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Daily Republican., 1882-03-06
PerAOnRI,

About year ago Mr.. G. ?. Hallett
OF Brainari, Minnesota, passed through
this city ON his way to Milford to bury
the remains of his wife which he had
with him. Friday morning Mr.. Hal
lett, on his annual return to visit the
grove of his wife and to see his little
son left with his grandparents, he
cropped in again at the REPUBLICAN
office rendering the compliments OF
the season and presenting us with IA
very handsome miniature birch lark
canoe made by the Chippecoa indians
at Lake Shasta in Minnesota, for our
kindly meotion and sympathy with
him in hi, aliliction on a former visit.
Mr.. Hallctt is engaged in merchandise.
ing at Brainard. He speaks in enthu-
siastic terms Of the future prospects OF
Minnesota, and says it is just the place
for an industrious man. Good land
can be bought for $3.50 an acre. Dur
ing the year he bought 1900 bushels of
what are called blue berries in Mime.
sofa, hut whortle berries in Delaware.
Strawberries grow almost wild, and
yet bring Is cents aqualt Mr.. Hallett
is anxious for some DelaWar straw
berry growers to 60 to Minnesota and
start the business. He is convinced
that there is money in it. Mr.. Hallett
has our thanks for the Iudian relic.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-06
Circulation Tells.

Mr.. George ackson, formerly of Nav
Castle Hund ed, but now one of the
proprietors Of "Beach Grove Stock
Farm" Ingalston, Marion County, In
diana, some time ago sent an advertise
ment TO the REPUBLICAN for a milkman
He writes to us under date of Feb. 2Sth,
AZ folio Hs: 81 have had answers to that
ADVERT: cment from several different
States, from Kansas to Connecticut,
with score or more from Delaware
al d Maryland. have selected a
young unmarried man who arrived in
due time, is now at work, gives the
best Of satisfaction, and seems to like
his new home"
Referring to the REPUBLICAN, Mr..
jackson says it j. a very vel ONE Wis.
i.or at Beech Grove, and everv arrival
is like the dropping in Of an old friend.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-06
The Wilmington Confer ence.

The Middletown Transcript says
Everything is in order for the Metho.
dist Episcopal Conference to be held in
Middletown next " eek, and the Trans
cript can assure the preachers in adj.
vance that they will 90 well cared for.
Those appointed on committees of
examination, with those to be examined,
and the candid Stes, will come gu Mon
day and tue remainder on Tuesday and
Wednesday. On Tuesday night Rev.
W. w. W. Wilson will preach TEN.
perance sermon in the church. The
anniversaries on Wednesday. Thursday,
Friday, Saturday and Monday nights
will be held in the Town Hall. The
church and Sunday school choirs will
unite for the occasion and furnish
excellent music.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-06

RICHMOND, Va, May II, 1881.
the D. srits offs. $. ). POLK. MILLER h %.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-06

CLEvELAMD, March 4-Alice
Wright, nineteen years old, soubrette
of Harrison's "Photos" Theatrical
Troupe, jumped from the fourth story
window of the Striebeningsr II ouse to-
day aud was instantly killed. No
cause was assigned for the act, but it is
believed that she was demented as
since she recovered from an attack Of
typhoid fever she has OCCASION
ally manifested symptoms of mental
alteration. She seemed to be in her
usual health and spirits this morning
and acted her pat at the matinee, but
after the perform ence she went to the
lo'el aud took the fatal jump. She
was an orphan and native Of Eny-
land Her only relative in America is
an aunt in Providence. Manager Han.
ley will stay to take care of the re-
mains.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-06
Forced to En- ARE.

The delaware Ledger, a wee ky jour
nal pub ished at Newark, Del. made its
appearance last week in an enlar sed
form, having Heightened its columns
and added an additional column to each
page, which gives its many readers ov
er seven columns more than heretofore.
We are glad to note that the thriving
town of Newark is steadily growing,
which necessita tes the enlargement of
their homo paper. The Ledger is fully
up to the times in the way OF local news
while Its editorials are always spicy
and to the point, which fact, is no doubt,
the cause of its increasing patronage.
And it we'll deserves the united support
of the citizens of Newark and vicinity.
May it live long and prosper.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-06

NOR RENT-A FIVE ROOM BRICK
house In good repair. Enquire OF
J.. =. SMiTH,
mar4s2t Sll Market street.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-06
A Relic Ofthe Past.

Mr.. James Scotield. who resides al
Twenty Third ard Market streets, has
in his possession an interesting relic
of the past. 1t consists of United
States flag made of silk, five feet long
and four feet wide and contains thir-
teen stars 1t was carried by the OH
Pennsylvania Volunteers in the war
of 1872. The flag was captured by the
British, and taken to England by Jas.
Scotield and brought back to this coun.
ny by his grandson James, the present
owner. There was an effort made to
secure it for exhibition during the Cen
tennial, hut Mr. Scolield fearing, that
something might happen to it, refused
to allow il to go out of his possession.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-06
The Meaues Man.

On Saturday morning ANN lost 81
in front of Bowman's Tea store, on Sec
ond street. near King. After a long
search for the piece of money, he gave
it up and proceeded on his way up King
street. Mr.. Bowman's son found the
piece OF money, shortly after the man s
departure, and after considerable trou-
BILE found the man and restored to him
the five dollars. For his honesty the
boy was handsomely rewarded, receiv-
ing the large some of "two cents" A
man az mean as that ought TO lose SIS
every day.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-06
AROUND A ABOUT Us.
GIeanlnxs from the Columns Of tho
Various state PapOPO.


, Dover elects Councilmen to-day.
A Middletown man will manufacture
ice cream by steam power next sum.
mer.
! John Nichols, near Pennington, has
q eve whichrecently gave birth to
, lambs.
OF the fourteen prisoners in the Jail
at Georgetown only one OF them IL
white.
The missionary contribution, of the
Smyrna NJ. Il. Church for the past ear,
was $500.
The peach growers down the State are
jubilant over the prospect of good
peach crop.
The population of Rehoboth next
sumner promises to be l.rgely made up
OF Baltilnoreans.
The Delawarean says that Governor
Hall will not respite Harrigan, who is
in Jail at New Cas5le for killing Dennis
Shea.
Cantain ID. r. Burton has been elect
ed director Of the Farmers Bank at
Georgetown, vice James Ponder re-.
signed.
The Sheriff of Kent county has adj
vertised the phosphate works of A. Lee
Gnmmins, at Clayton, to No sold on the
Sth Instant.
George W. Ingram, real estate agent,
has sold to $. Downs, of Delaware City,
the farm Of Edward SilCox, at Noxen-
town, 145 acres, for Sc, 500 cash.
Numerous hen roosts wer, robbed,
last week at Middletown, which will
be quite a loss, as the chickens we're in
excellent condition for conference.
The Brcakwater Light says that the
atmosphere was so clear on Thursday
day afternoon last, that Cape May was
plainly visible from Lewes to the naked
eye.
An election will be held in Middle
ton, to-day for the election of two Com
missioners, an Assessor, Treasurer and
an Alderman. There will be two tickets
in the field.
John d. Bickel, of Milford Neck, has
just drawn prizs Of $500 in the Louis.
iaua lottery. The Milford News and
Chronicle says about 80 persons in tina.
town ere dealing with the lottery com.
pauy mentioned.
The town commissioners of Lewes
bavs issued proclamation declaring
I hat any person who shall fell, cut or
remove from the cape any green timber
for any purpose whatever, without OBJ
tanning permission, will be subject to
fine of $4,000
Daily Republican., 1882-03-06

IOME o 1903 LAST SIX III STREET
" on Monday lad G Tor French coffee, as
there are 81 few french pc pie N Whining
ton, We tn usbt IL would sell slow, but the
sale OF it was unprece;! ented, will nave large
lot on N" nday we have an, Their lot CT our tea
sampl at 30 CTS, ID, and you Sn0w no Y good
the last was, this lot is last the same, tn Sc
pareo ana "vaporated peacoes ID for p cts.
are going of, ftnc pare pea hes ID cts dam
son lums II cts. ih, peac les I'D apricots
mixed ~ cts. a Id Slb evapora ed apples 2oc
prunnels lib for &c. ew York plums nc ID
hgs l0c a ID, 10 of rice 25c, .3lb rice 25c; lib
of rice FAC, Alb pruut 8 2bc Alb peaches 25c, 3
tapOca 2 C, Punch brand ma 'arvn 100 lib
IN caro- IA 20. white grapes 25c. can 2; cans
corn c, corn on ear in cans. it is excellent,
our coffee is cleared in the Rafting, Keeps
your ho band In < ,od huIaor, t will pay 10
come am see the sugars opeled to-day; our
bag OF Hour at y Q. is god, our dollar bag of
holr is white honey drips l5c at. baking
lpo asses l2c, at. another lot If fine early
Rose potatoes IN srofe and for sale at 1903 Il
9th st. ma ST. T. M. WEIR.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-06

DOOMS TO LET OR VACANT
II, rooms with bath ",tached; on one hoor
Anply o04 French street. m3S.t
Daily Republican., 1882-03-06
COrOl,"r'g Case.

On Saturday afternoon, a colorat
woman named. Mrs. Louley, died SUD
denly at'her residence in Brandy wine
hundred, about one mile from IT,,
bridge. Coroner Weldin was tilted
and in company with DR. Ogle procs ed,
ed to the Lous-, and alter an investiga.
lion gave certificate Of death from
heart disease. The deceased was "a wild
OW aud was AZ years old.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-06
Hessy Helm snn's y id Fate.

ST, PETERsHuHG, March 4.-Hessy
Heltmapn, who, because Of being
enceinte, was respited from the execu.
ton Of capital sentence for completely
in the assassination of the late Gar,
died last week in child birth. She was
attended by the first accoucher of St.
Petersburg. Her child was sent to the
Founding Hospital
Daily Republican., 1882-03-06

NOR RENr-rHlkD STORY FRONT
md back room Of Liebsrman's Build
Ing: SUI table for societies Jl2-u
Daily Republican., 1882-03-06
The Efkhty.NiNttl.

On last Saturday the Reliance Fire
Company was eighty-six years old. ii
having been organized on the 4th day Of
March, 1896. The Reliance is neXv to
the Oldest company in the department,
and during its long life has rendered
good service in saving and protecting
the property of the citizens from the
element.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-06
A DMltloiIt AtCk'S SALE.

l.. W. sstidham II Son, auct.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-06

r0OR RENr-A MARSH lot IN 'HF
4 causeway, over Ma ket street bridge.
sAbL W. MoUA ULi.EY,
f2s.tf Eighth and Market sts.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-06

From Puck.

T TUUI ] lux.
OF course Mr.. W. H. Swift, match
manufacturer Of Wilmington, does not
wish the stamp tax taken off matches;
but there are probably forty or fifty
millions of people of different opin.
ion, which, 1t must be admitted, is a
considerable majority against Swift.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-06

Tho subscribsr int,n ling to discount nue.
the farming bu'ine's, will sell at public sale,
on DuPOn.'s farm. Ia Brandywine Ht.. three
miles from ilmiagt0n and mile from
EAgemOOf on
Daily Republican., 1882-03-06
TUESDAY, MARCH IA, 1882,


ahead Of good WORK or dri ing horses; ~
fzEk nesl o. castie, amongtt tDem are IA
NX head If ilsh COWS, %, me will b fresh
BY uNy of sale; 3 of these Ows are thorough
bred Jerseys, Jersey heifsr months old; |
Jersey bull coming years old: Ties, Jerseys
are ail registered in rerJ book; hefers -
months old, by Guernsey bull; yoke of
young, we'll. mated, good size work 0xer; b
head OF shoats, jump seat carriage in good
order. milk wagon, / no.top buggy, isle CHS
and bells, 2 farm wagons, ox-cart with hay
bed, horse cart, peach bed wi h springs, end
10 cham horse power ami thresher, 81 yer
h Denning hay cutter. turnip cutter wheat
drill turrip drill, u'k,ye reaper and mower
CON bined. hor rake grain fan, corn shelter,
corn marker, plOws, harroHs, cu'tivatOrs, |
corn covetcr measures era n bags, ladders,
hay block and rope, sets # wagon harness,
2 sets Of sing o h .rness, cart and ploR har.
ness. double and single *rees, 70 ~, rakes !,
shove f. hos pick and pades, white oak
h rise trough 4 feet long: barrels Ofgo0d
cider vinegar. hay an straw by the TN
No pOstpDnement on account OF the wealth
err plenty Of cover for all,
Te'rns-All suns OF $50 and uDd cash,
over that amount credit of mo th' on pur'
chaser giving a ba. kable note with aD ap-
piOveu end rser VIM. W. SIR''tP
L. W. Stldham u Son auct fs3wts
Daily Republican., 1882-03-06
l., W. StidhaDi i
DUBLlC SALE

The sub cytbcr about to relinduIsh the
hote' business, will sell at rublic sale, ut the
Jefferson House, New astle, Del on
FRIDAY X SATURDAY, MAkOH 10 & II,
at 10 O'Clock, a. nj,
as follows bar FIXTURES, comprising Bruns-
wick billiard tables, beer pumps and box,
c"niplete; lar q an small mi rrors and 10 TX :
ing aIass wines, hrandes, 20; Hous hold
goods feather bed, bel. tiers and pillows, bed :.
seads, wa b ands, suSsels ana other oar
pets. s'alr carpe 8, 3 cstetsiJn table n dOz
chairs, table ware ana stoves, kitchen furni-
ture, arge Il, d small tables 2lnrpc ice Oxes,
2rctr ge .ators. dishes. sDJJns blankets, r0un.
teri anes sheets. towels, table linen, &c. 2
etgh day clocks and ether cIOc g. side
boards AZ large and email wDrdr0bes pic
.tur :. print. 90 n. Metallic clothes ire. q
= ii y, /, It by - near y new az loe. 30 y's
red, viii o and blue muslin. lawn m wcr and
var en- tools, flower in pots. b'rrO0m glass
and bottles den hu wi h contents, empty
C S!ls, larpe and NAL. dinner bells, pair IF
field glasses.
The above goods are all In good order ans,
will De ositigely 50 d tot @ highest hidder.
without res rye, as the owner has 10 furthe'
use ier them.
Ierns-AIl sums of 81" eaSh. over that
amount n credit of 3 mont will be given on
purchaser giving u bankable note with an
endOrs1r. -
b. J.. LONaLAND.
l.. W. Gtidhan II Son, auct.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-06

RtWr- Kew houses on Delaware
Bvepue between .lt torson and Madison
d. Apply to HARLAN CAUSE, cor.
end Tain al STREETS or NO. 300 a, la
yenle. fA-tf
Daily Republican., 1882-03-06

Stamping and pinking done at E. G
Strang's Umbrella Emporium, corner
Fourth and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-06
FOX kENG.

RENT AN OLD Els ESTABLISHED
p0rner yrocery ST re and dwell ing, cor.
ID ButtOnwood streets; n rare chance for
y business man. For pal ticulars inquire
d. =. SMITH,
~ 81 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-06
PU HLIC SALE.
TlUBLlO SALE.

L .,,
inc pupscrlDsr lut,nIihY 10 disc,nhnue
the farming Du,l mes VIII SOL NJ pup'ic ta,o
on DurohSs larm, IN DrSndywine nc" fnree
miles from iimiaRooh anu n mile IRON
Edgenoof, on
WEDNESDAY MARCH 18th, 1884,
ot IN o,.,ocL n m shawn
..,.'," -.
mead OF g0od WORK or urV,hg horses' 10
head Of hoioe.raised cows, all Ia PROM; 3
home-raised heifsrs; bu', Rooa sto;k; e,ght
shOats; 10Y OF chic1ehs tuIk Sys anu uuc"s
FAhMlN!f lMPLEMESlS Que IA IN
wagon, ko0d as new; nay lgglhH 10 iul. nay
wagon, N good ORDER; Two hOrss cats, !
Jump SCAT cai:iaHe good as now; pore hhi
shafts; shifting top bus4y,iL soLd der; !
market wa, on with pore an1 'laits In soo1
order; sseiah ana Dells, conbiLeh reaper shd
mower, " hee!er NO 0, IN eool oluti, ! hDrse
rave 3gra'n fans, one new; my cutter IA
shsllcr, syracuse plow, lnlproveu'l inper.
lal p ows 2Peacocks. whey, Twin marrow
square narrow morse ro,lei, GU aoors,
stO4e sled, double hnh siLeie trees, lhr3e
jumper, ~heelbal row, birthstone, prain
Daily Republican., 1882-03-06

In r-,B.. Sl2HO AT PE, I CEST Sc.
Toured by first m>figaye on Ct y prop.
dre Money this once. ml-lt'
Daily Republican., 1882-03-06
AAR rkx..

MTED-l2 GOOD FARM HANDS
Il 5stc m dia ely; steady work ana good
@ymsEt and good wages RANDOLPH
Is, Hares corner road, two miles from
I1gton. ml-4S-ll-ltw
Daily Republican., 1882-03-06

3 RENT-ONE DWELLING ON
West street, ~. Si5 10 No. "a
Seventh street; all muderu convenien-
SAM T. FL, W MOI LEY,
u Eighth and Market streets,
Daily Republican., 1882-03-06

NOR RENT--Yl RSTCLASS ROOMS
l. for gentlemen, use bath. terms mod
crate; address Home this ofii .. mi DIT
Daily Republican., 1882-03-06

ANTEI'--2 ROOMS SUIT Bile FOR
holsckccpil <; apply AZ l13 +. 4 d st.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-06
DUBLIU SALE
SATURDAY, MARCH 4. 1882,

SATURDAY, MARCH 4, 1882,
ats o'clock, p. M,
| those two dwell ings Of gothic a-chi ecture
con a ming ten 70 rms with all IN ,dern i'm
prpvements NO. 1913 and 1915 Delaware ave
nue., To- Hxl5) deep, with ton back and
side yards, CITY cars pass Ing front door every
| five minutes: alSJ house NO. 1907 Harrison
street, large three.story brick dwelling
| with pay windows containing eleven r0ouls,
with all the modern Improvements, housa in
good repair, lot 1dxl0i deep. All the above
properties are beautiful ysi ulted C ,mmand
irg a delightful view OF the Brandywne and
delaware rivers; also hOuse No. 2lB East
Tenth street. hree.story brick dwelling
containing 7 rooms IN good condition lot
, early "A ieef front by 70 fee. deep: this prop.
erty IL we'll situated AS It Ia within easy
reach Of large number Of mar ufacturing es.
Establishments: all the above prop rites are in
good or or and possession will be given on tn
18th of March
TERMS Houses No 1913 and 1875 a mort
gage Of $EOO will be cllOwed to remain on
eac o. those houses and house No. 1907 a
mortgage d 5000 will bo allOwen to remain,
aud house No 3 Ga mortgage Of $1,000 can re-
n ain. TN all tho properties payment.nf 10
per cent when the properly is struck of and
b Vance / bH divided IN two payments OF 9
and u MONTHS by the purchaser giving his
note with An approved endoIs,r, with inter.
est from day ,0i fale, and by C implying with
which az cd title will be given Auy further
Information hecesary will b 9 given on day
Of sale OWN TRAY NttR,
PhILIr1 RAYNOR.
l.. W. Stidham l. Son. auct. f25-6t
Daily Republican., 1882-03-06

HNTkD-AT CRIPPLN'S TEA
3yBt0re, NO. 8 FAST Sec 1 sirre eta good
10y, no less than Is or 10 Year, .. age;
ling been In store preiorr I'd. ri1-3t'
Daily Republican., 1882-03-06

INTELLIGENT BOY
About 10 years of age, as apprentice
N 0fade Of a book binder Apply to the
Ih webb, Print II and Stationery Co.,
Sket street. m2.3t
Daily Republican., 1882-03-06

ANTED "A WHITE MAN ON y IL
~ farm. Apply at ). T.. Corner ard
nte,sUn stit cts. murl#Lt
Daily Republican., 1882-03-06

* RENT-A SMALL DAIRY FARM
'Of 10 acres, near Claym mont, Del; Enquire
\ +. b. GRAY, on the premises, or q.
lpson on the adjoining farm. f24-ltd-w2
Daily Republican., 1882-03-06

~ PROPERTY FOR SALE OK
re stora room with dwelling: also
house stable and carriage house. sit-
lar the De aware line; good ,catien,
d ving a good businoss App TO
A JOHN JEFtERlS& SON,
kaolin p. o., Chester Co., "a.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-06

NTED- BUARDEkS A. Az KING
stre t.. Pleasant rooms and good aG
Nations. iebi4-lmt
Daily Republican., 1882-03-06

MI D-A WHITE q RI "a K
General houscwork A good home
pd gil rppIy at 2)o West street,
y . in the evening. maf32t
Daily Republican., 1882-03-06

a sAIE OR WILL FXHHAFGE
one hui,t to order, a superior TOP
f'5bot break, Dropping b'd, wal turn
n material the best. anu ihspec.eu
Y GDnstrrc'ion Capacity to ,ohs.
IND too heavy for steep hills ana soi'
n Exchange a pair of medium siSed
Il heavier pair. ,,.,,n
S{nvs+tf Wilmington, Dbl.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-06

ANI'ED-l2' QUA rs OF NH X
u d lily; address j. :. this O!lico. rs ct
Daily Republican., 1882-03-06

u RENT-A FIVE OFFICE SUITA-
IAble for doctor or lawyer; also large
Daily Republican., 1882-03-06

.LE-ARARE OPPORTUNITY

No. arst.olas II room house. with all
tmproy msnts and house well vsntil'
side shutters front, Plate glass IN
81 front marble innings and parch
water dra ned 10 sewer, built win
| of m lteri ais. for 5000; only tioo1 IN
Inted; new first class 10 room mouse ~
bderp improveme its, all waste water
To sewer ior $500, only 1870 IN ca u
new ! roolned h use, with bath ana
kitchen for $3.50, only 50 10 casn
other nav houses, price from xiZoo
some p.ying per cent ahova all OK,
i new three story room house and
4 kitchen, with bath for sl;3oo; 70 y
4 l new six room house for $iZb ;
a wanted. Gan maze terms very easy
Eut u. IL TlNDA al,
m french or eth and rcnch streets.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-06
DUHIlC IL.

DUHLlC Sp'.E.
"he suhscriber will sell at public s"le, on
the Il andy farm on the road l"h6inR from
wilmington to II ares Coraer, n miles from
the former place, near Hare's Corner station
New Castle Hd., on
Daily Republican., 1882-03-06

4 ShLE-MANURE From THE
Niles OF the l3 h, 18th streets passan'
way COMPANY, Broad and Cunbsr,,
Sets, also rom the depot Broad and
ker streets for six months rom mh,cn
SctIons to suit purchasers. Apply io'
~, W. BChLEY, Prest.
|pr. 18th and Cumberland streets,
aa-w Philadelphia :.
4 Horses for farming purposes ana
|ek for sale cheap.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-06

The above ,signers arc gentlemen Of high
sanding. A. H. UoLQUI7T, Gov. Of Ga.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-06
HOLIDAY GOODS !

TyAELAAuE.SrUI. rhIN9 HOUSkA
L PhiladsIpt's JNO. WANhMAKkH
brand Depot 18th ana Market stnests.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-06
TUESDAY. MARCH Il, 1882,

~ = Sioeh, p' LII.
the following described real estate, berg the
property Of Hannah NJ. Jol es, deceased, to
WI J.: al that certain ia"e or par el of land
with the dwelling Rouse thereon erecte |, sit.
uated In Christiana Il uIdred, bounded and
dec ribed as follows. TO wit:
BEGINNING at 0 corner In the middle OF the
Gap an Newport turnpike road, being also
IN line OF lands of The Wilmington and
Western X. X. Co.; thence down the middle
offs I'd turnpike south Il degrees and 81 min.
utes, east three chains and o5 links TO q cor
ner, thence by lands of James Cranston south
Al dearees. west chains and 50 links to q
0 rner In the Aforesaid ltue OF lands of the
Wilmington and Western X. X. o., thence
along the fence line of said X. X. Co.'s lands
Q chaibs and Al links to the place OF beginning
ore acre, more or less.
Attendance will be given ana terms made
known ut the time and place by
JOHN A. ORANSTON,
Administrator, or by his attorney.
Attest: J. H. Houseman, CLERK Y. VI.
ml.d&w is
Daily Republican., 1882-03-06
h I; 4 w psssahD' PERRY, GA

Have never known s. 8. s. to fail to cure q
case Of Syphilis, when properly taken.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-06

TSDH RENT A FRONT RO M On
Il first floor, east Of Market street. Adj
dress Nv r. q. " REP"BLtCAN once.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1882-04-29
st.. Charles College,

GRAND COTEAU, La.
Conducted by Fathers of the Society
Of Jesus.
LOCATION most healthy and
pleasant, on the Alexandria Branch
of the Morgan n. 0. and Texas
R.R, II miles 10y rail from YER
mi~lionville. Beautiful Fairgrounds
and avenues of oak trees Bull
DlNGS comfortable. CHURCH
new and magnificent, divine SER
vice impressive. FARE substantial
and wholesome. EDUCATION pa.
ternal, cultivating the heart as
we'll as the Mind. Classical, Sci.
entiic and Commercial Co~rses
Special attention paid to Book
keeping and Penmanship. TERM
moderate. Per Session Board.
Tuition. Wasting $3.50, BEG & Bed
ding $40, Medical Fees lO.-Firs,
Entrance or matriculation Fee 10
Opening of Session 1880 s.
October 9Th REFERENCES:
President of st. Charles Ccaes
Jesuit Fathers, N O.