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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-05-06

Mr.. M. w. Horne, the new health Off
Ger, has started out with the intention
of making people renovate and clear their
premises of all nuisances and rubbish.
This job will be hard one but he is a
man that will see it done and in so d o.
ing should have the encouragement Of
all who have the best interests of the
village at heart.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-10-03

Paducah. Cairo, Fulton, Rivcs, and
points in West Tennessee and
southern Kentucky, Greensboro,
Louisville, Cincinnati. indiana
apolis, Pittsburgh, Washing
ingron. Baltimore. Phila-
delphia, New York and
Boston.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for wears
from NERVOUS DEBILITY PREMATURE DECAY,
and all the Effects OF Youthful indiscrction
will for tho sake OF suffering humanity. send
FREQ to all WIN need It, the recipe and tlirec
tionior making the simple remedy by which
the alrertiser's experience can 10 so by nd.
dressing In perfect confidence.
join b. OGDEN, ~ Cedar, ST., New York.
bc'2s's2-ir ~ /
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Rough on Rats. !"

Clearsout rats, mice, reaches, flies,
ant d-bugs, skunks. chipmunks,
gophers, l5c. Druggists, y
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-10-03
70 C0NSUMpTIVFs.

The advertiser having been apcrmanentI,
cured % thatilread disease, Concentration. b,
q simllc reme,iy, Is anxious 10 mike kn own /,
its fellow sufferers thdiEcans ofcffo. To All
who desire 1t. he will senti n copy ofthe pre-.
lscription used, (frec ofcharge.j with the III
rcetlohss for llrrparing and using the same
which they will ind q sure cure for COuGUs
Col Ds.3 CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRosumITis
DC. Parties Wishing the Prescription, will
please address, Rev.sE. A.,WlI.SON. 1914 Penn
81: -Williainsbargh, NAY lIdlFLJ
feb.2S's2-Iy.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-10-03

FLA. Lehman. Solicitor
4 IL LIN i D'of A ncriean and Foreign
ratcnts, Washington, ID. 20. All bhsincs
c,,nnnnccied with Patents. whether before tbs
la.cnt!s Nice the Courts, pro pity attende
CO y. 70 chargenade unless u patcnt IL SO.
cufid. send for circulAr.t Dec. 10 1881.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-10-03
rimo Table in eject April q. 1852.

Close connections at N0rtonviiic for MaiiI-
sonville. Henderson. Evansville and all points
North 0nnections At Paancah with steamers
on Ohio aud Tennessee rivers; At Fulton with
n. 7. st. La Y. o. u. r.: At Riyes with NJ, 4
.. II. H.; atPaducah juno. with y. G. q st. l..
X. Il. At Central Lity for Owensbors;
at Ellzabctftown with Il & n. Railroad; at
Louisville with Lac. & L. Railroad, o 4 81.
railroad and u 3. Mail Line Steamers for
Cincinnati and the North and Ea..; j., III.
\ I.railroad for Indianapolis, ,chI.ago and
the Northwest; 0-& 81. railroad for ST Louis
and the Wcsl.
d. F. BLUE,
Gcn'l Passenger Agent, Elizabcthtown. Ky.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-10-03

Thousands of families have had oc-
casion to try the never failing quail
ties of DR.. Balls Cough Syrup, and
they all unite in the praise Of this
wonderful prescription.
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The Safest Wav

The>safcst and surest way 10 restore
the yonthfni color Of the hair is fur
n;sbei by Parker's Hair Balsam,
.- ~ popular from It's
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-10-03

The Soothing properties of Thor.
tons Tar and Wild Cherry made it a
very popular medicine, and being a
tonic aids in building up the system,
debilitated by . hacking cough. Large
bottles only 50eents.
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SOI.nIEpS- now suasrIng Ltou wound.

H0T nTTpQ now suffering from wounds
or disease OF any kind
caused by military service are entitled to
PENSION. Widows. minor children. depend
ent mothers or fathers OF soldiers who died
from the effects of their service are also en- .
titled. Many invalid pensioners are entitled
to an increase. Careful assistance given in
Delayed or Rejected claims. as may can he
allowed with but little more evidence Com
plete instruction with references sent on alp.
at-Laws 0i6. Est. Washington, ID. e..
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INVENTORS

Should address EDISON BROS. A ttorney- nj
Law and Patent solicitors. eli Seventh Street,
Washington, u. e.. for circulars OF instrllc-
tons. Reasonable terms. Reference and adj
vice sent PRE-. We intend exclusively to
Patent business Reissues, lnterferences and
cases rejected on other hands d specially.
Tra'te. Marks and Caveats solicited. Upon re- :
celpt OF model or sketch. yan, description we
give our opinion sto ~patcntabllty. Free OF
.llarge We refer to tho Commissioner Of
i,atons; also TO observation-disclosures Estab-
isi'cu isoo' ~ ltk54tl WI AslE H.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09
the BOARD of Can VassePs.

The Board of Canvassers met in the
Court room at II 80 O'Clock to-day, tC
receive the election returns Of New Cas-
tie county. Sheriff Clark presided
and L. G. Vandsgrift and George Kel-
ley were elected secretaries.
The certificates from Blackbiri and
Appoquinimink hundreds were read
and when St. Georges was called the
inspector stated that there were two
votes in the box which he had refused
- count as they bore designating
marks. John Dolan moved that the
box be opened, when the Sheriff decl
ced that he would not enter tain the mo
ton.
The decision was appealed from, and
on a vote being taken the decision was
not sustained. A vote was then taken
on the mOtion, and 1t was lost. Anoth
or motion was then made that the in
spector open the box, which was decided
by the Sheriff to be out of order. Al
appeal was again taken, and . motion
to sustain the appeal was carried
Mr.. DOlan then said he would insist
on his motion being put, and on . vott
being taken it was lost by vote lof II
nays to IA ayes. When the vote wa
being taken and the name of the lhspec
tor of West Georges hundred was call
cd he inquired If the motion meant tina
he should count the vote, and upon he
ing answered in the affirmative sale
that he would vote no on any such mo-
ton. His action caused several other
who had voted aye, to cnange theil
votes. After this matter was disposed
of, the reading of the certificates wa
proceeded with.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09
COudeuue d Foreign Notes

The press mills in connection with
the Powder Company's works at Win
sor Mills, Quebec, were blown up yes.
terday. The mill where the powder
was grained and polished exploded
first, and the Concussion caused by
this exploded the mill containing the
press and cylinder, which was eight
feet distant. Both bulldogs were
completely destroyed. About six tons
of powder exploded, ten acres of ground
being covered with the debris. John
Randall was the only man in the mill
and he was blown to pieces. The rest
of the workmen were at dinner
A dispatch from Trieste states that
Archduke Albert, cousin of the EN-
peror, has passed through there on his
way to visit the King of Italy.
Baron Desmiohels, the new French
Ambassador, has arrived in Madrid
and presented his credentials to the
King.
A typhoon passed over Manila yester
day, doing great damage.
A despatch from Van via St. Peters
burg states that the Kurdish chief Obei
dullah bas succeeded in establishing
ITlbUuly TblAblOuh Will q uunl DCl VI pD'
ty Christian Kurdish chieftians of the
Gsrak territory, and has thereby been
enabled to collect large force.
The Paris Temps says it has reason
TO believe that Count Menabrea has
been appointed italian Ambassador tc
France.
An Athens despatch says: ga pro-
tocol providing for the evacuation Of
the disputed points on the Tnrco Greek
frontier has been signed. Karali and
Derbend will be evacuated on Sun
day"
A dispatch from Salins Cruz, Mex
leo, says:
"The revolution in Juchitan is 2ssum.
ing larger proportions. Three hundred
soldiers arri Ved here yesterday from
Oajaca, and an attack on Juchitan will
be made tonight. More troops are
coming by sea"
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09
LATER FROM
THE CORNERS.

At this time of the year
gentlemen are looking alter
their wardrobe for the winter,
and the query generally
heard is this, viz: "Where can
| get the best Overcoat and
Suit, one that will fit the best,
cut and made in the most
approved style, and at the
lowest price" We answer,
at Fourth and Market sts.,
Wilmington Clothing House,
because we have the stock to
select FROM and if you want a
custom made garment our
facilities are superior to any
of our compe titors, and we
make as fine work as can be
done in any first.class Tail
oring Department. If you
want a ready-m dc garner t
you have a much larger as
sortment than any other
clothing house to selecttrom,
and goods made expressly
for US and not to be dupli-
Gated elsewhere, while our
prices are as low as usually
paid to the wholesale dealer,
because we get direct from
the manufacturers. We mean
ii large stock, superior quail
ityofgoods and workmanship
low prices and our business
reputation, which is not to
sacrificed by any misleading,
to do a larger trade during
this month than ever before,
We, therefore invite our pa
irons, with their friends and
all others who have never
visited our establishment, to
come during this month ar d
look at our Overcoats and
Suits for men, boys and
children. We feel confident
we can please you and you
will be delighted to know you
can get as fine .lothing as is
worn in Wilmington at a
lower price than elsewhere
at Fourth and Market sts :,
Wilmington Clothing House
Yours Truly,
IJNO. w. DIEFENDoRF & Co.
N. B.-Please call to day.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09
FOURTHEDlTION
The Yote In NenI and easseK

In Kent County ALBEIT Curry, Re
publican candidate for Governor re
ceived 3152 votes and Charles K.
Stockley, democrat, 1886. Stookley g
majority 4S3. For Congress, Washing
ton Hastings received 1880 and Charles
B. Lore 3842. Lore's majority 5o2
For Stats Senators, Wilson I. Cav
ender and Samuel d. Roe, Democrats,
are elected over John Moore and Joseph
M. Cham bers by about 20 to 80 majority.
The Democrat representatives are
elected by nearly 800 majority. John
8. HerriRgton, Democrat candidate for
Sheriff, is elected by about 460 majority,
and Amos Hinsley, Democrat, elected
coroner by about the same majority.
-Four Levy Courtmen are elected by
about 480 majority. The vote In Little
Creek Hundred was q tie. The Demo
Gratis carry the county by about 900 ma
jority.
In Sussex county the Democrats
claim 1900 majority. Stockley for Gov
ernor received 1880 votes and Albert
Curry 3O67 Stookley's majority, 1858.
For Congress Washington Hastings re-
ceived 3l1O votes and Charles b. Lore
1903 Lore's majority, I'LL.
For State Senators:-Edward W.
Houston, Democrat, received $500 votes
and Charles II. Adkins, Republican,
3078. Houston's majority 7S2. DR..
David L. Mustard, D, received S612
votes and VIM. J. Steward, R, 3051.
Mustari's majority 561. The Demo
cratic representatives were elected by
about the same majorities as was also
the Levy Courtmen. Joshua Philips
Republican candidate for Sheriff, re-
ceived 1927 votes and Isaac Wooten,
Democrat, 4212. Wooten's majority
1884. Noah II. James, Democratic
candidate for Coroner was elected over
Levin Hearn, Republican by about the
same majority. In Baltimore Hun.
dred the Republican had majority Of
II,
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09
Fight Yesterday AfternOOu

Yesterday afternoon q number Ol
men while under the influence Of liquor
engaged in political discussion AZ the
corner of Lord and Church streets. Il
was not long before some blows were
struck and the fight became general
1t lasted about ten minutes, when somt
one raised the cry that the police were
coming and the men scattered in all
directions. During the frAcas several
men received black eyes and bloody
noses,
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09
THIRD EDITION.
NEWS SUMMARY.

General NEWS GAEhersd the Day
Auer tne Observation-Disclosures
Items.
The building, Nos. 243 and 245 Pearl
street, New YorK, occupied by seVeral
pas ties, was burned yesterday through
an explosion in tie pains and oil store
of Ilsley, Doubleday b CO., on the
ground floor. The total loss IL estlma'
ted at upwards of $4,000 One young
man was badly burned by the explo-
sion, and Frederick B. Doubleday, a
young mau, perished in the bull ling.
1t Is supposed that the explosion was
caused by spark from an electric light
wire coming in contact with quantity
Of varnish.
Francis George Shaw, formerly an
active worker on the underground
railroad" by which slaves were sent
from the South in Canada, and later a
promin ent local Republican politician
died at New Brighton, Staten Island,
on Tuesday night. He was tather-ln'
law of George William Curtis, ROBERT
B. Minturn and General Francis Bar
low. His son was the first colonel OF Q
Colored regiment, and died at the head
of his command at Hilton Hill.
In the Police Court at Washington,
yesterday morning, Judge Smell com
mitted Arthur Payne, charged with
attempting to corrupt Star Route
Juror, toawait tho action Of the Grand
jury, his bond to remain at $1,000. Falls
case was then called, but his counsel
having pressing business elsewhere, 1t
was continued until this morning.
The murdered body of A. T. Simpson
was found yesterday morning on Ll0er-
ty street, in PittSburg. 1t is supposed
he wss murdered in a house near by
and his body thrown into the street.
Three women, inmates of the house,
were arrested.
Indignation meetings have been held
at Emerson aud Portage La Prairie, in
Manitoba, to condemn the action of the
Dominion Government in disallowing
the Provincial Railway act.
The New York Central Railroad re-
ports to the Comptroller at Albany that
it has paid q dividend of per cent. on
q capital of 1924 100. The Harlem
hallEOau I6pOEbb q uiNiuChu u Az ROA
cent. on a capital of s., ,450, 900.
The Roman Catholic Synod of the
Archdiocese of New York met yester-
day in the Cathedral in New York city.
About $50 Clergyman are in attendance,
Cardinal McClOskey presiding.
General Grant and his son Ulysses
arrived in Boston yesterday. They are
the New England Manufactures and
Mechanics Institute Fair.
J.C. Hueston yesterday resigned the
General Agency of New York Associa.
ted Press, and Erastus Brooks was che
sen to fill the vacancy.
Colonel Richard Arnold, U. s. A.,
died suddenly yesterday morning on
Governors IslSnd, New York. He was
a native Of Rhode Island, and born in
1928.
Second Lieutenant A. ]. Griffiths, of
the Second Cavalry, was thrown from
his horse and killed, near Fort Custer,
Montana, on the 9Th inst.
The Comptroller of the Currency has
authorized the Moss National Bank of
Sandusky, Ohio. to begin business with
n capital Of $176,OOO.
Secretary Folger returned to Wash
ington yesterday norning, but was not
at his desk during the day.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09
FIFTH EDITI0!
nELVILLE's BRAV1s;

A High TFIbnIe 10 m.
neer ir"m Captain ID"l'Il' ~
| w. WASHINGTON, IAs NovsmD., \
the the Jeanette Board Of USi InUai,S "a.
story Of the Jeauettss o no,,,, ,S,ontinOs|
Chief Engineer MelyiII,Ot,,No ,t,on 10 u.
Will occupy all this wssE os =. ts'Hp
longer. His testimony ny SiIl aG3 plol
discussed and reviSSS !. WI ttal
will consume several dsv. laOO' u
After Mr.. Melville ia H.
witness the two sailors, IS ISIsSsaIsa SS.o.I |!
derman' will be called SsUUtSOsa1d sUS
their narrative OF the crn1.D anu ash
sailors have told their I'ss. a,t. Al
Will take a recess till the I,S,y ,s,T la
who were sent TO Slberia e.saild
bodies Of Lieutenant De TS,a " arp
companions to this cOuu,,H rI'Og { y
bers OF this second expeSitsi.. A
be examined to see If tS"1 VII
any information which bIIy ~ cam
the calamities of the DS DSuTa'
report. VIII make
The following extract ,,,..
De Longs journal, now IN nSa 40
Of the Navy DepartmsnT, NJ @ea
Chief Engineer Melvillo's "s,1 .pl
account to-day of hiS ,lssy y y
Henrietta Island. '''as b
''The Island is a desol,,.
mounted by a snow can can vi,,a ~
several discharging plaCIs,s. sacl =
face. Dovekies nesting i'sl On "
the rock, are the only siVn, II y, !,
A little moss, some grass % ~,
full ofrocks were brought ~ ~.
phies. The cliffs are G ins,','alals sa y
cause Of their steepness, n
tween the ship and the i,Sa, y
thing trightful road di,S.s
ing and its attendant lO,dis,
loading, arm. breaking b,T1.,'Ii y
stricken dogs made thai ior..la
ribly severe one. "-'Vi
Near the island the In Va, N
and Melville left his boa, ''S Sa y.
and, carrying only one dsy' h. |!
ions and his instruments AZ in,!'
his life went through tbp ,s,,vG @
actually dragging tdedop ,id, INA
fear refused to toIloE tbs, Ia'a |,
lead. 1t his persistence II" IN
upon this island in spits o n.
human difficulties be snso','.' !, NJ
reckoned a brave and m4rit,s.a %
tion, 1t Vill not be from suv % Inn
my part to make 1t known" -'
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09
.UnRAH FOX 1Os E SIXTH STREET

TUnRAH FOR 1OS f SIXTH STREET.
III saw something coming up 9Th street,
closer. / found It was women coming from the
Granger store. / stopped and they Fhowed
me la1SB Of white sugar Tor 81; IAN Of good
brown sugar 70 81; l0bs Of coffee for Sli IN Of
new crop tea for 81; 1Oib jelly for 81; Ion pre-
serves 81; I2n prunes for $lj 4 bags flenr s0c;
3B snaps for Arc; 4B rice Zoo; 2ib rice ZSc; SD
rants 2kc; 2fb raisins 24,; 10. beans 26c; 4 qts.
beans 26c; then they had bB Of the best ceffee
ior 81; Q lot Of line coffee at ESQ b; all around
they had shamrock -four every place they
could pack bag or barrel at 81 and 81 10 all
around. We have Jumbo coffee In tin cans,
money nv buying fresh eggs and good butter
At lO8 East 9th sE Granger store.
novRatN T. NJ. WIER.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09
Jury Rummnn.h

This morning Coroner Tsdi,
moned the following jary IN ' tba,
Daniel Mcguire, who dad hi I,s
from the effects OF a wound M,
the night of the election.
William II Brady, Pnuk /,
Daniel Hall, Isaac DarIiDrtn
liam G. ElliottS, William R Iosi
Wesley Williams. The jury Bro,
70 the residence Of The deceased Il
Logan street AMI after bsing SEol
ganized by selecting William 4, i
foreman and DGuis Hall secrs
After viewing the remains tbsI
journed to meet tomorrow shauJ
3 o'clock in William 4, RradyiS
at Third and Market strsstSlES,I
witnesses of the occurrence will |
amined.
A postmortem examiDstmdi
mains will be made this atxau
Drs. Kane, Ogle and LukaI
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09
OrnaItu fo an Animal.

Yesterday afternoon acclored man
named James H. Hinton and George
NJ. butcher, Jr., both in the employ OF
James Morrow, grocer, were sent by
that gentleman to take a COW to his sta
BILE in the rear Of No. school, and 1t IL
alleged that they used the animal in n
cruel manner. In answer to telephone
message from the store of Il. r. Pick
els, two officers proceeded to Fourth
and Market streets. One of the officers
testified that when he reached the place
there was a large crowd collected, and
he saw the ColOred man kicking the
COW in the side, and took him into GUS
tody. Another man testified that he
saw butcher twisting the cows tail and
demonstrated with him, when the col
ored man became very impertinent.
The prisoners denied i'll using the COW,
and said 1t was customary with drov-
ers and others to twist COWS tails whom
they would not 60 along. Tho Mayor
thought the offence came within the
meaning of the law, and imposed 6nG
of 90 cents and costs on each.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09
Deaths.

DAWSON november 7th, Mary j., be
loved wife Of Robert M. Davis, in the 69th
year Of her age
Relatives and friends are respectfully invi
ted to attend the funeral from the residence
of her husband, 408 Est Seoond street, or
Saturday, Nov. 18th, at 2 O'Clock, p. N. In
terment 0t Riverview cemetery. She was a
consistent member OF the M. L. church AZ
years and died in the faith. A good neigh
Dor, an aftectlonato wife, loving mother
She is sincerely mOurned by large circle Of
relatives and friends
Thy will be done" will not fear
know that all Is bright above;
sun shines he sun, tho clouds are drear,
Haven Is peace, and Christ is love.
Milford papers please copy.
'GAWTHRoP-On third day, 18th month,
7th, 1882 Mary Ann qswthrop, wife Of
Allen GaWthrop, In her 72d year.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully invl.
ted to attend her funeral from her late resi-.
dsnce, NO. 3Ob West Eighth street, on sixth
day. the 10th inst, tomeet at the hoISe ct
O'Clock. .....
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09
Marrow EScspl

Yesterday morning while hRl
A. Brown, accompanied byh
father Mr.. Peter Virdeu w U
along Christiaua Avenue AInfI
tanCe from Third street NtdEI
made q narrow escape fna
killed. The horse had erOSsNihI
road track leading 10 tAs di
rolling mill, when the ruid %
riage was struck by an elElItA
bringing a couple Of cneH
yard. The force of theUlHHH
great, that the vehicle Wa
down an embankment sldO'Gi
breaking one Of the whes. ni'I
The Doctor and Mr.. Vlrdsl "
capped being injured and y " \
most like q miracle under toe Y
stances, that they were not ElllS'
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09
Ina UrIstcnI OODs.,,oD

Charles Groves, the grocerymau, do
ing business at the corner of Fourth
and Jefferson streets, who was injured
in the head by brick during the riot
In the Third ward on Tuesday after
noon last, is now lying at his residence,
corner Fifth and Jefferson streets in a
precariOus condition. The blow inflic.
ted by the brick was serious one and
his brain is affected, causing him se'
yere pains in the head. He is unable
to sleep and the wound Is dangerous
one. His condition was not improved
his morning.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09
Su,,AKaInst Omcer III \

sotsTed GSpdVs1iRIq suit against oaiiiII 9aG +.
assault assault and battery, ,gy,!,,irs as' 1aI ~
be heard before 'Sqa'fS u viii
morrow evening, !, 40, ~ 'arTre.tJ
on On'e election day at. at " ei' diso,l
RGt,f' 99ot, and an M Mr.. Qai32I1 IF" }Sti
the arrest was unca55sn III ipI
Ger committed an S''
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09

If you suffer from Liver Complaint or
Disordered Stomach, why don'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
Stoner and Thompson, Henry Clay,
Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09
Penn AYlYAnlA.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov 8.-Ad
ditional election returns show the re,
ported pluraliites::for Beaver and Pat
tison in all counties of the State,
excepting Elk which is estimated il.
dicates a plurality for Pahison Ovel
Beav er in the State of 32 974. There
turns from the Congressional Districts
of the State indicate Democratic gair
of 8, and possibly 8, Congressman. The
next Legislature, it is estimatad, will
have 2 Democratic maj0ric on joint
ballot.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09
An Excellent Opening,

Mr.. D. P. Smytb, who for a number
Of years has successfully y conducted the
jewelry business at No. 81 Market
street, having deter ned to retire, Of
fers his place for sa This is splen
did opening for young man, as the
place has been established many years
and is one of the best stands in the
CITY,
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09
MARRIAGER.

WHITELOOK-RAY the End inst, by
the Rev. Chas. Hill, M. Whitelook. Of Oe.
Gil Co., Mi, to Miss Fannie NJ. Ray, of
Wilmington, Del.
OOLEY-PYLF-On the morning Of the 9Th
inst, at the resid ence Of the brides parents,
Cedar Grove, near Wilmington, by the
Rev. N. A. Richards, u. D., Joseph W.
Ooey to Mary H. Pyle, youngest daughter
Of Joseph Pyle, Esq.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09
Sick ReRuaene,

Said gentleman in our store few
days ago, 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 our
store. 25 cents for family box. Depot,
4th and King.