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"RoudH on RATS" Clears out rats, mice,
flies, reaches, bed-bugs, ants, vermin. l5c.
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FREE from chemical or caustic-this is true
of L. L. Ransom Butter Color. 1t will not
stain the cloth on the tubs.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-03-17
SAnHARITAM NERVINE

Cures Alcoholism. Drunkenness and tho habit OF
Opium Eating These degrading habits are by far tho
worst evils that have ever befallen ufering hlmahlty
Thou ands die annually from these noXlous drugs,
The bits of Opium Eating and Liquor Drinking arc
precisely What eating isto alim,ntyenes, as oysr.eat
ing 81 in1amCs the stomach which rcdouhles lie crav-
ngs until peralyaos both the stomach nad appctite
SO every drink OF liquor dose Of osiurn inscad OF
susrcs tho vital force and then ltse. 1A<o hs gut
1onors n1oT cries Giye GIVE ESg 81. @
maran Ncryine gives Instant relief In All such oases
Il produces Sleep duicts the builds up the nery-
Gus system and restores body and mind 10 healthy
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To Consumptiyes,

"A LOBSTER never comes ashore" said an
old fshmonger, without great risk of getting
into hot water.n
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SEND name and address to Cragin g. Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa, for cook book free
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DIR. PiERcE's "Favorite Prescription" Is the
debilitated woman's best restorative tonic.
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ENTInE Lists of Names Of Fruit Growers want
uultOEs cd to eepd my Fruit Package C.rcular 70.
Good prices paid n. ID. PATTERSON Buffalo, N. Y.
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SAMARITAN MERylME

Cures Nervous Dyspepsia, PRlpitstiop OF tho Heart.
Asthma Dronoltis aud all dis'nsrs OF the urinary or
gnns, Nervous debility pcrmancniiY curcdby the usn of
ms Invaluable rsnedy 70 you Young middle. .asea IND
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crown of your Maker Il you will Do not keep this
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both body and soul II you are thus AFFLICTED. take DR.
RtonnoYD's Samaritan Nervine. twin rsstore your
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and CnergY to the Whole SYhtem.
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C. S, MARTIS, Druggist at oaky. Ky. writes that
tho ladies' think there Is remedy equal to Lung Bal
sam for Group and ThoopinE Cough.
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Recommended by Physicians, Minister, and
Nurres. In fact by everybody who has given Il o
good trial. It Ssvor Fnlls to Bring Relief
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BuoHUPAIBA.n Quick, complete cure, all
annoying Kidney Diseases. 81 at Druggists.
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Mothers viii md It safe and remedy give hei,
children when afflicted with Group.
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C70A WEEK. Sl2 day at home easily made.
Ol Costly outfit free Addrs Truo L Co. Augusta Ms.
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r LIBERAL Tracts. Mistakes of Moses and Apo stiles.
~ Send stamp for prices Dr. Dodge, Le.horn. Kan.
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MUSICAL READING
FOR THE MILLION!

Olson 6 Co. publish q rery deight0ft series 6r
standard and Re'p 6ooks dssf5rS 10 licc. IN az
raclce inearpJornl, az needed tV0r.pdiion about
Husid "
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SAMARITAN MERvIME

Is for saleby druggists everywhere or may be had d.
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InCEnl
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GONSUMPTg TON. .

have positive remedy for the above dsease by its
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together with VALUABLE TREATISE on ibis dis
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DIR. n. A. SLOCUA, Ie 1 Pearl St., New YORK.
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sAMARITAM MERVuME

Cures Fomale Weakness General Debility. Lcucorrhra
or Whites Painful Mensttuatlon, liberation OF tho
Uterus Internal Heat Grayei lnfo,nmn,i9n Of INC
at Night, therr no better remedy. During the change
OF life Female should be without It. IL quete the
Nervous system and gives rest. comfort and nature
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1t is harmless to tho most delicate child
1t contains no Opium In any form
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t9DSAN9aIA-7 4 WANIE,0-so' , eG'd best !" :.
epKoN5eH Address Jag Bronson. Detroit, Mich.

SOLD by ALL MEDICINE DEALERS.
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SAMARITAN NERVIME
Cures Epcntic Fits. Snasms Commissions. St. Vltus
Dance Nirfgo, Mysteries Insan y> AporltAy Paraly-
sis Rheumatism Neuralgia, and MI Nervous Diseases.
species OF Nervous Dcrangcncn and drive them away
fr IN whence thy ctlu never TO rstufn again. ~
utterly destroys the germs OF disease by ncurpzing
the hereditary tant poison IN the system and thor
oughy cradca,es the disease, and utterly tho
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SS 5SsnT G aG ysRS saRPSs Postsss sss
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RAILROAD GAZETTE.

CHOICE lNAPROvED FARMS. Fer .S,pfISn tH,3 sSS SS
iIce % no Of the best farms IN Northern Ohio address
III. H.N.BANCROfT& N. SON, Jefferson, Ashtnbula o., D.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

SHERIFF-S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
y writ Of l.vari fscias to me directed, will
be exposed to public sale, at the c0urt house,
streets, in the city OF Wilmington, New Cas-
tie County, delaware, on
the 18th day OF MAY, 1882
at2o'c'ock p. IN.
The following described real estate, viz !;
All that certain lot Or parcel Of land with the
brick dwelling thereon erectet, situated In
the city Of Wilmington, county OF Now Castle
and State of Delaware, bounded and de-
scribed as follows. to wat: Beginning on tho
line OF the easterly side Of Rennst tt street, at
the distance Of II n. l IN. sOutherly from the
sOutherly side OF Taylor street and at the
cmtre of the brick we'll dividing the house on
this lot from the house en- the 10 adjoining on
the nor h, hence easterly parallel TO Taylor
street, passing through the centre of said di.
vision wall o5 #. 70 the westerly eide of 10
It wide alley, leading from Eighth to Taylor
street, thence southerly parallel TO BenRett
street along said side vf said alley IL f.. more
or less to a corner, thence westerly parallel to
Taylor street, passing through tie centre OF
the brick wall dividing the house on this lot
from the house adjoining, on the south e5 n.
to tho easterly size of Bennett street., and
thence thereby northerly II It more or less to
the pJsce OF beginning, De the contents there
Of what they may, with use Of alley, &c.
Seized and taken In execution as The prop.
err y Of Patrick Nc Menamin and Grace, his
wife. AID t. t and to be sold by
PHILIP X. CLARK Sheriff
SHRRIPPs OFFICE, Wilmington, Lel.,
April zS, 1882. alo.e0d-ts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-28
The Act OF q Crazy Man.

Yesterday afternoon John Heck, who
lie better known as "Old Probs," from
the fact of his always carrying an I'M
brella under his arm, entered the cut.
ting department Of the Boston Clothing
House, and drew large knife from his
pocket, with which he threatened to
terminate the existence of some of the
employees. Although the scene trans
pired in the cutting department, the
men had serious objections to submit
ting to any such operation themselves,
and secured the services of Sergeant
Cannon, who was in the vicinity, to
quiet their unruly guest. The officer
succeeded in obtaining possession OF
the knife, when Heck dramatically ex.
claimed "He who takes that knife,
will have to take my life," and made
every effort to regain the weapon.
He was however foiled by the ser
geant, who told him that if he did not
behave himself he would lock him up
this had the effect of quietiug him,
and he became quite peaoeable. John
is, as a general lining very inoffensive
but like all insane persons he is sub
ject to violent spells, AM with the
recent warnings from different parts
of the country of violence committed
by maniacs who were considered harm.
loss, it would possibly be wise precau.
tionary measure to place all such per
sons where there would be- no danger Of
their iDjuring others.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-28
Wedding in Atg n Life.

One of the most fashionable weddings
of the season took place at Whatcoat
M. t. church, Baltimore, Nd on Tues
day evening last. The contracting par.
ties were mr. Milliard r. Burk, one of
Baltimore's celebrated tenor singers
and Miss Moliie f. Capelle, eldest
daughter of Capt. Capelle, the courteous
superintendent of Druid Hill Park.
Long before the appointed time, the
large and commodiOus church was
filled to its utmost capacity. After the
ceremony was performed and cungratu-
lations extended, the newly welded
couple repaired to the park, which had
been brilliantly illuminated for the oc.
casiou, where reception was held,
which lasted until II, when the bride
ard groom departed for their new home
on Argyle avenue.
The mansion having been handsome
~ fitted up for their reception. The
bride was the recipient of a large num-
Der of useful and valuable presents.
Among the visitors present was Mrs.
VIM. }. Beach, of 81 Madison street,
this city, neice of Capt. Cspelle, who
has been on visit to that city for the
past week.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-28
THE COLORED CONFERENCE.
Proceedings Of the Second Days
session.

The proceedings yesterday mornings
of the Delaware Conference of the U. A.
M. K. Church were opened with devo-
tional exercises, The session was presid.
ed over by the Rev. L Williams. The
resolution offered the day before, re-
auesting each member of the churches
in the jurisdiction of this conference
to contlibut twenty-five cents annua lily
toward forming conference fund, was
again taken up for consideration, aud
after considerable discussion adopted.
The Rev. Isaac Williams and his
churches at New Castle and Christiana,
were given vote of thanks for contri-
putions to the conference fund. The
forms for making reports to the annual
conference, as prepared by the late Rev.
Lewis Roberts of West Chester were a.
dopted The Rev. John H. Nicholas
and the Rev. Nicholas Collins, upon
being introduced to the conference were
invited to take seats behind the bar.
The following were appointed COM
mittee on church reports:
Revs. Asbury Smith, Francis Norton
and VIM. II. Ely.
The conference at O'Clock took a re-.
cess until 3 p. N.
The afternoon session convened at
o'clock, when letters were read from
several churches that had failed to send
delegates to the Conference. On motion
$40 was ordered to be paid to the Phil
adelphia church, to help TO pay the fun.
eral expenses of the late Rev. Andrew
Baldwin The Rev. Solomon HutChins
of New Haven, Connecticut, was ap.
pointed to preach the missionary
sermon this evening. Conference then
adjourned until nine o'clock this morn.
ing,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-28
lIucDe Toms Cabin.

Although it has been many yam
since Uncle Toms Cabin was diant
tlZed, and the circumstances Vala
caused the writing of looks upon sha
it is founded have since been entls!
swept away, it seems that II hn
will never grow Old, or the Peep. s
weary of looking 4; IT, Inc g
trouble however has been, on acea.
of its popularity, it has too treqa'l8
been produced by in. error companln
The public will have an oppoFnaas
this evening of seeing IL presenter Y.
first class company, under tile dlsl.
of a manager who at present conlNs .
half dozen of the leading compan'as
che United States. Mr. Smiu ~
that he will present the an
this evening in a manner never @ ~,
attempted in this city, with q cour
consisting OF 80 first class perlVnlIsSl.s
including eight South Carolina 9. ~
Singers. There is no doubt Duh W.
the house will be- crowded.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-28
A Splendid Opportunity.

: One Of the best opportunities ever
offered to our citizens to invest In real
estate. is the sale Of lots by Head 8
Co., tomorrow afternoon. There
will be 81 lots offered for sale, situated
on Ninth, Tenth, Van Buren,, Harri-
SOD, Clayton and DUPONT streets. and
on high, dry and sloping ground. The
sale will commence promptly at 8
o'clock. The terms Of the sale are con-
veniently fixed, in four ways, 80 that
snyone who desires q lot, can procure
one, either by paying for the lot in
monthly installments, notes or cash.
The people should bear in mild that
this Is an opportunity seldom offered
and they should take advantage Of 1t.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-28
Death OF Jam ~ Hrubb

James Grub, an oil | and tim,S.
ciuzen of Brandywine HUNDRED, did
yesterday morning after a short ilna
of about three weeks. On the Sth ias,
he was stricken with paralyliC s,nh
from the effects of which he died ysH
day morning. Mr.. Grubb was IN a.
77lh year his ofage and has residah
Brandywine Hd., all his life. Hsu
an industrious farmer, having bSa,
hard worker up to the time Of hht
Fiction.
He was owner of the Practical Fam
er. the oldest hotel in the State, Oga'
er with a large amount Of land 10 lh
vicinity. He was for number ofysu
Road Commissioner of the hunia
but at the time of his death did uds'
cupy any pnb!ic position. He eaVs
a wife and nine children, all Of Vhla
are grown. John Grub, one Of Ai
sons, who died several years ago. w
for long time and upto his death pr
prietor OF Grubb's hotel, corner Fmal
and Market streets, this city. LII
death will be regretted by all who kn!
him, As he was a good citizen, ia
husband and o loving father.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-28
Photos raphy.

In addition to the general photo
graphic business, our friend Beecher,
5l5 Market street, taxes pictures of
stores, residences and fl )ral decorations
from weddings, funerals, sc. He has
recently taken on 16x25 plate splen
did picture of the building on the north
east corner Fourth and Market streets,
which is to be torn do wn in a few days.
Mr.. Beecher has some splendid pictures
of memorial wreaths, crosses, anchors
and other floral decorations from fune-
rails. All his work is first class and
his customers never 20 away dissatis.
fed The process that he uses to take
pictures of infants is so complete that
the likeness is taken instantaneousIy
and is always correct.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-28
OfOne Fact

! am convinced, and that is, st. Jacobs
Oil does cure rheumatism. For years
l suffered with rheumatism in my left
shoulder and right arm, and last fall
l was incapable of attending to my
duties, and lay many a night unable
to sleep on account of terrible, pains. A
few weeks ago q severe attack of this
trouble struck me, and this time con-
Guided to try the St. Jacobs Oil, must
acknowledge, with but little conf" ence
in Its merits. / freely confess that the
result has completely astonished me.
The first application relieved the pain
very materially, and the continued use
of only two bottles has completely
cured me Of this chronic evil, aud that,
after the most eminent physicians and
and their prescri ptions had been of no
avail, I therefore consider it duty to
publish the above for the benefit of all
sufferers with rheumatism and kindred
complaints, G A. HEILMAN, Eli,or
Republican, Pittsburg, Pa.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-28

Some of our farmers are planting
corn.
The Delaware Western Railroad pro.
poses to put in the second siding OF
switch at Yorklyn station to accomo-
date the fast growing shipnen
+. W. Ferree is digging for Kaoiin
in his middle meadow. with good indi.
cations.
The mill-wrights are done at W. f..
Garrett 81 Sons lower mill AN increased
quantity of Scotch snuff will be the
consequence.
St. Patrick's Catholic Church at
Ashland has a rousing congregation
every Sunday.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-28
The AlnshOuss
For the REPUBLICAN.


Query-Did our Trustees oftbs p,
and the new Building Committss
four months or more mature coosid.s
ton, properly decide thai our A.
growing city and county needed An i,
sane and almslous building tbs nn
portions and happy convspisn ANY,
they adopted from their hands n (.
brief, is it not best to consul. tls AM
zen before using the sledge and scaln.
on their past natured work AMI hS,1
'nent localized in the production \
those two harmonious elevations Or a,
they economizing enough TO merps d.
insane and aims into one builainps
Rather Than reduce tho useluJu.a
and mar the architectural propoltc,
of both the proposed structures, byb
ping of a few needful rooms redacn
the solidity or strength, or "omittiur,
few ornamental windows in the mn
and gables, and thereby destroy Il
symmetry.
How many ten thousands eau h
omitted on those plans without serpy
detriment to the whole outlay, etc.?
AS Il matter OF fact and record, bu
Almshouses, halls, hospitals, land publ
schools are not large enough ten yau
after their erection to meet the warn |
OF a growing population withou, add.
ton sheds or lean ups which arsenOh
to dsmpen any Delawareans pride
CITIZEN
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-28
FIFTH Edition
LAAT NIGHTS Fo7.1c-..S


MOving . House Wi,n...
a a, D.Sss .r As.-o,h.r c err
Thos. L. Mousley, the bulls. Oes'''
gagged in moving tvn. s,aef Is q
house from Elliott syenne hs.ofy fran,
ket and Tatnall streets, to ', a , Nv
Tatnall street between T1sIp.O',n POINT q
street and Elliott avenue. -TTesnty'thii
the building was moved w,,hah aid
init .and.stood In the str.st W. pa
and Wednesday nights. witho,!, uesd,,
danger signals, thereon. "'u' piope
The attention of the Stree, Co,,,
or was called to the fact, VIM hSmlaisar
Mousley arrested and brouvht nay nsa u
Mayor on the charge of Sio,s.a!Ots
city ordinance. Harry Shsrplsv s "
ed for the defendant and asksS y = sppse
tinuance of the case until s so,s "
morning which was granted 'a'uids
A small boy, whose name il v;,,,
was charged with disord erlv " oaal
and was required to furnish oad ~.
peace bond. w
Emory Underwood, for dru,.
and disorderly conduct was rsoIais
pay n fine of 81 and costs. slAn
William Mitchell, colored A.
knife upon William Brown, s u"s
colored man. and threatened Nv au%as
yesterday afternoon, at Front AM, ND I'M ~
ket streets. From the evidence !, NV
peared that the two men vera !,
pany, when Mitchell asked Bro M wv
a pipe full of tobacco, Brown ssiS y
had none, which was not. belisvada
Mitchell, and angry words ensusd u,
Mitchell drew the knife and r .aa
have used it, but for the timely ; n.y..
ference of the bystanders. Tbe M iaA
ordered him to pay q fine Of slS Y,
costs ss and to furnish bond in the ~.
of $500 to keep the peace. '~
There were no cases this morning
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-28
FOURTH EDITION
THE ELECTION TOMORROW.

The Hesitation ElectiOn-Names
efthe Candid stes Places Of vOt.
ing DC.
Tomorrow afternoon, the Republicans
Of this city will be called upon to select
candidates for Mayor, President of City
Council and City Treasurer, and it il
the duty of every Republican voter to
60 to the polls and express his PREFER
ence for the men of bis choice.
For the Cffice of Mayor there are
four candidates presented, Mr.. Lichten.
stein, who when President OF City
Council had considerable experience in
municipal government; Colonel Mac.
allister, q lawyer who is well fitted for
the duties of the Office; Francis Vim
cent who has devoted many years of
his life to advancing the interests Of the
people, and DR.. Wales, who the same
as the others has. an unimpeachsble
character and is of undoubted intergity.
Either Of these gentlemen would no
doubt fill the position in creditable
manner end it ia for the voters to
choose which one shall be their stand
ard bearer.
Harry Conrad, Esq, is the only candi-
date for President OF City Council.
For the nomination for City Treasurer
there are four aspiraLts, namely Hub
bard G. M. Ely, Milton S. Shippers, j.
Eidridge Pierce and William II. Curry.
These gentlemen are all well-knvwn in
this city and either of them would
make an accepted candidate.
The election will take place bet v cen
the hours of 3 o'clock in the afternoon,
and in the evening, at the fOilowing
places.
First Barnum's Hotel, Fifth
and Orange streets; frederick Pyle, in
spector.
Second ward-Felton House, Second
and Walnut streets; Geo. A. Henderson
inspector.
Third ward Northwest corner
Fourth and Monroe streets; Francis Il.
Irons inspector.
Fourth ward - Southwest corner
Fourth and Walnut streets; Alfred d.
Vandever inspector.
Fifth ward-Lafayette Hote., Ninth
and Shipey streets; Ed win +. Lum mis-
inspector.
Sixth ward-Hepry Kyle's office,
King street below Ninth Henry H.
hawkins Inspector
Seventh ward-Ferry Carpet house,
Delaware avenue AMI Madison street
Francis G. Simpson inspector.
Eighth wald-Northeast corner of
Eighth and Pine Streets Solomon Cook
inspector.
Ninth watd-- Old Academy building
George b, Lewis inspector.
Tenth ward Northwest corner Pleas
ant and Jackson. streets; Benjamin d.
Bogia inspector.
Eleventh ward-Trump Bros office
Evans Brown inspector.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-28
M An GAG ES.

SPRINGER - ROCKUS--On Thursday,
April 9th, 1882, at the residence of The
BRIDES mother. Pleasant Hill, by the Rev.
J, l.. Estlin, Robert l.. Springer. Of Phia-
delphia, and Mary Emma Bockus Of Pleas
ant nill New Cas- 10 county, Del.
MORRIS -MORINE.-0n April 27th, 1882,
by kev. f. Stubs, 1885 South Fourth street
Philadelphia, Mr.. James II. Morris and
Miss Mary Frances MCriIe, both Of vii.
mington, Del
N.OK ERSON - WEST.-On Wednesday
evening, April 2sth, at the Union M. h.
parsonage, oy the pas or, Adam Stepgle
Mr.. john +. Nickerson and Miss Mollie
West, both oil WilminA tor, Lei
FLlNN-ADAMS- On Thursday evening,
April 27th, at st. Pauls Cstf olic Church,
by kev. A.. Y. FsllOn, Edwsri >. Film
to Miss Mary 4. Adams, al Of this city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-28
A Novel vi h.

Mr.. John L. Graham, proprietor Of
the New Exchange Saloon, Shipley
street, above Third, calls attention to
the fact, in another column, that he
will have a full supply of the celebrated
Diamond State Book Beer, on hand to-
morrow. In addition to this favorite
beverage, he will serve up q large
Buck Goat for the mornings lunch and
clam soup in the evening. He extends
a cordial invitation TO his many friends
to come and partake thereof.