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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-08

Procure yourself one of those elegant
all wool, nix embroidered, piano covers
for $500, at Sarge Bros.-llOjtc.
For chronic sore eyes of lous standing
don tall to try bottle ot Eureka Eve
SHlvc, manufactured b Tucker 4 Willis.
friee - cents Icr hottle.-lOl3tt
\ new invoice of fine dress suits and
Cashmere suits have Just been opened
at Levine Bros.-lO 22tc
laaie' haWlIins, the --latest and most
unique patterns 20 solid 20 d, roll golj
s.criug silver and silver p.ate al Lowest
possible prices IA =. Lcyiu.kTs. n4tr
Take your prescriptions 10 Tucker 4
Wills, where you can sot them nLs1
day or night by rompeteut dispensers
and from the purrst drugs. -lUl3tt
New black and colored velyots. NOW
silk and col red plushes, plain brocads
striped and polka dotted silks. in hlact
aud colored, are now on exhibition M n
Haber a,-lOOltc.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-08

Remrmher tuat you arc placed ON the
bes tooling by getting The owgsT
Pace Al ONCE 90 Levine B,o,. one
HTl,e House uujlc
Daily Republican., 1882-11-02
The Albambra Burned.

NEW YORK, November 1.-The Al
hambra Sporting Theatre, at Nos. ia
to 1913 West Twenty seventh street,
was turned down to-right. There was
no performance in the theatre, 1t being
closed on account of the death of Will
liam H. Borst, one of the proprietors'
which occurred ON Wednesday last.
Edward Mallahan, his partner, re-
sided on the third floor, and his WIFE
who was in delicate heal h, managed
to escape just in time to avoid horri-
be death. The interior of the building
was dry as tinder, and the tiameI
spread with great rapidity and burs
through the roof, threatening danger tt
the adjoining building, the inmates o
which were removed by the police.
The flames were confined to the thea
tire, which was completely Quilted. Th'
cause of the fire is unknown. No on
had been in the building during tn
day except the bartender. The build
ing was owned by..Madame Sanche, ,ant
was damaged to the extent of S12, 600
insured for $4,000 Borst & Mallahai
lose $4,000 insurance unknown. Th
theatre was made by alterations IL
three private houses and was origin
ally opened as the Buckingham Pa
lace, q low concert saloon and dane
house.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-02
Successfully Launched.

On Wednesday afternoon quite
number of persons assembled in the
yards of the Harlan & Hollingsworth
Company, while the South bank of the
Christiana was filed with people, to
witness the launch of the new side
wheel steamer, City Of Jacksonville,
built by this company for the DuBarry
Company of Jacksonville, Florida
About 4.2O o'clock the signal was given
to knock tho 1og.shores from under
the vessel and In few minutes there
after the new steamer glided grace
fully from the ways into the bubbling
waters of fthe Christiana. The boat was
christened by Miss Mamie Shaw, the
eight year old daughter of Captain W.
A. Shaw, of the DuBarry Company,
who has been superip tending the con
struction of the vessel. The launch was
successfully made and the vessel was
soon drawn up and made fast to the
wharf, when workmeu Immediately
boarded her and commenced operations
with a view of finishing the boat al
soon as possible. A number of promi'
nent gentlemen witnessed the launch.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-02
FOURTHEDlTION
Raao Rail ROGoa.

It Ia said that Lewis Gross and VIII
liam Shields of the Defiance Club, OF
this city, have received an offer to pitch
and catch, for the Ithaca Base Ball
Club, of New York, next season, but
they have not as yet accepted the
offer but have the matter under con.
sideration.
The following players will constitute
a first class colored base ball team in
this city next season:
Catcher-George 3. RedinR.
Pitcher and Captain-Alonzo Ward.
First bAse-Charles Backus.
Second and change pitcher-George
Brown.
Third base A. Thomas.
Short stop-Jacob Chippey,
Left field-James Wright.
Centre feld-Elijah Blake.
Right field and change catcher-Peter
Spicker.
At meeting Of these interested In
the formation of the new professional
team il this city, held last evening,
q temporary organization was effected
and number of shares OF stock were
subscribed for. Charles @. Watt. late
Of the Baltimore club, was elected
manager and made statement In
regard to his plans which were
heartily concured in by these present
Another meeting will be held on Mon
day evening.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-02
THIRD EDITION.
01TTLEIN KENIUCKY.

TrcODH Fire ON q Mob OF LJneh'
ars-SeveraI persons Killed an"
wounded.
LEXINGTON, KY, Nov. The Ken
tnckv troops detailed by Governor
BLACK burn to escort Neal and Craft, the
Ashland murderers, from Catlettsburg TO
Lexington, endeayored to perform that
duty yesterday. - .,a
Graft and Neal, having been granted
a change of venue to Garter CCnhty,
Would have been taken to Lexington Dy
the Elizabethtown, Lexington and Big
sandy Railroad, to await their trial In
F. bruary, but Major Allen, in charge
of the escort, was advised that citizens
would tear up the track and attempt to
capture his prisoners. 1t was then de-
cided to take them to MaysVille py the
steamer Mountain Boy last night, but q
fog arose and the boat could not Ret
away. Then it was decided to put
them on the Granite State as she passed
down to-day.
About Ii 20 this morning several
hundred men took a locomotive anu
several cars at Ashland and proceeded
70 Catlettsburg. The authorities were
apprised of their approach, anu tne
prisoners were taken at once 10 Cne
boat, where artillery was planted 10
command the grade. Two companies
of troons were left in charge OF Inc
nrisoners. two were stationed at the
head of the grade and the others at
different points, completely covering
all avenues to the wharf. ,.,
when the train from Ashland arrived
acommittee a of i've was sent to demand
the prisoners of Major Allen, who SAID
he wonld not surrender them while ne
hai a man left. The leading citizens
1ucca.ded BY earnest persuasion IN Keep
ing the mob from preciptating them-
selves upon the the military, ana
conflict was avoided for time. A1tel
the Granite State left Catlettsburg wltf
the prisoners and their escort, tht
citizens boarded the train and returned
to Ashlahd, arriving a few minutes
ahead OF the boat.
Thew disembarked and about thirty
or forty, most by wild boys, boarded the
ferrvboat ard started out to hail thu
Granite State, which had whistled t(
land. but was hurrying by near tn
Ohio shore. The ferryboat had reached
mid. river as the Granite State passed
her The steamboat had disregardeC
the ferry boats signal to land, A6ou
this time some one on the ferryboa
fred a revolver and the military openec
a murderous fire, piercing two steam
pipes and the boiler manheNd. There
was no further reply from the disabled
ferryboat. Several persons on her wer'
wounded; but none killed,
The fire of the soldiery, it is said, wa
still kent up, but was turned principal
Iv against the crowd of unotfendinI
spectators upon the wharf and il
Front street All who were killed ant
mortally wounded were shot on or nea
the grade, whence it is claimed not
sbot had been fired. After all the SHOOT
ing has ceased from the terryboAt, tn
military kept firm as long as the
could see the boat or soul in town.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-02
The Educated Horses.

There was full house at the Equine
Paradox yesterday afternoon, and last
night the building was packed from
parquet to gallery, while hundreds OF
persons were turned away, unable to
obtain even standing room. In fact
long before the time for commencing,
tickets were sold with the understand
ing that there were no mora seats,
and parties purchasing them would
have to stand. Ladies who wish TO wit.
ness these wonderful animals will dc
we'll to attend the matinees that are
given each afternoon. The performapc ce
is the same as that given in the even
ing, and although the house is well
filled, the crowd is not as great as it Is
in the evenings.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-02
WILMINGTON HAY AFD %rGAT
MhRkET
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON
AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
OCTOBER 9TH, 1885,

Trains will leave Wilmington rs follows
For philadelphia and intermediate sta
tlOns, 6.66, 100, 1881 A. M; 2S0, 4, 7.3p, Hbt
p. N.
Phtladelphis (express), 2. 223. ."
Sis, 9, 80, o b8, ll.63 A. NJ; l2.l., A.U., b.Ii
o.l0, e.3s, 7.7S +. NJ,
New York, 400, 2.2S $50, o.65, 9.6s, l.E;
A. M; +I2 .3S, 1853, 2,3O, oil, ,6.3S, 7.26 p. M
Baltimore and intermediate stations, l.Ob
9l7. 10 90 A. M, and 800 p. M.
Baltimore and bay Line, 6.6T =. NJ.
balImOre and Washington, L42, 81, &0b
0J7 A. NJ; / 90 II 90, 6 OO, o.67, 1l.o4 p. ID
Baltimore only, 100, 1000 A. M; l22o and
NJ.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New UEstle, 500. go A. NJ; 100, 60, o2
p. M.
Harrington and intermediate stations, 8. II
A M; l.06, 6.25 p. M.
Delmar and intermediate stations, 90 A,
M; LOB p. M.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-02
Local hInkIeIS,

The weather is cold, stormy W
agreeable.
Market street bridgeiS again q
travel.
Tripping the light fantastic wy
be in order.
Every branch Of business thr|
ont the city is very fatsttAe y
time.
The windows Of The new noI
ner of Front and French stree
being placed In position i
The election day draEstl a y I
the newspaper men Asil''u
delight.
Tuesday next promises ~. 70
warmest political fight Wln
has known for many years
The educated horses are nlgl
messed by crowded houses
room at a premium 1
Mrs. Carrie Bloath, ,I.I Ga'I
Jaseph steckle whose !,,nis.l ,lis
dispaired OF, is still impf0,iAi'
Apumber of citizens Of Chs
to this city every night for th'
of seeing the educated hoi'% =.
The schooner John :. ), M =
philadelphia, arrived at ...i, tni
of C. W. TaI!ey s. Co, ,y'''''p'
with lumber
If the weather is fayo,a', ,osS v
take n,Gtop place at 2SO O'Clock Olitn5' ,nls
on the Rodney street gE0op"I D1a
An insane man fro, from ~ 5II Y
vas sp arrested in this city l's
tsSen ~%1 n''6 home tlis morning
Vickers.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-02
Matrimonial Bonds.

Last evening Mr.. Harry Walker was
united in marrisgeto Miss Bancroft, Of
Philadelphia, at the residence of the
brides uncle, at BancrOft's Banks. Mr..
Walker formerly resided in this city
and studied the drug business with
Smith & Painter. He is now conducting
tie business for himself in Philadel,
phia, The ceremonies were witnessed
by large number of personal friends
and the remainder of the evening was
spent IL congratulations and social en-
iOVment
Daily Republican., 1882-11-02
AmuRemenGB.

On Monday evening Leavitt's Gigan.
team Minstrels will appear at the Opera
House. This organization includes All
unusual number of fine singers, talent.
ed comedians and speciality artists, and
there is not dull moment from the
rising tu the falling of the curtain.
Tuesday evening Gus Williams, the
celebrated comedian, will appear ir
zone of the Finest" " which is said to bt
one of the most humorous plays evel
presented in this city. By special ar
rangement the election returns will bt
brought to the Opera House, and an
nounced by Mr.. Williams as fast as re
ceived.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-02
CsD,ure Of a Noted Outlaw,

Intelligence has just reached Eau
Claire, Wis, that the notorious des-
perado and outlaw, Lon Williams,
brother of Ed. Williams, who was
lynched by a mob at Durand, Wis,
about year ago, has heen captured by
The authorities of Dodge City. The
Sheriff of Pippin county has been noti-
fed, and will start for the scene of the
arrest as soon as he obtains the neces-
sary requisition from Governor Rusk.
AT the time of his capture Williams
called himself Jack Bass. The Will
liams brothers were guilty of many
crimes. That for which the elder broth,
or was lynched was the murder of the
Coleman brothers in Durand in June,
1881,
Daily Republican., 1882-11-02
CurIOsIlloS,

Mr.. Z. A. Read, in the employ Of the
P. W. 81 B. railroad company and
stationed at the new depot, has in his
possession a number Of curiosities
among which are two petrifed Indian
darts, preserted to him by Samuel
Hitchins, OF Delaware City, who
found them in the Delaware and Chesa
peake canal near that place some time
ago, while workmen were engaged in
cleaning the same. Mr.. Read also has
a large brown star fish and piece
of ore, both of which are quite curious.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-02
Run Over last Evening.

About 7 o'clock last evening Mrs
Kelly, the wife Of Martin Kelly the
bliRd peddler, was knocked down and
ran over by Vary's express wagon al
Third and King street, She was taken
to Taylor & Fullerton's drug store,
where an examination showed that she
had received a severe cash on her head
AS the woman was under the Influence
OF liquor. she was taken to the hall by
an oficer, where she was properly at.
tended to.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-02
mr.. Blaine, at Portland. August
I9Ih. 1882.

"No candid man believes that a
protective tariff would be upheld for a
single year il the opponents of the
Republican party should come into
power, and by just SO much as any
voter helps to elevate the free traders to
power, by so much he aids to imperil
the manufacturing and agricultural
interests."
Daily Republican., 1882-11-02
EDITION
Mayors COu,,


ovsn;na anS attendance tsrs at the hes,,n,.
evening oVeln was large. and a'%'nagI "n
=, Isaac Isaac. johnson was adiud,.,
costs. 0u W Gents
:, Franz Frank oarriQau had al,o !,
eimsell als 70 partake 100 frssIv T.oU alio !!
flowing bowl, and was r.oUty Ss.y d
over 6O cents and costs, O'''d Vol
William MCKans was aDo,h.
tnnate, and he was a,s" uosler ~
cents aud costs. 'O assessed
Emma Washington, who
been arouLd for soma "Io no ha'
%ooobed - up serenely" last I1 nig1,
old charge Of being drunk toa|
testified that he found Ie tne
drunk in the street. WbsD bnaa
took TO arrest her, she hecsnass s ~ ~ \
derly, and the Mayor imNo.sase OS'se
81 and costs. PO'oa a
A young man named Ham, n.
son was charged by John husy H,rl n
aisorderly conduct, and assan %,l
battery on a small bow, ~ s'aAu
Judged guilty and fined sI az ana VA
A further hearing was "Tu S,S ~
case Of Patrick HendricI.onna u nad I,
witch following and anuovinS,, v,, % .
on Tuesday night, There Ws,a Y
witnesses examined to SHOW n.
whereabouts on the preyiO", 'asa
but the fact was ciearlv 'S S..t'eI eVeA
that he had annoyed The Sos.l spsea
late hour that night at II. |paal Ssala
the Mayor, imposed a fiDs ISpTI y \,
costs. " y
This morning George P Dam.
said that he belonged in h, S -
ward, was fined 30 cenH,rJ ...s nls
drunkenness. wy
Edward Carroll was fOp,,,.,.
mans yard At Sixth and po'I,
last night very drunk, ~ M
Mayor this morning that 6s Nj l,s. Wy
he was drunk but did not knoSl, r's
in the yard. His Houor V,' 'i n.
to be lenient and lot him off I'M M
OF 81 and costs. ''a
L
Daily Republican., 1882-11-02
Sick HeAdaehe.

Said n gentleman in our store few
days ago, l suffered intensely with
sick headache even to losing time IN
business, until used DR.. Simms' Veg
etable Liver Pills. He says they are
the finest pills he ever used. We have
heard hundreds say the same in ouK
store. 25 cents for family box. Depot
4th and King.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-02
GOLDEN WELDING,
Tho FIHtleth AnnIVsr.,,v :,
Marriage Of Mr.. and NJ.
n. BAbcOck.

X. BAbcOck.
But few Of the many pe,soDs M
live to celebrate the anUIvs,s J
their golden wedding, but Oi ii il
may be numbered Mr. and I'M |,
X. Babcock, who have lived b,nSI MI
gether as man and wife for A M M
fifty years, and last night Nh
the event with a golden VsdiiI
their residence, 2O6 Market s,rss
large number OF friends and Nj,
of the couple were III stteDl,r01
an enjoyable evening was sDsnt
marriage ceremony was perform
Joseph j. BabcoCk, the sldst
the bridal pair, as there va, DO h
man present, and the bride and I
ut half q century performed thsfl
! l1ll as much decOrum Is h thsy
ii fst entering upon their nlihlt
Among the many guests pnseht
Joseph j. Babcock, james A, Hal
family, and Mr.. and Mn, DuI
Philadelphia Mn LOuilf
aud jeremiah Fields, Of Camden,
Jersey; Mrs. E Giet Of New
city Peter j. BabCOck and ID
William BabCOCk aud family, l
II. McIntire and family, Mrs. Al
ardson, Mrs. William Il. Quinn
Anna McDanielS, B. F. ChalAl
family, Miss Butcher, Mrs. Gan
this city and a number VI OthersI
aged couple were the recipient
number Of useful and valuable
ents, consisting of gold eyeglaSsl
thimbles and various articles 4
ami silver plate, and gold banded
sets, glassware, etc. A bOuntel
past was spread by Charles Astd
caterer. which was partaken .
hugely enjoyed by all present. a
evening was spent in a social wi
Daily Republican., 1882-11-02
Pheasant Surprp..l

Quite o select parry svsry|
surprise Mip, last night .ooisI dsp sslI
and in social gslnJjt g n,jtb gresf /
the organ. A oounSsdj"a oooorvsd a1d
freshments we're setiv bIv spspt
Istt nrl,e 10. is MANI mainly due Miss A-
Daily Republican., 1882-11-02
SUNDAY TRAINS.

Philadelphia and intermediate stations,
g. 10 A. M; II noon: $50, 73O, 9.bb p. M.
Philadelphia and Now Ork, z 90, 2.2s A
M; SIT, 6.3S, 72o P. M.
baltimore and Washin gton, L42, A.6l, %,
9l7 A. M; ll.O4 p. NJ. Baltimore, los AM
For further information passengers are re
ferred to the timetables posted at ne station,
Trains marked thus ~ are limited eX
pre- IS, upon whtch extra fare Is charged.
CHAS. 4. PUGH, J.K. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
Daily Republican., 1882-11-02
AFnnn for RIckInson.

Dickinson College has been fortunate
in her request for an additional endow-
ment of one hundred thousand dollars
at her centennial in 1883. Thomas Rea.
yer, of Danville, has contributed thirty
thousand dollars in bonds bearing seven
Der cent, interest, and President NC
O. alley hopes TO secure this remaining
seventy thousand before the close OF
this year.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-02
NEW stores.

William D. Pickles, .llio.,.d lio1,
4O7 King Street, has ltttSib ! tSat bs
necessity Of more TCGu,' ,hn SouthV
want he has leased iy,ns Inc SSu Strset
ner nero Of Firth and King KIM for" for !
soma old marble yaroI' Intends tr
yea years upon, which he'll he iI'isr'i ior /
a a building large enouED which
modious stores, one %. o. fasi j
eocqpy 9esGs' 7i%tsl' Wors viii iii soon %" !
Si%if, md he exprcts to be be-, EsSrs sSripg.
his his new store in e'rIy Sp..-S
Daily Republican., 1882-11-02
If Won sufser from Liver Complaint o,

If you suffer from Liver Complaint or
Disordered Stomach, why dou't you
try bottle of May Apple Compound
1t costs less than other medicines and
is purely vegetable preparation and
you can get 1t at Belts or Danforth's
drug stores. 1t is manufactured by
Stover and Thompson, Henry Clay,
nalawara
Daily Republican., 1882-11-02
An Excellent Opening.

Mr.. D. p. Smytb, who for a number
of years has successfully conducted the
jewelry business at No. 81 Market
street, having determined to retire, Of
fers bis place for sale. This is a splen.
did opening for young man, as the
place Las been established many years,
and is one of the best stands in the
CitV
Daily Republican., 1882-11-02
- Nov nnnk

Stansbury Murray Of No. 8 French
street is now engaged in getting up a
book known az the Travellers Guide.
On one side of the cover will be printed
his place in history and on the other
the Wales celebrated 8 cent cigars.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-02
NOTICES.

NYOVICE-ADJOUR DAILY SEES
~ eions ofthe United states Circuit Cour:
will be held at the court rooms at sixth and
King streets. this city, at II o'clock, q. m,
from the S0th Of October to the 7th Of NoVem.
Der, 1882, Sundays excepted, at which all
persons qualified may apply for naturallza'
ton. 5. 4. SMITH.
Clerk U. s, Circuit Court.
The clerks office will be open every even
ing from s 70 10 clock until election DAY, tC
accom- Odate persons wishing to declare thell
Intentions and WaO are unable to come during
business hours. oc3O-n0VlA
Daily Republican., 1882-11-02
ANEW store.

Noah White has rented the store No.
1888 French street from Stansbury
Murray, OF No. . French street, and
after fitting it up opened the place this
morning as cigar store, with choice
stock of all goods in that line.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-02
Arrived
i,oi

DR., Darmon has ,,nJ aIflt'tdl at tls
and may be copsSi'MN soo Market ]
has had great exPe.1Ssa' Pper%s of y
o%oGnssoa@nsly %Gss %USSiEf fesls Ella, fo9HiIII'I TiII
sffSessd. sSSeS' II a. As his s,,.;3I, stay ff1 fsip
sI'V' Al who wish 80 to,,S,h1". coqssi'
"a soon as practica".o.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-02
BbEATAFS.

NICK ERSON--At Philadelphia, Nov. 1st,
Philemon Green NickersOD, in his 37th
year
The relatives and friends are invited to at
tend his flneral on Friday at 8 p. m, from
his mothers residence 40S East Fourth st.,
Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-02
Republican Meeting

The Republicans of the Third ward
will meet at the n. W. Corner eff
Fourth and Monroe streets, this even
ing, at o'clock. A full attendance is
requested.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-02
u..ubiicaD hrV%~l 4

The RepubliCan.s' .'1s ?, in IL 3
will hold o meSUil' SuIl 'attepos
oIe Guested as business u
be transacted.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-02

A CARD,-To all who are suffering from
the errors Of indlscretiOns Of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss Of manhood, etc.,
l viii send a recipe that will cure you, FREE;
OF CHARGE. This great remedy was dis.
covered by missionary in south America.
Send q self-addressed envelope to the REV.
JOSEPH T. INMAN. Station d. New York
City. Octll.lydhw
Daily Republican., 1882-11-02

"ANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
w housework in small family. Apply
between the hours Of and Sp. m. at l4oS
Delaware ave. noVSN
Daily Republican., 1882-11-02

VxTANTEIlA GOOD WHITE GIRL IN
w small family. Apply TO Sle Bennett
streAt nov2-2tt
Daily Republican., 1882-11-02
AT
JOHN WANAMAKER'S
PHILADELPHIA.
Thursday:

Thursday:
One shawl we'd like one sort
, OF people to see; people who
Judge everything by price
or place; people that can
hardly be got to look at any
thing, out of London or
Paris, unle IS an extravagant
price is ou it There are a
lfew such people in Philadel-
phia. Some Of them happen
to glance at an advertise
ment now and then; not to
buy of US. of course-they
only buy kitchen furniture
and carpet tacks here; but
to see what's going on; the
news--everybody reads the
news.
Will Miss Flora McFlim-
sey be so gracious as to look
at that shawl That partlc-
ular shawl is so clear a case
OF splendid, extraordinary,
wond derful embroidery, that
neither price nor place, nor
both together, can spoil it.
1t may be the finest piece Of
India needIework in the city,
. though there's many a shaw
!, in Philadelphia that cost the
owner two or three thous,
and dollars. I'VE didn't
say anything about the fair
/ seller. We're not going to
!, , say that, it isn't fair to
: charge enough for things tc
!, satisfy Miss Flora that the
things are nice. We're moi
}, going 10 say anything about
!. our neighbors anyway.We're
g talking about shawls
% % Is there another so large
'f so light, SO fine, SO equal, 81
= even, so gentle, so quiet
lS lS and yet SO glorious from
3e center to very fringe, witt
Q Q one continuous, perfect an(
n n increasing blaze OF splendor
le But it cost so little, that w
n: n really can't charge more thai
oe se $1,000 for it. If we werC
not afraid Miss Flora'd bu!
it, we might mark it $1,000
os of or $4,000, just to humo
ne these people. But suppos'
~ y; then it should get out tha
II the shawl cost $3.50; what'C
y become of our standing witt
s, Sd the other people, who trad'
as with US because they believ'
that we sell every thing 70
the barest fraction over cost
:: :; We're going to stick t.
ID ID these latter pe ople; there ar
at at so many Of 'em. $1,000 70
e, the shawl! The other thor
d. d. sands shall not tempt us!
SS SS II ese are among the ne'
It. books since our last:
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Daily Republican., 1882-11-02

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~ suffer with Impure Blood, Liver Com
pIaint, Dyspepsia, Ague, Chills or Fever,
who takes Broom II erb BltteEs. For
sale at Branch Depot, 3I7 East Third street,
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