes is president, would sere-
made Senator Robertson ut the Kenmore Hotel,
and although heavy rain storm prevailed, at
about o'clock q large concourse of people gath
cred at the hotel to congratulate the newly
pointed collector of the port of New York
The hotel was decorated with flags AMI colored
lanterns and the entire front was illuminated
The general committee and n large procession Of
citizens marched through the rain headed by q
band. Inside the hotel o number Of Senators
and Assemblymen were collected.
Senator Robertson appeared, and was intro
duced by Mr.. Barnes in n highly eulogistic
speech, which concluded as follows: 81 have
the pleasure to present TO you the Hon. William
II. Robertson, by tho grace of all that is good
ip the Republican party, collector of the port of
Nsaz " 1aS IS = sA,sss,s
Senator Robertson was received With sAcaffy
applause. He said: "Fellow. citizens, you have
come here tonight to congratulate me upon the
confirmation of my nomination as collector of
the port of New York. Let me congratulate
you, or rather the country, upon the fact that
we have President whose intelligence, firm.
ness and patriotism will protect the Constitution
from every assault, coming from whatever quar-.
ter it may. did not seek the collectorshp nor
did any one ask it for me. l visited neither
Washington nor Mentor. 1 had no correspon-
dence nor communication directly or indirectly
with the President in regard to it. The bestow-
al of the Office under such circumstances was
exceedingly gratifying to me-
Daily Republican., 1881-01-03
EMnpx hnkaneera.

The management OF the P. W. & B.
Railroad have made all their passenger
train engineers happy by reducing the
number of miles they are required to
travel par week from 800 miles to 60C
miles. The latter number is what the
engineers were required to travel some
two years ago but in order to bs more
economical 200 more miles we're requir-
cd OF them. The engineers feeling that
the task was rather oppressive, petit
toned the company to place them back
upon the old running schedule, ard
the request being cousidefed reasona
bic was granted. 1t is needless TO say
that the engineers received the decision
as one ofthe most acceptable New Years
sifts that could have been presented to
them and they all start ths New Year
happy.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-03
Raising Of Chi-f. aud Anniver-
saFy.

On Saturday evening last Lenape
Tribe, !. o. r. M. celebrated their tkir
teenth anniversary, and raised their
new chiefs, as we'll. After that bau-
qust was partaksn Of at Rsbinson's ice
cream parlors.
The party was welcomed by Sschen
James Hargis in a short speech, after
" which they sat down to the repast,
which was q sumptuOus one. This
done the glee club sang song, and
Joshua Maris, G. c. R. U. s., respond
I'd to the toast, "The Great Council Of
toe United States." Henry c. Conrad
then read "The Famine" Brother
Rawnsley sang beautiful selection,
accompanied by the banjo, and was fol
lowed by Great Sache,n Joseph A. Bond,
who responded to the toast. "The
Great Council Of Delaware" Instead
Of q selsct reading by Prof. s. 7. Ford,
who was kept away by sickness, en- ad-
dress WAS substituted by Capt. Ssm'l
johnson, of Niuqua Tribe. After a
song by Brother Elmsr Moore, the toast,
"The State of the Order" was respond
ed to in an able manner by William
F. Harrison, OF Mipqua Tribe, who Is
representative to the g. G. U. 5.
Brother Green greatly amused the com
pany hy singing "Ths Order OF New
Moons" Great Prophet Joseph Pyle
made an interesting and instructive
address.
Alter more singing the party dis
parsed.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-03
Aantrmemt OF EhOInas l.. mag Gutre.
For the Republican.
NJ. nnz

AVE" ShLi bh ~hibI avn 'A'
MEssRs. EDITORS Space in your
valuable paper permitting, you will
confer favor by publishing the fol-
lowing communication Asmy mental
powers are aroused by the erroneous
atatements in the Every Evening and
Gaxstte, l would like (having been pro-
hibitsd at the Mayors CcurD to make
a true statement. | never did throw
nor upset lamp in the lap Of my wife
and never but twice has 1t bsen upset
by me. The last time it was upset by
my wrist, but my wife was not within
ton feet oft, aud the other time 1t was
Jared OF the end OF the sewing ma
chine. The statement made use of
against me in the papers named are
false and not only do me direct in
Justice ba. have injured those (they
thought to favor) still greater, by
having me thrown ont Of employment.
Had the ststements:bee thruthful
would have proftsd by them and have
taken no action in the matter, but as
the words "howling" and "thrown"
were used dsnounos them as infam.
ously false. The words wer, not used
Az the hearing and had it not been for
Mayor Almonds interruptions the fine
and costs would have been much less
than $40 and an $500 peace bond.
THOMAS L. MAGUIRR,
Daily Republican., 1881-01-03
HkETHRlE1.

Son fises 123........Sun sets i.A
Coal merchans are happy.
";ieA, the Business Farmer"
Try Wolio's Hindoo OatGrrh cure.
Bright opening Tor the New Year.
Keep your New YEARS. resolutions.
Backing cases have cone at tas 800 store.
Try Kin 20 Good Samaritan Cough Syrup
Go To BOYD 4 Co., II Z. 4th st., tor produce,
UupplnG and leelhiuk ut Ne. lC3 Il. I'd st
Col. InEsrsolls lectures S cents. at 4lO L.
Sd st.
2s lbs or EXCELLENT family -four for 30 cts. at
5tl and Msiisoa.
Wbo will he speakors OF the two Houses
| of the LegislIt1reH
Awnro NewYear 1t Is said mskos good
crop year.
A sls,gh team only cost 81 per hour. Hap.
ny arc those no have them to hire.
Pity the hu'grv spnrrows as they crowd your
doors anu Windows asking for food.
GilS don't look so sad. Leap ysGr will
ba arGuUd agAin in 1874.
MI,smen hould sell their lacteal prod 1cGs
By sOiid cubic measure now.
Young "lime" gets along hrnvely. Ho Is
lArre days old already and does'nt AiEd lhs
co.d weather.
pnR't get out f heart. There will be a
yarin wave but tha Fourth OF July.
5000 dislfaGcAiGed citlgsns in New Castle
.Cu1nty.
Voancr-shl9 men-ths Oldest Inhabitants
WIN kuUw all about the weather.
The January term of the United States
Eistrt t Court commences tomorrow.
DO not make mistakes in your letters and
W llo 1880 when 1t should be 1881.
Frosted feet, fingers and ears are In fashion
new.
Tco.mon think that it always goes to ex
tremeg.
Ice which was 60 cents per 100 pounds Is
now rs cents, but then WIN wants cheap Ice
tnis weather. Ugh, 1T makes us shiver.
jack Frost has performed somo splendid
rli.ticai wcrK on the window pancs.
Professor Ford expects to organize an elo-
cutton class In New Castle.
People who iall on slippery pavements,
sho aid jlnp"p ard pray for the owners.
let every bo iy resolve to take the ARpUB.
LOAN this yoDr.
Our $500 pantaloons now made to order for
Ss OO, o. tho u stOn one pfico clothing house
Bouuet tables, foot rests, writing desks :,
mlrhie top Ltp es, camp chairs, secretaries,
tnusic stands. library tables, and a hoGt
other goods at l.. 4. Adair's, 2O7 Market st.
holled and pearl wheat, crushed and pearl
barley, iarina, cat meal and Graham -four
the very best, with tho richest wheat 6eur
that can be mado out of wheat alone ALSO
buck whc 1t, none bettor 3I cents, Ut VIM.
ID plckels, 4OT King st.
Como and be Happy, L. Ray, 80 East 7th
street, has lad In the finest br,ar and
fancy pipes, genuine merschaum goods, AID
cigars, in tho eastern part OF tho city.
Ffieads a1d cnemtos, Jews and Gentiles, are
each and al invited to call. Rsmen Der
slO L. 7th 81.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-03
"ChristpnaA songs -

The service Of song last night at the
church Of the Covenant was attended
by an interesting congregation, tha
crowded the church to its fullest ca
paolty. The selection Of hymns were
very appropriate to the Christmas
time, and were oxcellent!y rendered by
the choir. Much praise is due the lea
der OF the choir for the attention he
has given in training the voices under
him, and his good judgment in the
selection of church music. 1t Is the
intention Of the pastor of the church
to hold these services at least once a
month, when everybody will be invited
to sing.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-03
Burning OF lotion MIL nt Cheste r.

On Friday morning the Bridgewa'er
Mill, on Chester CreeE, about mile
above Upland, owned and operated by
Messrs. Samuel Hague & Co, was de-
stroyed by fire. The building was A
stories high, and the operatives had
great difficulty in escaping, the girls
being obliged to lower themselves from
enc OF the windows by rope used for
hosting goods TO the upper stories.
Some Of them had their hands burned
and one Of them, Cassie Kennedy, una
Bile to bear the pain, released her hold
of the rope and fell to the ground, dis
locating her hip. One Of tue men WAS
cut about the head, and several suffer
cd from slight burns. The dye-house
and picker room, togsther With the mill
we're destroyed in about an hour. The
loss is estimated at $25, 900, insure!
for $40 600.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-03
OTHER GOLD DAYS.
How this DeeesRbsr COMPARES
" tth Iha. of UthsV Years.

The Philadelphia Le3ger says: by
reference TO the meteorological records
kept at the Pennsylvania Hospital
since 1924, it was ascertained that IN
DO year since then has the thermometer
fallen 80 low in the last week in De-
oamber until the present year. Tie
following are the coldest periods re-
corded between Christmas and New
Year December 26th 1926, A degrees
above zsro; Dec. 2Sth 1885. 6 degrees
above; Dec. Both 1883, 9 degrees above;
Dec. 26!h 1851, 8 above, and Oh the 9th
6 above; Dec. rs 1872, 6 above. The
only time during any winter, accord
ing to the records there kept, that the
cold exceeded that OF Thursday, was
on tho 9Th day OF January, 1866, when
a temperature OF 81 degrees below zaro Is
recorded. The record yesterday ct
tho Hospital showed temperature at
suBrise Of & degrees below zero, and at
9 y. m. 4 degrees below zero. Ia con.
trast to the frigid closing Of the present
year the following points, taken from
tho remarks" column OF the books
kept at the Hospital, provein'erestine:
During the last week in December,
1929, the Thermometer did not fall be.
low 40 degrees. The highest at Z a. IN,
vas 81 on the 25th, and A. 3 pm. 81. l"
THE month Of December l84S: This j.
the mil1est December on record, and,
What Is more remarkable, 1t Is more
than 2 degrees warmer than last month.
In the fourth week in the month there
we're few roses in bloom in our gar.
den, and in some parts Of the city in
more sheltered gardens they bloomed
quite tresly. Verbsna, sweet alyssum
orysimum perofskiauum wers blooming
in our garden. The average tsmpsra-
ture was 48 degrees. for the month, 4S
iegreej; maximum temperature or
the Ssh, 10 degrees; minimum, 23i, q
isgrees." December 1904 warm
December, y degrees ab"vs the aver
age. Ou lat day Of the month a pan
sy was pluck cd in full bloom, the leaves
still on the roses, eto." Dec. 1877
"At the close Of the month the grass
on tbs premises was still quite green,
ard the ground entirely open or un.
frOZsn,n
Daily Republican., 1881-01-03
STATE CAPITAL GOssrp
'~"'ashSp as L" ~ slo W!II Garry
tne sOzaees al Sns Uaasas,,ux
Tonight.

$'HeuIassOp as To- " uo Wu. c
IL tne sOz1ees at Sns yN..,..,..
Tonight.
from car nSaif Q RE pondent.
DOVER, jan. 3.-aistoric Dover will
;''day begin another Of those bi.snniaI
SEASONS OF excitement, Incident nnon
shs meeting Of the State L.yisl.tnra
AsSod many Of tue members came bers
on the early train, and seekers aftsr
Shces are hockiDg hlther with a hun.
cry Esst. Spscalations as to the rssnIt
Of tne cauoussing tonight, bv which
'he determination will bs detsrmipsd
are rifs.
The greatest interest centres around
ths organization of the Senate. The
Candidates for the spsakership are
there, and the outright fight for tho
position is between Mr.. Cooch OF New
Gastls and Rust Of Sussex; Mr.. Psnus-
Viii Is dark horse" and may run in
aheAa In case of break on part of the
other competitors. The chances ara
gate in favor Of Mr., Cooob. bnt tho
'eSult OF the Senate caucus is az hard
70 determine beforehand as O National
IonVension. These sspirants also
openly appear fonthe clsrksbip Of tho
Senate, and those who profess 10 know
say that II. II. Colclazer Of sua.ex
3tsnds far the best chance of success.
hiram I. Downing of SUSSEX and
tecfge y. Shakespeare of Keht are the
other candidates.
The organization of the Houss bas
not been talked OF much, and oalv now
40 the names of all the aspirants for
me positions OF honor and remunera-
uon appear. For Speaker thers are
l,keiy 70 be but two leading can did stss,
Williams is the name of both-Prof r.
n. Williams of Sussex, and Reynear
Williams of Kent. There is some talk
OF the latter Williams not being can.
didate, in which ease Williams. tn,
former, will be elected without opposi.
ton. Let this be done and the Clerk
ship will go to Kent, IS one county can
not boast of two such Offices in one
house. and New Castles fuger. being
Republican, will not bs allowed In the
pie. The candidates for Clerk are
Marvel, ,Jonesand White of Georgetown,
and |. E. Martin, of Stafford, from sus.
sex and Messrs. Fulton aid Csverdals
from Kent.
Tue candidates for Sergeant. Arms
are as numerous as bleekterries, and
every ODa offers overu, i el m; no So ..o-
why he should not be elected. H.s,B.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-03
Gener0us Apprentices

Mr.. Neal Gibbons, who is foreman Of
the apprentices in the morocco factory
of G. 4. Fritz & Co., was presented, on
Saturday last, with a handsome meer-
schaum pipe by the apprentices work
ing under him. Their names ars JOS
eph Dolsn, Alexander Peoples, Hor-
ace Croft, John Natal, George Wlik-
inson, John Alssntzer and II. + Car
roll. They accompanied the gift by a
letter, in VIII ch they thanked Mr..
Gibbons, and paid him nigh tribute
for his kindness and Efficacy ofirstruc'
ton.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-03
Blk wheat.

4. B. Darlington, of Rosedale, Pa,
evidently knows how to raise wheat,
in addition to many other Il ings that
he knows. lie raised 81 busnels OF
Fultz wheat to the acre, 81 bushels Of
Washington White to the acre, and Al J
blshels TO the acre by measure and A
by weight Of South American Amber,
This wheat weighed IS pounds to the
bushel, and IL cant ba beaten. Ken
nett Advance.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-03
Tho weather.

War Department, Office of the Chief
ignal Oficer, Washington, Jan. 81
a. m.
Indications for Monday--For the
Middle Atlantic States, southwest to
northwest winds, clear or fair wsather,
IN the northern portions falling, fol
lowed by rising barometer, and sta.
tionary or a slight rise in tempers-
ture.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-03
TBChn H.thtA lets.

Tas Delaware Fire Company has put
its hose carriage on runners.
Bli Ii. Chandler, Efq., arrived in
Wilmington on Friday last on a visit
from Topeka. Kansas, where he Is now
practicing law with considerable sue
CESS.
People have comm 'ncsd to register
their dogs. Ten were registered on
Saturda.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-03
Innocent,

The Dover SentiLei says: it is true
that cspiss was served upon Rev. /.
N. Foreman, charging him with sedu-
cling Cora Anderson, but Mr.. F's friends
claim "that he is entirely innocent Of
the charge and when the proper tins
arrives he will be able to prove his in.
nooence, beyond o doubt"
Daily Republican., 1881-01-03

The sunshine of many happy home
has been turned into dark despair by
he death of loved ones caused by ne
lected colds. DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
as saved innumerable lives by its
msly use.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-03

"several years ago" rays Mr.. J.
Frantz, Cory, Pa, "my mother fell
and sprainei her limb, which Of late
would swell go that she wanted the
doctor to ls1cs 1t. The application OF
81. Jacobs Oil Immediately removed
he swelling and severe pain"
Daily Republican., 1881-01-03
A kuHxpAIiOn.

A gentleman suggests that the rail
way companies In cities might perhaps
make quite as much money and ac
oommoGate the people as fully, by
placing their cars on runners, or hav-
iDg sleighs Of some kiud for winter
use. Tho snow instead of being a hui
sanoe could thus ba made 10 contribute
to the comfort OF the citizens and be
rendered a source OF profit to the com
wany.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-03
sPRUxAL MENTION.


y K0UEE1Es Es.-IHAVE ! JST RE-
II cclved 4 hoe l6to OF goods, ! Will go I
irine ths christmas holidays ut follow
q reduced prieNH. 3 It's rnisns2 x ;, 3 los OF
Irrants 2pc, 3 lbs applss 26c, = lbs }. crackers
Q. ( ia Of ireaah pf1nes,9t ~ b! It's assoTt-
4 fally d. 4 lbs appia butter 5, 4 lbs webb ;
ilco fnast 25c, cii0ieo oc. sesdleas rdisihs IL
iolce II css. sFiitAhna raisinB Ia, nugoatels
q. citrun 28c, orange and lemon peel ~ cts.
ksre corr flc. t0mgto6s 10 Ct5 Niagara
I'm iOc. 4 los p. and q. Ooline soap 2dr
md so ~ 10. bieRcher 81, Olcine sOHp be 8
d buckwheat' 10. New crop, N Orleans
loIasses go. golden dripA, lSc. white i5c. stl
erdrop i2c. ~ H. inolnsees TO- Tels DOC. cur
g. Il Ine, our 800 We guarautee. Uolioo l2c
m $50. IL fair. NO 10 extra best. Rio Csc
Iguyrs $50. marAcabo, x6c. santos $50, java
!. Table neachea 100. per cRn. pie peaches
q. Sweet clder %. al. chew chow, pickles,
oions, eauiiiioWer ID buckets and quantity
, suit tho buyers, ALEC q full az, ortluent OF
lmonds. pluny ptuneilas, walnuts, cher.
%. bIAok befftes ctAnberries, etc. Our 30.
Jur ii ord, Our hour at go We guarantee
in refund the neney When not satisl, ctory
r. FORD
l1lb.2w Front and MadlGUG SLS.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-03
GIff fafnlnnn nnfna.

Mrs. Richardson, residing at No. 2o6
West Eleventh street, on Saturday last
presented carrier Of the REpuBLrcAH
with four old coins, Us a New Years.
gift The Oldest, is an old penny and
bears the date 1898. The Others ara
dated 1929, 1925, and 1878.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-03
AsbiverIns Article.

The Kannebec Ios Company are now
cutting Joe ten inches thick and have
r duoed their price from 80 to Is cents
per 100 lbs. to take effect to-day, jan
usry 3rd.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-03
Tevaanaramea-

The ministers in this State will
preach sermon on temperance, on the
18th inst, at the request Of the State
Temperance Alliance.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-03
Returned Homo.

Rev. W. p. Davis, who has made a
tour through Europe, returnsd to Dover
on Tuesday last, and resumed his
charge of the M. K. Chui h in that
town.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-03
a,nte of tre EhermOnhsaer

at tho REPUBLICAN Office, on Monday
morning, Jan. 3:
7 O'Clock, ~ O'Clock, II O'clock,
% 22o 35o
Daily Republican., 1881-01-03
REV ADVERTISEMENTS.
TNiVIDEND.

MOTTO E.-NUTlOE Is hEREBY
ia gwen that the annual meeting Of
the stockholders of"I he Wilmington Navi.
cation Company" will be he'd ut No. Soi
Market street, Wilmi inptOn, Del. on Thurs-
day the third day of February, 1881, between
the hours OF 2 and O'Clock, p. m., ior the
purpose OF electing three Directors to serve
ior three years. JOHN A. GRIFFIN.
ian3-3t President
Daily Republican., 1881-01-03
\. 4 u s.n.nt Of Low.

~ Il
!, = K s.1lrs u Is tkst the Mayor should
y " insifuosSd hss police to report all
b l,,one thst sre ssllipg liquor without
: ss,,ss. ss usIi " the places which do
!, siness on Sunday. The Illicit traffic
i. l,quor on week days IA quite as bad
IL selling cigars N newspapers on
> udsv II not much worse. 1t is sin
" y IN indeed t6si u is:sllOwed to con-
, ,us 10 suph i gxsat extent. It is un'
'sss toward kbe men ~ho procure
ritimase IIoenss, q we'll as a viola
, IN II tne lAwsof ths State. The
. aes,S ars certainly rsmiss in their
,sy or ths law would be more strictly
,forsed. Ths keepers of licensed
!, Icons should move u this matter ss
!. Is wrong 70 require man to pay a
,snss.o Sloo while be nsighbor en-
q ICED ii i slnilAs bpaines' does not
" one cent. Alishould be permitted
: sell without license, or those who
~ Ilsspss shOuid be projected
,sinst such ubjuA compstition. The
" proviass suiacitnt pains ard PEN
,lties 10 Insure III observance If the
ncess would 90 tbsir duty in the
remisss. The MISTER should bs look
/ into, end ths defect should to
rmedisd. Tie NV win be respected
Ihen ii ID made . terror to evil dorrs'
II Il nsrsRrEp, bntws hope the re-
ort isincorsect, that "Bill" Lse is
lssistinx David Hpghes, tho assess'r
/ the southern assessment district, in
{ lsking ont Bis duplicate for posting
y Inc tenth of January. If this be
tts. thsu there NJ doub!s reason
,,hy ths voters cf that district should
10 on tho alert tosse tha. their names
re not changed. William can write a
ery pretty hand, but he ID just a8
,iabls U make slipsof the pen as any
cher penmtn, perhaps a little more
o. Tne s1iest plAh is to look out for
hem, snd b prspassd for taem on ap-
cal day.
4 THE LAncE EuMsHs Of dead sparrows
icksd np On ths streets, remind us
nss another word in their behalf
1ouid moi b ous Of place. Sprinkle
Ierty Il crumbs OF bread, wheat
,reenlnas, and bird seed On your
ack paysmsnsz for the poor litIlo star
slipgs To eat. Cigar boxes with
ID oles out In them and hung no on the
srandsh or basi porch will afi I'd
lem shsltsr. Do not ,ss tenn starVe
u ~ - ~ q
Daily Republican., 1881-01-03

Thomas Dill.
Assistant Female Superintendent
Miss Lizzie Stroud.
Superintendent Infant Department
Mrs. Bell Deacon.
SeoretsTy-hlbert Stont.
Assistant SpcretGry-Tenis Horn.
Finsncial Seorstsry-Thomss Cloud.
Treasurer-John Taylor.
Librarisn-HsDry Alexander.
Organist-Miss Ella West.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-03
Iaibaw
Df. samsnss whtte PulInOnic
HaibaEn,

WEs BNm tANUf W MItb h hAAHUhIE
HaisAm,
10 famous throat and lung remedy,
udorsed by thousands. 50a, and 81.
ain depot, 4th aud King Phila., COZ
fch st. !; Baltimore. los Baltimore st.
i. Potatoca AN Apples.
Janney's, 303 King st., il headquar-
ns icr prodrsscj AL kinls. SPECIAL
fssns ements % parties for car Lad lots.
Ilsanaxess.
Messrs. w. NJ. Kennard & Co., f2l
Jarkst stFset, have q large atcol Of
lankets and are selling them at lowaE
rfoes than thsy can buy them to-day.
Go to the Boston Boot & Shoe House,
09 Market street, and select your
ipIers, for holiday presents, ths
tst stock 10 the cisy, at pricesrsug.
ig from 75 cen.s 10 $500. CAL early
I'd ~ suited. Sole agent for L C.
lart's 6ne shoes.
Medicines, cheulicals, toilet and fancy
rtioies Families supplied with medt-
mes, accurately. Domestic Cough
,yrup, at Wsat Rid PHARMACY, Seventh
nd Jsffsraon s!fssts
Sozodont, East India Tooth Wash,
,entallina, Hartnsa,s Pearl Tooth
owdsr and many cher elegant prep.
.ations for the teeth, for sale by j. Il.
artman, Druggist, Fifth aud Poplar.
= Grants Fluid Lightning ard Pike's
,,othacAs Drops will cure toothacbe In
70 minutes. For sale by Taylor X
allerton, Druggists and Apothecaries,
"a King street.
II yopr roof leaks have 1t made tight
i 3. Mitchell, jr., 80 West Frout
rect, who rnakesRno charge unloss
aks a,s stopped.
Atruss that ftsisa lugury. N. B.
,ssiorih, Druggiss, Sc Crd and Mar
ste'teets, guarantees fit with every
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Daily Republican., 1881-01-03

yXTANTED-A STEADY WOMAN FOR
w gene vi houseWork must be q good
Or ,4nd iroper aud plain cook. Apply
from Sol2a. M, a. lol3 Washington st.
10 SILT