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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-01-03
From Florida, Berkshire Co., Mass.

FLORIDA, BERKSHIRE Co., Mass,
J. n. SchENck M ID. June rst, 1880
Sr-Please excuse my not writing sooner in an
swer to yours of May s,h, respecting my expert.
ence with your medicines. 1t is briefly as follows:
In the fall of 1871 was attacked with wha, the
physicians called Congestion of the Lungs or Pull
monte Consumption. As the winter came on be-
came rapidly worse, the disease principally being
confined to my left lung. The physician in attend
ance became convinced that he doing me no
good ceased his visits. telling me that could not
Ave until spring. counsel of physicians was i'm
rnediateiy held, and they came to the conclusion
that my left lung was nearly consumed and tia,
my case was hopeless. About this time was re-
commended TO Try your medicines. when to the as.
enlistment of my friends began slowly to i'm
prove OF course this Improvement was very slow.
owing to my weak state Ii took months to con-
vince the physicians that l was really better. 50
sure were they that ! could not 1--we. I continued
taxing your Syrup. Tonic and Pills for the space of
Tour or hve months. and the course of a year re-
gained my former health, although there is little
oouot That one lung IS nearly gone.
nave SINCE heard that one of the doctors said
that II that man myself lived he must come and see
him. You receive my heartfelt thanks for the good
your medicines have done me- II you wish to pub
lsh this you have my consent
Yours, &c.
NORMAN BLANCHARD.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-01-03
From Mrs. J. v. Wellington. of Cambridge
port, Mass.

From Mrs. j. v. Wellington. of Cambridge
port, Mass.
DR.. j. H. ScHKNcK, Philadelphia:
Dear Sr-Over a, years ago was attacked with
hacking cough, which continued for about three
months, when I was suddenly taken with a severe
hemorhage. After this gradually lost strength,
and finally got so low to be confined to my bed.
From the first, l employed what considered the
best physicians of Boston, but all TO no purpose
their medicines gave me but little relief, and felt,
did all my friends, that had but short time to
live. In fact the last doctor had told my sister
that l could live but few weeks. While IN this APP
parently hopeless condition ! was visited by an
uncle from California, who strongly advised me
take your remedies, saying that he had been cured
of Consumption by them. My husband. who had
no confidence in patent medicines, was very much
opposed my taking them, but concluded that as
my doctor could do nothing for me, could not do
better than give them trial
Al this time your father was making professional
visits to Boston, and although was so weak that
had to be lifted into carriage, went TO see him.
He gave but little encouragement, saying that !,
like many others, only came to see him after being
given up by all other physicians. He promised to
do what he could for me, however, and immedi-
atey began taking the Mandrake Pills. Seaweed
Tonic and Pulmonic Syrup as he directed. After
using them for three weeks began TO improve, and
continuing their use for some months got well
enough to make a visit to my friends m Phlade-
phia. | was SO low that it took long time TO
tirely recover. but was permanently cured, for
have had excellent health for the last twenty years
with the exception of a slight weakness of the
lungs, which compels me to be careful not 10 take
cold.
Soon after my recovery happening to meet the
last physician employed before taking your medi-
cines he was much surprised to me alive, but
said that he could truly say that not the only
one he knew who had been greatly benefited by
the use of your medicines.
feel that cannot speak too highly of your rem
edies, believing. as do. that they saved my life
have. since my reco very. recommended them to
great many people, and they have almost invariably
cured them. the only exception being those who
were beyond the power of all medicine. l always
keep your remedies in the house and now consider
them the best of all medicines for the diseases you
recommend them for.
Very Respectfully,
MRS. ]. V. WELLINGTON,
"a fremont Street, Cambridgepor, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-01-03

Why take those immense doses of nauseat-
ing mixtures sold as Cough Syrnps" when
a few small doses of DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup
will cure your cold
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-01-03
IT IS SENT FREE

Post Paid, to all Applicants.
Address, DR.. j. II. Schenck d Son, 573
arch St., Philadelphia, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29
II COSTS US

Not only morey but also
looks and Room to carry
COOS s Until next season DO
you i0;er anything from this?
Wen explain cur tosltlon
and Try to skcw YOU how you
can be benefited by helping
US cut. We've sold moro
Clo,hjng ard made more
Custom Clothing this s. ason
than ever bt fore andas theIsr
O! J4nuary shows the begin
ring O. the dull season we
are anxious to sell t h i S
month ali We possibly can,
If we even are compelled to
suffer a falling off of our pro
fit and sometimes even a
little more. ltyou want tc
| get a suit or OverCoat made
10 order or wish one re dy
made we know we can sui
you and will astonlsh you II
the way Of prices. At leas
come and see what we have
IN stock and learn tie price
for 70 rselt.
J. T. NULitN y SON,
CLUIHEERs, kINTh q Harket SIS
uOv7.3neot
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29

We want TO say n word or two 10
those in need Of anything in our
line, and who did not buy last WcCk.
You see for sometime before
Christmas there IL al Ways u = grand
rush, and merchants usually get
fair prices for all their wares; but
the day after how things drop, and
this is the time To secure great bar
gains. Prices come down with a
grand rush. Those who were not
suited. or decide 10 wait, now max q
their purchases and save from 25 10
80 per cent. by 80 doing. OF course.
however, II IL not always policy To
wait. The goods you desire may be
all sold WhcnyOu come ArOund.a md
you are compelled TO take some
thing else in thcirpIace. BmtthOsc'
of our patrons who did not buy las
week, or the week before. have been
" Use In so doing. And this is " hy
We have very fine lot Of OVcrcOats
ordered for the holiday trade, but
they have been delay ed on the road
morning; consequently We must
come down with the rest of our
brother merchants in the same box
and sell them IL IittIe above cost. aS
| they were ordered specially for last
weeks trade. We expected 10 sell
| from 50 all the way 10 $50, but now
We viii not attempt 10 offer them for
these prices. They are very fine
and of HrsI-cIaSs work ImAnship. but
OUT they must go, IOSsOrnO IOSs.nnd
50 will captur" the cheapest. and
SIS the best of them. There In just
one hundred in Ihc LOT. 80 dOn't
waste any time or the sizes may be
broken up before 6 o'clock Ibis
evening.
As for suits and pants We received
plenty OfthcnI yesterday, and can
suit almost anyone either in prices
or quality.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29

A dispatch from Elk City, Penn =,
says that the water famine in NIr,n.
west Penn sylvanla il becoming very
serious matter In Mexican, WJrrrn,
NeuauLO, Butler and Clarion cou, tie,
a vast number of oil wells hive been
shut down for want OF water. Tue
mile operated by water power stand
idle cat IL in many places have TO be
driven several miles for water the
small streams are Learly dry or fr, znn,
and the larger ones arc lower than Tor
years. People in many INSTANCES are
Compelled To carry water for domestic
purpose long distance, and It IL JArn
impure and hardly tit 10 use, and dNs'
ease is being generated from this CAUSE,
The lumberhen were prevented last
fall f. ON running out over han mil.
lion dollars worth OF lumber by having
10 high water, and hall Of this mattr-
Ial IL locked in the Ice bound streams
III the form Of RATS and barge II ice
Lots out with high wa or a large Dor
tlon Of the lumb Der will be hsr. As
far AZ possible lumber nos II, zou ~ 81
the streams is being shipped ~ i... al
double he cost Of rafting, and il con
seuGtuce Of these draw backs money L.
scarce i'll Tie iuu. Der regions
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29
Oscar Wilde F.eecnd

Captain Williams has verified the
story that Oscar Wilde was taken in by
banco steerers. Hesays that two weeks
ago Wilde was &ccosned while walking
up Broad way, near Union Square, by u
hatChet-faced young man, who intro.
duced himself An son OF Drexel the
banker. As ne had seen the poet 10 his
fathers Oflice he took the liberty, eCc.
MIR. wilde wasdrlighted. He had been
10 the Drexel banking office, but did
not remem Der the young man. TnetSu
then went to a restaurant, where Mr..
Drexel ate as though hungry. Mr
Wilde remembered this with "a grim
smile later in the dav When he was in.
formed by Captain williams that An.
Drexel" was Hungry Joe" "a noted
banCO steeT"r.
During the repast D"exel mentioned
that ne lad won IL lottery prize AMI
suggested that the poet accompany him
to get the money. The Old bait was
lswallOwed, and Oscar went TO HOUSE
on Fifteenth or Seventeenth street
Several men were throwing dice, Drexel
threw for the poet aud won quite a
sum Oscar was iGen persuaded &c
| iUin In and Of course began TO lose
First it was $50, then 500, until, be-
coming excited over the game, ht
played until he lost 81 ,06O He slowly
signed y CheCK on tho Mail-Ou Square
| Bank for the amount, realizing at last
| that he mad been s@indI,d. He shuOe
eff Drexel, who insisted on accompany
ing him, and rushing to the street hail
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29
G'H[RD EDITION
Ths LyuchIng OF Cow DO vs.,

DALLAS, Oregon, Dec. y The fol-
lowing particulars nave been CHAINED
concerning the lynching OF cowboys III
Pluevills, Crook County, Oregon IeTt'-
tory: For several years Tho stock
raisers of that section and OF beaver
Greek have complained OF the frequent
unconscious of horse Jhl5v, :. AOou. Two
weeks ago about thirty hor,ee were
taken from PineNilIe. Tue srelhnB
has been done by al OraanIAo4 BAUD
whose members are scatter Il thg,uGI-
out Eastern Oregon.
They are So we'll Organized aud 80
perfectly acquainted WIN me c.4ar',
that their capture and couylCA"u ha'"
been almost an lmpO-sl ontl rye
stOCk-men Or-ablZrd aud EdlLc.tG c,.-
deuue showing who TIE JaleT,- @rIr.
The capl ure OF some OF the "eake-t o.
the band, and a JudIC!uWs IL" q =
rope, have LIOGghC out a tUlI Cyut'sslo1
as o who the members ar. Il &
SHar'z and John Sharp WtIr lcau~rs of
tho heves here. Swar,Z discuvrrrI luoJ
the rUL berries had beech tound OuI lie
Caulc INFO town and hUah o. Il We
strength Of his party, Threatening 10
Kill Whoever attempted to htsliti"
with tIetA.
Last Friday evening, while citing at
a table in liquor store, re Was snot
through the neck, his assai ant firing
through a wludo~ The same night IA
band of masked men broke into W. G.
Barnes house, captured Sldeny Hous-
ton ami Charles Lu,ter, It OK them about
Il mile away and hung them 10 rec
i. Weston was also shot ihree ZINES
through the head. When he yuchera
are is matter OF conjecture, bat their
aCJiUus seen to meet VITA the hearty
approval OF the entire community. The
rest Of the land have escaped, but the
vlgi,aIts are on tn If track.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29

John Kirkmau, An old and e5timabIe
citizen, who has been sick for some
time, NJ his IenldenCe on Third street,
near Poplar, dlni abOuI II 80 o'clock
this morning, Of pneumonia.
Deceased was over - years OF age
an EnglShman by birth and came tc
Ills country = hen quite young man,
At one time be was engaged IN tie
carriage business and in 1871 he en-
barked in The livery business,on French
street, above Fourth, where he remain
ed until few years ago, when he pur-
chased the old bone mil property on
East Third street, where he conducted
the livery business ever since.
He was Republican in politics. Ht
was also noted for his kIrdnoss to th'
poor. oils the father Of Geo. kirkmat
iverymau at Tenth and TatnaIl streets
The nea ~ of his death will be quite
sa.cK to his many friends.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29


Mayor Wales has received the tOl
lowing:
WAX DEPARTMENT, PALACE or THE
CAKNIvAL-BY ORDER OF the KING,
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. Is, 1852.
EDIcT LXXI.
70 tie Loyal forces throughout the
United STATES
With peasant and fragrant memo
ries Of prrvlOus visits TO our Capital,
the city of New Orleans, on the part Of
tho brave and gallant soldiery OF OuI
common country therefore, We, Rex,
King Of the Carnival, do, through our
ministers Of war, invite the organized
forces Of cur sister States to participate
in the festivities Of the approaching
Carul va, and the COMPETITIVE drill 10 be
lieu and there held.
WarWl lex Ear NJ arshal Of the Empire
The ComptriVe grill will commence
tie wtek beiO!e Carnival, and end Oh
Feb. 81. Tho following prizes will I've
AWARDED: to infantry lst prize, e. 900
second, 81 coo; :hird prlze, $500. 1hrIt
are two prizes rtiered to artillery
organic atom; the first being $3.50 and
the second $50 These prtz,s will bt
awarded to the Companies showing tlt
n t,est proficiency in the competitive
drill.
Companies will not be required u
consist Of more tuan three OthCers, t"l
guides anu twenty men. Int
amount. will 10 pad in cash by THE
King OF the Carnival, and the decision
wall be rendered by two United Saalo'
Army Officers from West Point. Inert
are aiT"Ady twenty COmTands that have
-ikbihrG their Intention of COntendiuR
for the psiz-S. Tie Nuc lment is aC
compAnird by a letter requesting the
Mayor " make tn" Offer known TO tue
military Cu,npanlrs OF this city
Further particulars can be Obtained b!
addressing Majpr Baker, box 2O15 New
I. leans pySL Office.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29

The First Regiment Band VII, ,
tho Institute II II this tY ,nn.
will furnish some eXcello"y t ~
ing the progress OF the I GNn,.,
building for the benefit Of 9 q" q,
Church. The fair ID glVoTI ot ~
raise funds for the comPIe'lI0 #
above mel toned Chmcr t Va ~ ~
hoped that their efforts %''l no "o
fmi' Those vho erjly Eoou u,
.1"u,d not fail t. attend this ..
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29

When Mrs. Charles Herri"k, Of Pies
am stree, beverly, Mars, awake ,n
MtGLtsday mOluiug SIC asked her us
baLd ~ buIII a tirr, which he refused
to dp, saying she was as well abb" 70 d.
tins i- he was. Size then Fri, i ~ kiudIe
the tI.", bit found the natena badly
prrpt:td, and her husband fuaIy 49,.
si5Leh her, A lady neighbour v no ca led
is Alleged to have added to the uiSD 0,d
Attic breakfast table Mr.. Herrlck told
his le mat she would be all right bur
for Arr UuLUveruabIo temper. Directly
after Tins remark sac sent into another
room and wrote "A note saying she wac
gOing 10 Kill herself, and asked that the
cause Of death might be given as Dnea
mUuia. She then weutdOwu to the Goa
bin aLd cut her throat, iLtiictu4 a t.tt
WON Il
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29

The United States Circuit Co
summed It's session at 10 O'CloC
morning, aud Judge Bradford
ed his decision relative to the ar
on tho demurrer. The first hour
morning session was spent IN "rs
after " AiCh the list OF Witness
called by the CitrH.
Mr.. Bird asked that an at'ach'
issued for Mr.. keliter, who aIlI
had been summoned hal iAII1d
pear. =, 49,,
Mr.. Bates said that he did no
the wiln,s- cuud be obtA nee
waa drciIsd t. 90 On wilLon' ~
atIacbment was ISSUED for W Ii
Blauey, another absent wl'no'''
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29
FIFTH EDIT.


,It. 'bAu ".
h)uls LapDrettl, be,rar y
LOUIS i'ou'S rrauck, an Italian a
uolns o'SInessat No. 3D. o.t "a
wa, WAS I somewhat alarmed .s, +"
Inc sudden illness Of h,s 1 ,"'s
! supposed thai she had TAXA"
h ,auaanuh, an cmp.y b,,l1
Deeh ionnd IN her pos,c,,on !
o1hVa ., Tue bottle we're d-a"L
"tCer II o'cI1ck, aud when
WAY WAY discovered, che was yar ]
ana M appeared to he sutlprjps ~
= nyS'clahS were az onas M,
anu l. was some time brt,r. J
10 'oun"'
,h ~ PATTERSON responded and
.ho necessary assistance, MI
sinin VI , ,he patIrnt, at the tigd
o,u ,, u arrived, was not Ola,4,l
ac,or' az the qaa rlLy Of y
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29

H-ald & Co, will hold their
pubIlc sale tomorrow IN 'h'
Bui.dtnp, Market street, D't wee
and Seventh streets, co'umrnC'
u, IN. sharp. This hrm are ue,'
to 1--WE the people of this city " Il.
W ",t b NJ nerInaneut and popular
where sales of securities an" ~"
viii be beId regularly, Aud WI,
c pr in a way to benefit all y
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29
FOURTHEDlTION
Officers Elected.


Lady Washington Home Communion
No. l, elected the following Officers
last evening
GuardIau--Jane WriRhtington.
ProtectOr-Maggle ID. Updlke.
PrOphet-Charlos +. Bossert.
Phophsless-Phmbs j Ohnson.
Priest William IL. sammons.
Priestess-Jane Z rlett.
Watch Of Day-Sydnoy q. boone.
watch OF Nlght-MarJ N MoFro"'
Trustee-Ctarles f. Dessert.
wilmington DIVlsoh, no. i, oohs VI
Temperance, elected the following ne"
office last evening
W. P.-MrS. Il 3. McNalr'
w. Al. X. Babcock.
Il. SIS. n. Fog.
A. 5. Il Mrs. A n. beatty'
S.-B. Murgatroyd'
II. /. Hays.
Chap W. NJ Horn.
Con -katts
A Cd. Beltz.
l. 5 Mrs Anna Mum
.. St f hcCiahe. -,
clayton L'1 &C. nc. = ~; Oh - Ao'"
its semianuuAI election last evening
with the following result
Z. C.-Jamts Z. NJ llrlS'
v. G,-"' II; L reln,o
'el4' -, "a; w - IoS SS iUI0'
~ .. g , - 'p p'lI,ars I.
" " % r r % ~ "'' ~ 't T"hn
Al Al =, a. "T wv ~ Ho W. T"
&c. ~, a. a. u - tIa,'a,,
t'uSvo'' -, -, ',"| ,h Uo' Grand Ic6ge
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29

The Chr sinus festival 0, IN,
american school, tlat WAS laI
man Han last ey, LIug, was (
AoIe eulerthlumrnL and vr,ll
a large Christina, tree ~
ceuLT1 Of the ruOm that ~. h
~ DECORATED, and DUNG M
hIe candles were iis4t.d r
G.ee CIuO oprhcl til" txrrcI|
oihglng, ait r which an au,,reA
'l\troI W L, =. Flryp, presldi
school Board A number 4
"oro Iltn reCited ana dlald
llVered by the scholars in a n
ltaO'e maunei, MSS Car,tsi
G.rman teacher, and Miss SuLa
EuE'laI department., eacg "a
Lumber OF Presents, s,mt d
from tho School Association vi
As eXpreo-od by MIR. Ftr,o, "a
recognition OF their ya.u Ibls|
In the sCLOO..
Ihrro was some excellent nd
dtTed by the Sm1EerOund, au
the lnltrInIhSlUn tue ChIidleu 4
presented with a big OF cAnd
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29

Brtweeh six aud seven o'cIoN
night, soms malicious inIiV
having nothing better 10 do, g
cigar E0upey from in front og
Murray's cigar store, No. "
Wafer street, and placed 1t On
| railroad track opposite tnel
A freight train was Approaching
time and il the image had not D
covered in time, the TRAIN "oul
prob.bIy been thrown from ZIG
| SATISFIED VITA this me sal
ties mutllalrd t4e s.ep5 Of Mi
rays store splitting IA large
| wood turrcfrum. Such chaFa
| these should he arrested ami c
somewhere where they could
potrAJu such deeds.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29

HARDl NJ KING In Union NJ. + church,
on Thursday evening At so'cl, CIV, Dec. 18Th,
1852 ry Rev. A. Stengls, Mr.. HaCrge W
Hardin to Miss tran,.s n, King, both OF
mis- city,
REYNOL CHENEY ON thu nth inst
at the hOuse Of ths bride, No. 7o7 ". Sh
street by the Rev Ch4s HIN, william ID
Reynolds. Of North Fast Md TO Miss
Mary l.. Gttney, daughter Of Andrew J
Hibnoy, Of Wilmington, Del,
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29

Mr.. p. ID. Smyth, TIE jeweier, at No.
81 Market street, having decided 10
di-2ortinuo the business offers as
large stock of iewelry, silverware aud
other novelties for the holidays NJ
greatly reduced prices. Buyers will
find it to their advantage 10 visit this
store and examine the large selection OF
before making their purchases
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29
nIyOur Hwm 2YIeO.

You can now buy the remainder OF
Srencer's stock OF Holiday Goods al
700 Market street consisting OF Toilet
Sets, Writing Dasks, Japanese Ware,
Dolls, Toys and great many other
seful articles A. your own prices. BY
taking look through the stock you
will hud many positive bargains As
no reasonable offer will DO refused.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29
r,r.T Fine christ" a'br

Amongst the many gSUrul [IS
not mentioned in the hL, ,on n aD
" coz to any that have 3D. O'I G, I%H
is one belonging to J ,,n Tapra
East Fourth STREE; M rIrI,aodore {
+. Fifth street, and Ineo0o'' :
5D5 East Fifth Street
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29

Owing to the introd d,rsrt. 8 s.a
lights on Market T 1irsd TO sac
Murray, has been obl hsTSs 70 in hi hi
serial establishment M S,or ru
street, and will hele'''''
chairs.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29
DEATHS.

BEN METZ ON tho 27th inst. John ben.
| nett, "A Ied 63 years.
! The relatives and ir lends Of he family are
Respectfully invitet to attend hi' funeral
| from his late re- idence, NJ. 81 W,laston
street, on Friday, u 2Hh. Serics3Rt tho
house at2 p IN. Funeral pTiyute. Inter
ment at Old Sweds's church.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29

Mrs. f. MoCIinlock 8, 0'' N, Es AZ
street, while out Ut. on sp ' ideu ~
with a lamene9' "l'o uhn is now
ed %i in the erysipeias' - she Sr rs 1Ui i
EN- dance.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29
81 uNI1nB

at reduced prices during the Great Sale;
Visit our store and learn for yourself
how cheap you can buy goods. Crosby
Il Hin. $40 and 222 Market st.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29

Ladies' and children tUrs, ladies fur
collars, fur muhierS, ladies, gents aud
boys seal skin caps, smoking caps, Car
mutfs, hat brushes, silk, alpaca aAd
bingham umbrellas and canes.
KuEuIuT0 q nIn. ,fO4 naTksI street
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29
ReUIIOV Hl

c. X. GIlmore'o TooaCar AGenCy wi,
remove Oh or about January 1t, from
Water and King 10 iOj East Second -,
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29

Holland will make one Large photo,
.raph with frame tor $l.25, rttouched
Ia the finest stylr; no fuer made III the
c,tg 3 fine rrtUdched cabinets for 81
= cards timely retouHhed tpr 81, ana PIC
lures copied aud e.uargrd in same style
At the very ioO''-t prices. The only
rt~ap, 6rst-c,as" ga ,eries III Tho city
No BOZ Market street.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29

am subject to attacks Of inhamma-
tory extravaganza, and while under the
il tiuence Of those paroxy SINS, l AIN
liz bic to be influenced by the caprices
of public desires. That in connection
with an organic mania for selling man
ufactuIed tobAccOs has induced me TO
ieepardizs prosperity and happiness for
The purpose of giving my patrons ana
the pnhlic GENERALLY tae benefit OF those
ueriodical Outbursjs of generosity.
The solution Of The above can be
tound at the Great Tobacco Mart, 4 h
aud Sh plev. CHAPMAN, proprietor
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29
WOnIbe open.

On account Of Monday next being n To-
gal holiday, the City Treasuler's office
will not be- open 20 pay the Interest On
bonds due Oh than date.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29

AYOTlUE Is HEhE3Y GIVEN THAT
~ the annual meeting Of tho StOckhOlj
CTS Of "TEo WillDin itun Navigation Com
pany. will he held at no. co Market street
Wilm ngtOn, Delaware, On thursday, the first
day Of +, hruary, 1888, between the hours Of
2 and 4 O'Clock, p. IN, for tho purpose vi
CIeCti1g three Directors 70 scTvG I"r lhree
yeaIR. JOHN A. GhlFFIN,
d e2G- ltd.4 PresidentI
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29
Millinery.

Make yodr vile, daughter or sweet
heart present OF one OF hos" very
handsome and stylish ho"neIS or hats
from the largo stock OF Mrs, Il S.klrby,
No. 2O3 KING otr-et. You should take
a peep at the grand display in her win.
dow. Prices greatly reduced for the
holidays.
CARD.-Io all VINO are suffering ron
the errors of indiscrstiOns OF youth, nervous
~ehkness early decay, loss OF manhood, etc,
win send recipe that will cure you, Er
CHARGE. This great remedy was dis
covered by missionary in south hmellca
send a seli-addreSsCd envelope to the REV.
JOSEPH 7. lNMAN, Station u, New f"rR
U,tY, octl1.lvdAw
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29

Mems Fine Overccats for
holiday wear are here in
abundance. They have the
best materials, style aod work
that can be putinto clothing.
Men who dlstrust the ability
OF clothiers. to produce fine
tailoring would learn some
thing from our sllk-trimmed
Cromb;es' EIys'an Over
coats
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29

EGOR SALE-A FIRST-CLASS OPPHR.
a. tunity Tor a man meaning business; a
hrst-class fruit and produce store on the mar
ket and doing Il business Of $500 per week d.
stock valued at $500 Address Fruit this
oifge. de Y 81"
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29

Headquarters for the old tashlo2e,
molasses candies, all the tiAyors. Chi
cagO caramels. All our cLndth1 stroll
pure. Corner 9th and Market, BsnSoT
n SIM