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Daily Republican., 1882-12-26

DIR. Hale, the celebrated physician,
from EaiDburg, Scotland, who deliver
cred course of very interesting lee.
lures In Institute Hall last week, il
still at the Delaware House. and WAS
visited by q reporter Of the REPUBLI-
CAN yesterday morning.
After waiting aboat An hour until
the doctor had disposed OF some Of his
patients, the seeker after news was ad-
mitted to an interview. DR.. Hale Is a
short, soft spoken man, and has full
confidence In his abilities 10 cure most
OF the ills that flesh Is heir to. He dis
cards all minerals in his treatment Of
diseases, holding that nature has pro-
yided remedies in the fields and for
Osts.
He contends that rnaRy of the medi
cines in use, and recognized rs stan
dard remedies by the profession, are
productive OF more evil than good and
to illustrate his point took piece Of
potassium which is considered a sOver-
eign remedy In rheumatism, AID threw
it into a glass of water, when 1t took
fire and burned for several seconds.
"There was but half u grain in that
pldCtI bhlu INC uOCtOIj anu you bhNO
known some of the old school FRACTION
ers to administer it In doses Of three to
five grains.
He also described the effect OF Gallo
mel on the human system, and main.
| tanned that many persons who arc now
suffering from what are thought to be
incurabe diseases, are only the victi ms
to the poisonous drugs which have been
given them in the past.
The doctor claims that lie can cure
ninety-five cases of every hundred OF
consumption, and he Is now treating Il
man whose lungs Is badly affected,
with the most gratifying results.
| He explained his method OF treat
meut in thus case to tho reporter, who
although he did not understand msdi-
| cine, could readily see that 1t was
founded on scientific principles, and
that IL was more rational TO treat the
part affected direct, than /: was to pour
naussOus medicine INTO the stomach In
the hope of reaching the lung through
the G.edium of the blood. The doctor
will remain at the Delaware House fol-
gevera! days, and all persons who are
ati lCted should give him call.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-26

Notwithstanding the adverse predic-
tions of many who wished it otherwise,
the prisoners in New Castle Jail were
treated to Il large Christmas dinner
yesterday. The dinner was prepared
by Mr.. Duffy, of the Delaware House,
and consisted of as much roast turkey,
potatoes, turnips, cranberries and oCher
"fxins, as SO prisoners could eat. The
dinner was served to the prisoners In
their cells and they each and every one
expressed their warm gratitude and
thanks to Mr., Joseph G. White, editor
of the New Castle Star and the commit
tee that had the matter in charge. More
of the prisoners are worse off eithet
morally or physically, than they werf
before, and all who contribute to the
object have this consciousness Of know
ing that their charities in this in stance
az least cannot be miscOnstrued.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-26
A brutal Fox Hunt.

A so called fox hunt took place at the
Columbia Inn, on the Kennett pike,
yesterday, which was participated III
by a large number of men, boys and
dogs. The poor brute was released at
II o'clock noon, and after running
about mile was captured by dog,
which in the struggle tore part Of its
cntraiIs out. The owner OF the dog
then drove him off, and in taking hold
Of the fox was bitten slightly in the
finger. The wounded animal was al
lowed to live with part of its entrails
hanging ont until about o'clock in the
afternoon, wien death put period to
its sut1erings. 1t is said that some OF
tho human brutes cut the fox previous
to turning him loose, 80 that he could
not run far away. This was done for
the purpose of keeping the crowd
around the tavern, where they were ex'
pectcd to spend their money.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-26
For the Republican.

t
NEW CASTLE, Dec. &c -MEssRS.
EDITORs:-Ye sterday was so much un-
like what Christmas days generally are,
that few such days are seen in ones life
time, The eventful day was ushered
in by the customary hiring OF anns,
which was hsgun shortly after Il o,
clock, and as the hours OF morning ad-
vanCed the noise increased. The early
worshipers were out In large numbers
20 attend the commemorative services
of the morning at their respective
churches, and the streets throughout
the day presented lively and animated
appearance by our citizens and visitors
who could not resist the temptation of a
promenade on such a spring-like day
in mid.winter.
But that there was an unusual
amount of drunkenness (with few
fights al seQueDCe) Is a sad tact that
we are reluctantly forced TO admit; sad
der still, boys were seen upon our
streets scarcely Is years OF age, who
showed upInisSakahie signs OF having
been imbiblng Of Intoxicating drinks
The usual Christmas Sabbath SCh0O
entertainment OF the NJ. L.. Church
came off last evening and a. usual wa,
very largely attended. These cutter
tanments of late years have becom'
so popular that the seating capacity o
the church is always taxed to Its tuIles
extent to accommodates those anXiou
to witness these exercises The beau
tlful designs in decorat on as made b
Mr.. John b. VinIng, our church deco
rator (Of whom mention has been mad
heretofore in the columns Of the III
PUBLICAN), in addition to the selec
tions in speaking aud singing whic
were entirely appropriate for the coca
sion and exceedingly well rendeTt'
will rank this entertainment az beip
fully equal to any previously given.
MORE ANON.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-26
FOURTHEDlTION
RIIdIo,. CnaDel sunday school


Whenever the Sunday School at
Riddles Chapel does anythingi throws
it's whole soul into the cause. TINS was
especially the case last night when Inc
school fairly outdid itself entertaining
one vi the lar Eest and most appreeiatlVe
audiences that ever assembled In inc
chapel. ,o.
Appropriate decorations and notices
met the eve in all directions but ad-
mired Of all was the tall stately christ
mas tree beautiful without adornment
but covered and loaded with glfts,
p.eaSing to the eye and pleasant TO the
taste rendered still more attractive r
The literary programme consisted OF
music by the Sunday School CHOIR IN
which the school joined. Miss Lizzie
Watmough presided with dignity and
9 gnal ability at the organ. Rev. 1. H.
romktnsou Of Mt. Salem Vharch
made tho opening prayer, and Richard
Brown, assistant superintendent mane
q very appropriate opening address, anu
a hearty welcome was extended by
number OF small misses. The houee
was fairly taken down by Harry Slmp-
sons solo. Harry was ONLY about !"
months old but exhibited wonderfully
strong vocal powers. Misses Sadie and
Bessie, two other members of the Simp::
son family, aged respe lively four ana
six years, Misses Mary Magtll and
Amy Clark CAV" some very tine select
readings, and Miss Sallie Dickerson
showed wonderful talent for giving
recitations
Mics Mary Magi!l read very affect
ing memoria. paper III memory OF the
deceased scholars Of the year and hand,
some memorial wreaths ware presented
to so1rowing parents by the superinten
dent, Mr.. j. +. Mclaughlin. The
closing exercises were intensely inter
esting TO the school. While the choiI
sang Gather round the Christina
tree, each scholar was pr seuted witt
some memento from It's we'll ladet
boughs. Tho superintendent and teach
4rs were also handsomely remembered
hy the school,
Daily Republican., 1882-12-26
THIRD EDITION.
AAuNDAY MURDER
The Result OfBad Blood Bst"ee"
Two PenmSJ lVania politicians

Two PennSB lVAn1A ROhtASA"~~'
A dispatch To the Commercial ia
zs1t, from Uniontown, Pa, says
"Suortly before ten o'clock on SUNDAY
moruin when people we're On VIC
way to church, tue roWu WAS thrown
into state of most intense excltemehI
by report that Captain A. U. n tt'
cashier of the Pennsylvanla state Irea-
sury, had been shot and klileu AZ nt'
room in Jennings Hotel by N ~
Dukes, a we'll known memorr Oh tns
Fayette county bar and member
of the State Legislature. The hlgh 80
Cial standing Of both men gave sucn
prominence to the affair that the hoteI
was soon surrounded with excited clti.
zsns, Captain Mutt had just returned
from Harrisburg to spend the holidays
and left home with his nephew, Mr.
Breckenridge, stating that be had some
business at the hotel with Mr.. Dukes:
On the way there he stated that ne hau
received some infamous letterS from
Dukes, and wanted to have an under
standing with him. Thetwo men went
to the hotel and Mutt started up to
Dukes room. Breckenridge followed,
DuG hbODptu On hnO DbAAAo W. SHS-
friend. While they were converslng .
scuffling was heard In the room and
both ran up 10 separate the eombatants,
who were found on the floor clenched
in terrible struggle. g.,
Breckenridge and his friend succeeded
in parting them, when Dukes drew a
revolver and said, You came in here
to whip me, and 30 l shoot, at the
same time firing. The ball took effect
lust below Nutt's eye penetrating the
brain, and killing him instantly
Dukes then quietly walked down
stairs, when he was arrested The af-
fair has created intense excitement, but
what was in the letters, or the motive
which led to the murder, Is still mys
terry"
1t is said however that Dukes was IN
fatuated with Mr.. Nuts daughter, and
that his feeling was not appreciated
either by the fatker or the daughter I,
and this may have had something to
do with the N urder.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-26

OF the various en- eTtalIllil01
took place IN the different p''
private schools before the c.o''
christmas holidays IN TINS cl
was more interesting and peas
that at Mrs. Josephine BaF'I'
vate school for small CHILDREN
At 100 Market street
A programme was gone IN, Inl
the children embracing the Isu
exercises, besides other ln na','
moral features, which rehSG 5'
both upon the teacher anu 10
The children are oil small an'
ercises were thus made more lore.
ing. After the exercises 'ItI I
Interchange Of presents all
teacher and pupils
Daily Republican., 1882-12-26

Yesterday morning Constable PritCh-
EFT waited upon Charles Aston, the pro-
prietor Of the Phila iSlphia Confection-
cry, No. 724 Market street, with Land
lords warrant for the rent, which IL
said to be- several months in arrears
Mr.. Aston surrendered the place and IL
Is now III possession Of the constable
Il has been well known for some tint
that Mr.. Aston has been financially em
barraBsed.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-26
IL COSTS US


Not only money but also
looks and Room to carry
goods until next season DO
you inter anything from this?
Well explain our position
and try to show you how you
can be benefited by helping
us out. We've sold more
Clothing and made more
Custom Clothing this season
than ever before andas theIst
OF January shows the begin
ming OF the dull season we
are anxious to sell t h S
month all we possibly can,
If we even are compelled to
suffer a falling off Of 3ur pro
fit and sometimes eyaa a
little more. If you want to
get a suit or OverCoat made
TO order or wish one re dy.
made we know we Can suit
you and will astonish you in
the way of prices. At least
come and see what we have
in stock and learn the price:
for yourself.
J. T, MULLIN y SON,
CLGTHEERs, Sixth q bark ct btB
WlLMINGTON.
nov7-3meod
Daily Republican., 1882-12-26
VII MUST SELL TRBM

Ten per cent. less than our actual net
wholesal 10 prices. and return car fare ouYhL
TO be sufficient inducements TO the citizens OF
Wilmington We lave sold thousands OF
garments to Wilmington people and nave
many thousands yet to sell.
Our wholesale price for fine Plald-
Back, All-WOOl OverCOat was SS.OO
price reduced to $40.
For fine Melton OvercOat the Who'll"
sale price was $6.25 price row reduced
to So 20.
Wholesale prizes for al All-Wool Busl-
ness Suit was 81 80 price reduced 10
IS 90.
Wholesale price for genuine
Warumbo Beaver OVerCOat was VI W.
this celebrated Coat we have reduced
to $3.50.
Wholesale price for our nobby SATIN
lined Overcoat was $l4 90; this garment
WA have reduced to $3.50.
Wholesale price for our fine Dress
Suit was ST. 70 !; these suits are BOW
s. 80.
These few prices will give you = gen
eral idea Of the cut we make, and a.
though in some Cases the difference II
only a dollar, yet that single dol lar
makes the price inst one dollar less
than we have ever sold these garments
for to the trade III lOls.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-26

JEFFERSON Council, No. 10, 7. o. U.
W, had pleasant time in their room,
No. 4l5 Market street, on Saturday
evening last The program which In
troduced Miss Mollle Montgomery In
"Recitatons," Mrs. E.dgeway Clark
in songs, and Prof. James II. Crabb in
select readings, called forth much APP
plause. Mr.. W. j. Little made inter
eBtine opening address and Rev. 7. r.
Dreamer, of Scott M. f. Church, also
IN Ade stirring speech. At the close
Miss Montgomery was presented WITH
a handsome gold ring.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-26
FIFTH EDZ7Io
Hits.

A handsome gold be,d.,
presented on SATURDAY orn cane
manufacturer m :. by his em prs" AID
GIT wa totally unexna p,oyet',
completely DpiDl ,he.y took Mr.. Pig Person az az
prise that he could foarceIv 'f enl OyI
to- to answer sS, the foreman WY wyd ma nd,
the gift on behalf Of the m meO p'''d
Elk Coroner Daniel B, Won 4
presented with a hand.omso O inS
cane c.. at the Clayton Hon. o 'Vofyl
me presentation was maJa u 5t ~
a np mber OF Mr.. Woodwarrdd,,O T y
+ by Harry Sharpley, Esq "@ rug n !
a. Macallister received an anu {
lew appropriate remarks. '1' E'i7
Lat Saturday EVENING
men. who belong near v lOor
created a disturbance on a i m,aa Il
down down. from Philadelphia, and ,l1'a n g
S ISa,l officers Jones and i'd ny y
lhey were fined by the Mayor 4u
me approaches to ElevsD,,
bridge are in such a bad co ''i'I
IN the opinion of Chief 'i Fn
Murphy, it would ha ;nn o' IN
fire engines to cross tbr bri5s.
event of a fire oconrIr ",'uEe
Brandywine. 'Ds oVe
L. N. Vallandigbam, s,,.o.
Snakespeare's conplsts '".F
Satrr Jay afternoon, bv ", "ot
Humphrey, on behalf Of The he all
ana reportorial staff of that papsI'
Mrs : 9. KoebqrIo residing At
and Spruce streets, wa, tbs e So,
the lucky number that draw 1+" Ut" "
In LemueI Mars window, u
A horse flashing down wos,
without any driver attracted 40,
able attention on that thoronab ~
evening H'a
The St. Johns EmscoD,, q
School will have phri,tmas
ths children. 1t will bs t,jmm
Thursday evening next
At their rooms in the third ID
80 Market street the Bayard
entertained a number Of caller.
Day.
! Notwithstanding the large nun,
turkeys In market on Saturday vel
could be found on Nor day mornl
An election Of officers Of md
Star Division No. ., Sons Of ri
ance, will be held next Monday eyl
Chief Hawkins still has IN po,a
a vaItse containing various al
awaiting the owner.
Meetings will be held most pvaI
ming this week at St John's End
church.
The B0ar1 of Education wifi
, this evening in adjournment oveI
last evening.
The Second street market hOuS
be lighted by electric lights.
The Public schools are closed
next Tuesday.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-26
SUxar Awful at mis- u" J

Yesterday Afternoon 'Ired w
and Mccullough cap ,, vi" 10 b
thieves who were tno ,"rnj nv W e
at JON Hamilton, n.y. ~ 20 ns ~ i
the police, they h .Ss. E1n ring
several petty cTlm mt "Sogar
year ytr It is said !, 'n n.r ed 7i IN crti
nlTC 'H Hit rscapo and is 10"
delRhia.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-26

A young lady in at'emI ,,,r !
the . 20 u. m, DeIa"ar" 'fA ,ni, !,
canr very nearly meetln4 NV "' v
Bile death. TAe train was Iu,T,
fast, she made seyera a,5 s;,FI
failed, and just as she 1'' % 't%r '@,,e,
tie cars, By the quick mo ,Endj
E. $. English, WHO wa" 't ,aI
caught her and SuG Tl' yo,,
vs. was unknown, bat a large ,n nt0 :
cred around Mr.. EngIi7H @ ,onn
IA. him on saving the your
life.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-26

Mrs. Hannah J. BABY , F'"yl
late samuel Ta,. .,,,oY TT,, DC y. 8,
T The bailey family are ,oon, Ola ,G',i
this city ard c'osely, ! c"n d IN
Iatious6ip with qu''eA . ,rr Vt
The family removt" p "
the Thu remains of Mr. Mr., b'I p. +
in t"' the e. Wilmington an" D''
CemeterY. -
Daily Republican., 1882-12-26

DDrAHDE-On Monday, December 18th,
owen DonahOe, agNd Il years.
The relatives and friends arc respectfully
requested to attend the funeral OF the de-
ceased from the residence Of his daughter,
Scott street between Delaware and Gilpln
Avenues on Wednesday, the l7th instant, at
AalI-psss tHU OGIVUA.+.-.s..-.s... IL G4i Gath
Ollie cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-26

Klngswcod M. L. Sunday School
will bold Christmas entertortainmert
in the chapel over nth street bridEo,
this evening at ~ O'Clock. An o.
propriate exercise has been planneH
aud Kriss kringle is expected to Ds
present to distribute presents.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-26
For the hfAPIItlN.

The gifted lecturer, Mr.. Burd6tte,
who speaks in the Opera House on
Friday evening, the 29tn inst, has a
word for everybody. Ii you want to
please your wife and family take them
to the lecture. Tickets on sale to-mor-
r0W
Daily Republican., 1882-12-26

Germans Church Choir Conn any
will appear at the OFera Hou1e this
evening in :he well known but always
popular opera entitled "Ihe Narcotic. "
Tomorrow evening Tie sam" company
will present"lhe Pirat"H Of Prnzance,"
in their unfquaIrd manner. This con-.
pany has been greatly enlarged and i'm
proved since their last APPEARANCE in
this city, and now consists Of forty five
artists, including tho Siguor Tar tiaplet
ra the renowned baritone. They vii
also bring their @"n orchestra which il
unpxCelled by that oil any COMPANY.
On Saturday evening Buffalo BIZ vii
appear in tbs new play entitled "Hweu
~ Days." which il said ~ b. a cOTr@c
REPRESENTATION Of life on the plains.
snttIulfv "A
Daily Republican., 1882-12-26
Holiday Presents.

Ladies and children's furs, ladies fur
collars, fur muffisrs, ladies', gents and
boys seal skin caps, smoking caps, ear
mutfs, hat brushes, silk, alpaca aid
Bingham umbrellas and canes.
Rum HOr0 L. BEO. ,AO9 Market street
Daily Republican., 1882-12-26

$50 10 . huhUJ Sc
Headquarters Tor potatoes, 3O3 King
street.
Sutterley ~ Ga. have Increased their
help 80 that they will not keep you
waiting out tea minutes and prove
their work in three days Gallery 3O2
and 3O4 Market stree. Open in the
evening, come as early in the day as
possible.
Scboen'4 Heater Range and stOv3
House 209 10 2l3 Shipiey street Il con-
u,caed with the Telephone exchange.
All orders will receive prompt atten-
ton.
A fun line Of Heaters. Ranges,
Heating StOvee, Cooking Stoves, Farm-
era Boilers, etc, at Schoen's Heater,
Range aud Stove House, 2O9 to 2l3
Sill ley street.
For q large assortment Of foreign
traits, nuts, etc. call AT Carr ~ Cos
new store, 4O7 King 81. Special lot OF
anberres lust received, Call aud see
Ton yourself.
Bird Mamma keeps Ganaries III con
slant song, and cures Diseases. 10 cont
At drug STORE. Bird Fog" 90, Camden
NJ.
Bricks, CRATES and repairs, CONSTANT!
IN hand at SrhOen's Heater, Range ant
Stove House, 300 to 2l3 Shipley ST.
! Sutterley & Co., 3O2 Market street
will be open al Christmas. Come n
aarly il the day aS possible.
For q good dress or business suit
clothes 20 to Ferd. Carson, Merchan
Tailor, 5l7 Market St.
For best Minnesota -four go to W. j
Morrow, AT French street.
Picture frames, velvet a specially, a
: Yerger's, 4O5 Shipsy 81.
To get the best brands Of -four 20
W. j. Morrow, Az French street.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-26

Jacob l.. COOLEY has taken ont let
ters of administration on the estate OF
Thomas P. Goedley, late Of Brandy
wine hundred.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-26

The ladies' auxiliary corps will cele-
brate their Anniversary Tomorrow
evening. An invitation is extended to
the Smyth Post TO attend the same.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-26
Ont ON Bail $4,000

for selling 6 cigars for rs cents. STAINS
. Lury IurIAy, No. 8 EleucA stfoe~
Daily Republican., 1882-12-26

If you want a ttcck of wit sufficient
to last you month go and hear
Bardette Friday evening.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-26

Sutterley & Co. have increased their
help and arc now able to attend To all
their customers and have all their
work on time. Gallery 3O2 and 3O4 Mar
ket street, Open in the evenings.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-26

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Daily Republican., 1882-12-26
Bargains nj WaInwrIghCs.

Ladies' and misses gossamcrs, 81 90
all wool black cashmere, $500; ladies
aud misses coats cheap; blankets, Il 90
to $500 a pair comfortables, Sl.O0 to
$500 each, Wainwright, 3l2 Market St.
SIS y. Is the Most WODGSFfUI
Medicine in the world; has made the
forests Of Georgia famous is entirely
vegetable and an aLtldote to all blood
diseases Price 81 and $1.75 per bottle
of all druggists.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-26

Headquarters for the old fashioned
molasBes candies, all the tlavors. Chi.
cage carameis. All our candies strictly
pure. Corner 9th and Market, Benson
q Son.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-26
Special m emGA0ns
ExtrNVAERnee.

am subject to attacks of intamma-
tory extravagance, and while under the
influence of those paroxysms, l am
liable to be influenced by the caprices
of public desires. That III connection
with an organic mania for selling man
ufactured tobaccOs has induced me 10
iespardize prosperity and happiness for
the purpose Of giving my pasTons anu
thu public generally tae benefit OF those
periodical outburss of generosity.
The solution of the above can be
found at the Great Tobacco Mart, 4th
and Shipley. CHAPMAN, proprietor.
Dr. RAmmT white PRImOnIc
BRAsauH.
Ia the Leading Lung Remedy OF VII,
mington, Del. Wa can refer to hun
dreds who will attest its merits In
Throat and Lung diseases and as
remedy which will positively prevent
consumption on the Lungs. 81 oents
and 81, depot 4th and King streets
Philadelphia, johnson, Holloway q
Co., Wholesale agents.
Bnrx aIMs for tho holidays.
Mr.. P. D. Smyth, the jeweler. at NO
81 Market street, having decided u
discontinue the business offers hi
large stock of jeweIry, stlverware anc
other novelties for the holidays a
greatly reduced prices. Buyers vii
flnd it to their advantage to visit thlI
store and examine the large selection o
jewelry, before making their purchases
The Latest news.
Holland will make one Large photo
graph with frame for Sl.2b, retoucht'
In the finest style; no finer made in Thu
CITY 3 fine retouched cabinets for 81
8 cards finely retouched for II, ana pic
lures copied and enlarged in same styl'
at the very lowest prices. The only
cheap, tirst-clasG galleries In the city
No. 307 Market street.
UsoRul HOLIDAY GArtG.
W. B. Cole, the popular mems fur
nisher, offers a fine assortment OF goods
in his line. Elegant neckwear in beau
tiful boxes. Gloves, collars, cuffs
shirts, silk handkerchief3, and such
things everybody knows that they
always get more for their money a
Coles than any other furnishing store II
town. 2U2 Market st.
millinery.
Make your wife, daughter or sweet
heart present of one OF those very
handsome and stylish bonnets or hat
from the large stock OF Mrs RS. Kirby
No. 202 King street. You should TAKE
peep at the grand display in her win
dow. Prices greatly reduced for TIT
holidays.
- Have Been Afflicted
with an affection of the throat from
childhood, caused by diphtherta, ant
have used various remedies, but have
never found anything equal to Brown
Bronchial TrOches. Rev. 6. M. f
Hampton, Ptketon, Ky. Bold only II
boxes.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-26
BIankels, nIanKeus, BIanke Ga.


Quilts, quilts, quilts, quilts, quilts
largest stock and lowest prices at
Waiuwright's, 3l2 Market Street.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-26
naafnlHoIluny Glrta.
Millinery.

with an affection of the throat from
childhood, caused by diphtherta, and
have used various remedies, but have
never found anything equal to Browns
Bronchial Troches." Rev. 6. NJ. f.
Hampton, Ptketon, Ky. Bold only IN
hOXes
Daily Republican., 1882-12-26

W. s. Simmons, practical house and
sign painter granting and glazing,
Residence Gil W. Fourth St.; Shop
n. e. cor. 2ud and West Sts., Whining
Daily Republican., 1882-12-26

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