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Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
Special MomUaOa,
RxgPnVaEAn0a.

am subject TO attacks OF infiamma.
tory sxtrAvAgAnce, and while under the
Influence " those paroxy sms, / an
liable to be influenced by the caprioss
OF public desires. That in connection
with an organic mania for selling man.
ufactured tobacoos has induced me tC
jespardizs prosperity and happiness fol
the purpose Of giving my patrons and
the public generally tho benefit of th0at
periodical outbursts OF generosity.
The solution Of the above can be
found at the Great Tobacco Mart, 4lh
and Shiplsy. CHAPMAN, proprietor.
Wyassrs, Oysters, Oysters.
The people all know where to 70
when they want something nice is at
Peunell & Sens new oyster stand, No.
1872 King st. 20, 80, 35 and 40 cents per
quart. They have the best salt oyStars
in the city always on hand. VIM.
PennelI & Son.
A CARD.-To all who are suffering rroM
the errors Of indisorstions OF youth, nervous
weakness, eAyly decay, loss OF manhood, etc.,
| w!ll send q recipe that will cure you, FREE;
OF CHARGE. This great remedy was dis"
covered by missionary in South Amel lea.
Send self-addressod envelope to the REV.
JOSEpHIT. INMAN. Station d, New York
City. sctlI.lyd&w
HOli&ay Presents.
Ladies' and cbildren's furs, ladies fur
collars, fur muffisrs, ladies, gents and
boys seal skin cape, smoking caps, ear
muffs, hat brushes, silk, alpaca and
ginRham umbrellas and canes.
N UIRf~Fa d BC@. ,AO4 Mark es street.
Rsad.
Holiday Presents Gents' Gold Stem
Wind Watches, $500; Ladies' Gold
Watches, $40 90, ut
G. HEEBEER's,
0l31a Market St.
Attention.
Ladies' you cannot do better than to
go to Beckstt's, l0S ana 10 Market St, !,
and purchase box Of those fne cigars
as q present to our lover for Christmas.
Msuntsd RIrds in
glass vases, At very reasonable prices,
will make nice present ut Woods
bird store, No. 204 East Third street.
Go 60 JAnneyp,
Headquarters FOR potatoes, 3O3 King
street.
Schoen's Heater Range and Stovs
House 200 to s13 Shipley street is con-
nGcted with the Telephone exchange.
All orders will receive prompt atten-
ton.
For a large assortment of foreign
fruits, nuts, etc, call at Carr h Co.'S.
new store, 4O7 King ST.. Special lot of
oraN berries lust received. Call aad see
for yourself.
Bird Mama keeps canaries in con.
stant song, and cures diseases. 10 cortS
at drug store, Bird Food Co., Camdsa
M.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
werRs Of PrewtdeD. oorae.g.

The first volume, 779 pages, of She
authorized eGition Of The works of Pres
ident James A Garfield has just been
issued from the publishing hou,e Of
James K OsEO0d & Company, Bostor
Massac Ausetts. The work will be COM
plete in TWO handsome octave volumes
containing the most valuable speeches
and papers of the late President anU
covering all the great subjects that Mr..
Garfield discussed with such signal
ability. The work is edited by Burke
A Hipsdale, Mr.. Garfeld's intimate
friend and TO whom Mrs. Garfield in
trusted the work. Two new steel por-
traits have been engraved specially for
the work from photographs selected
by Mrs. Garfield, one of which WAS
taken at the time of General Gar6eld's
election to the Presidency, and the
other at the period of his leaving the
army and entering the House OF Rep.
rSsentativea.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
CIAsRifyinE the TariR.

The Baltimore Sun says:
From the expressions Of mem bers OF
the committee on ways and means with
reference to the tariff, it may be regard
ed - tolerahly well Fettled that the
committee will adhere closely to the
recommendations OF the tariff commits
sion in frar2ing their bill, Whether by
design or not the classification OF arti-
cles by this commission has been SO al
tered as to make it difficult in numer-
Ous cases to discover the real changes
proposed. A member Of the ways aud
means committee says that no reduc
tiOn il provided for in the duty on iron,
yet there is an apparent reduction cal
culated to decide any but close observ.
erS.
The iron men are hare in force with q
large lobby, and are using all possible
means to prevent a reduction. One Of
the few classes Of articles which enter
largely iuto popular use, such as glass,
e"rthdawaro and pVrcelains, the .sChed-
uie C. lie commission indicates an in
crease.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
Ladies' Coats

We have bought t h i S
week (from a manufacturer
who needed money! Seven
ty.Five Ladies Coats, these
in ao 6ition to about Seventy
Five on hand previous, gives
us by far the largest assort-
ment in the city, and it is a
we'll known fact that we keep
The finest goods Gin this line)
as well as the best assoTt-
ment consisting in part of
Fur Lined Silk Circulars
from $50 to $50. Fur and
quilted satin lined Princess
Louise, bound with plai!
chinchilla and pointed fur,
Do'mans in all popular col
ors and shapes, elaborately
trimmed and finished.
Coachmen's Coats, Pelises,
listers and Fur.Lined Jack
cts.
We also fou nd a clothing
manufacturer who pref rred
St ling a large lot of over
coats (at very low figures
tor cash) than carrying them
over and running the risk OF
having them moth-eatep.
We bought also 100, all
nice goods, bought al about
two thirds value. We sell a
mau's coat IA good one) for
So and from that up to $25.
Boys overcoats rom $2 to
SI2.
P. S.--We wish to close
the above two lots of good,
before anuarv I, and will
ma k them at figures that
will make it an inducemcnt
If anyb dy wants TO buY,now
is the time, and do not wait
(if you have not the full
amount OF cash) come on
and avail ourselt OF our easy
payment systt m. We wi !
sell you as low as any cash
house can give you on lib
eral credit,
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
Members W eOenveG al Central.

Yesterday morning ten new membSrs
were received at the Central Presbyte-
rian Churoh, three Of whom were by
le'tars from other churches and seven
by profession OF faith. Tho sacram ent
of the Lords Supper was also admins
tered by the pastor, Rev. j. Ell. Nix
on, and Mr.. Taylor.
There are ten more peraons who pro-
fsssed conversion, and presented them
selves to the session for examination,
but 1t was thought advisable to torn
them into PASTORS class in accord
aree with the usunl custom. In this
class they will be instructed IN Jhe du-
ties and obligations of church member
ship and received at the next commu-
nion. The FIRST meeting of the class
viii he he'd this afternoon in tho church
at 4 30 o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
FaneraI Of CCnrna Manz.

Yesterday afternoon the remains of
Conrad MANI we're taken from his late
residenC. No sol VISIT Third street to
the German Lutheran Church, Sixth
and French STREETS, where the services
we're held by the pastor Rev. Paul
Isenschmidt. The funeral cortege con-
sisting of forty Ave carriages then pro-
cssded to RiVcrview Cenetsry where
attsr short service by the Delaware
SaenGerbund the iutermsnt took place.
The funeral was attended by represen.
tatives Of the following orders: Her.
man Lodge No. 20, l, Q, 0. f.; Della.
ware Tribe No. |, ]. @ X, M; Della.
ware Lodge No. 329, d. Q, II. German
Turner Association and the German
Beneficial Association.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
THO Iennnou remstarr Gnours.

DIR. William s. Forbes, demonstrator
Of anatomy at J, tferson College, and
DIR. Matthew s. LOrmann, charged with
completely with the Lebanon Cemetary
grave robbers, were given a preliminary
hearing by Judge Fell on Saturday,
McNamoe, one of the convicted body.
snatchers, was called to the stand, and
by his testimony exoRerate0 DIR. Lor.
mann, who was released. Dr. FORBES
waived a hearing and renewed his bail
In the sum of 5000.
Tho leading idea is to rsise fund to
be employed by them after their owD
Judgment and pleasure, in the creation
or in furtherance of number OF benGv-
olent institutions--S practice eminent
ly to their taste. Committees 10 fur
ther this end are being constituted in
tho larger cities.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
FOURTHEDlTION
Rad Blood In COurs.

The Cockeril'-Slayback tragedy
seems to breed bloody disposition in
all who became in aay way connected
with it. The proceedings IN the civil
suit for damages instituted by Mrs.
Slayback have been attended with con-
tinual wrangIing between the opposing
attorneys, Messrs. Glover and Bowman
and on last Wednesday, according to
the published accounts, they were
made still livelter by Mr.. Glover's
choking Mr.. Bowman for some suppos-
ed discourtesy. On Thursday Mr..
Bowman called Mr.. Glover as a wit
ness, and as be took the stand Mr.. Clio
yer took out large kniIe and calmly
but significantly commenced pairing his
nails.
Mr. Bowman placed his hand in his
breast pocket, and thus the eTsmina-
ton proceeded, one attorney erasping
a knife, and the other, 1t is supposed,
holding a revolver ready for use at a
moments notice. Under the circum-
stances both gentlemen were as polite
as dancing-masters, and treated each
other with the utmost Difference.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
AbAIIUx Nuisance,

The drivers Of the W. 9. r. W. Co.
return their sincere thanks to the May.
or and his sfticient police force, for their
watchfulness and Interest in tie street
cars on Saturday evening,as 1t has been
tho habit OF many drunken loafsrs to
board the oars and insult The paSssen-
GERS especially ladies, by insulting and
rude remarks People who live In the
suburbs sre Osm PEELED to travel late,
and are about tired If this iuto era bl Q
nuisance. We hope the Mayor will
continue the good work, as it 10 the
only thing that will break up this nui.
sance that has bean Praeticsd for years.
8. ID,
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18

AGtf0tOr ROaney CNmDeg.

For number of years the embers
of the Central Presbyterian church,
have uron the recurrence of Christmas,
made some church or benevolent object
y handsome present. Last year the
West church being financially Smbsr-
raFed was not forgotten by Central, and
this year 1t Is proposed 70 give what
ever may be contributed to the Rod
nsy street chapel, to assist with the
new buildirg which 1t is proposed to
erect this spring. There has been sew
eral thousand dollars raised for this
purpose, and as more money will he
needed, 1t is proposed to donate this
years Christmas fund.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
Correction.

1t seens that the young nan
gagged in q fight a few NIGHTS
reported In the REPUBLICAN on
day, is not a member, out only .
on, of the Reliance Fire Co. 1t
said that his antagonist Is not 0
Der Of the Rose Bud Assembly
dispute which led TO the enc0uli
Cured at tho ball OF the A1ll
Labor. If the case should Do n
before the Mayor 1t will not Y
difficult to get at the facts.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
uaw 10 cot Kraa ROard.

Last Saturday evening two strange
men applied at Police station for
and upon being told that they
could not be accommodated, proceeded
to Front street anu deliberately broke
a large light of glass in the window OF
9. d. HoTnsr's seEar store. After
breaking the window they made no
effsrt to escape, and when taken into
custody by Special Officer Thomas,
that they had committed the
act, and said they had done 1t for the
purpose of being arrested so that they
could obtain food and lodging. They
gave their names 80 Frank Sheppard
ard Barney O'Conuer, and in default
of fine of 81 and costs each were COM
mitted,
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
Christmas Festival:

A Christmas festival will Je given
by the German American School AS.
sociation in German Hall on Thursday
December 28th, for the benefit Of the
soheol f. I'D. The scholars will b.
examined and presents distributed
The sehOol Ia now in good condition,
end tho scholars under the able tuition
Of Miss Sutton and her assistant are
making rapid progress. A rcrresenta-
tive of the REPUBLICAN who Stopped
in the school for few minutes this
morning, found the little ones busily
engaged with their lessons, aud the
teachers equally busy in instructing
them.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
HOW W0mklfDE got away ffOm
Blaine.

WASHINGTON, December IA
writer given to original forms of ex
preston, In a recent letter from New
York to friend In Washington, thus
describes an incident which he witness
ed at tho Fifth Avenue Hotel, New
York, on December 9. The Hon
James G. Blaine and wife were sitting
at breakfast at u table, at the end of
which was chair tilted forward TO
show that it was engaged. Directly
the Hon. Roscoe Conkling entered and
strutted up with all his Senatorial dig
nifty, that is a thousand pounds to ths
square inch. Before he reached the
reserved seat he saw the enemy aud
instantly there was fash of heat light.
ing over his lofty countenanoe, and
turning right oblique he solemnly
marched to the further end Of the din
ing room. A smile, mild as moonlight
Oh back yard, played on the intelec-
tual outlook o. the plumed knight.
Mr.. Conkling has aged amazingly In
the last hve years. That famous lock
has disappeared from his lofty brow and
the SHOWS of age have whitened his
dome of thought, once covered with
golden hair.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
the West End Thieves.

The gang Of thieves which ipfej
west end OF the 9TH Ward, an ey
CT two ago tried to break inf,
shoe store of William A. Bacop,
coin street near Delaware An
They had opened the shuttor and
cd tho window, but finding a dI
side whioh was disposed to Conts
further progress OF the thieves theJ
IDENTIFY withdrew. These fellows
keep on until they run against the
zle end OF a shooting iron and lid
pens TO 20 of by the force Of the Cd
sioDthey will have themselves aloi
blame for II.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
A Good BOMdsInan.

A New York chambsrmala '
raigned on Tuesday on the Guar.
petty theft, and, being required
boud, John E. Betz, a i,n. Pnl'i
brewer, stepped forward. Inc s,.3
with commendahle caution, Ts1 W.
know how much money MI ~ ~
worth clear OF inoumbrancs' h'1
could have era wled thFou1a
when the brewer replied: 1--WE
liOuR of dollars,
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
sale CF "a wife.

A dispatch rOports much excitement
in Stokes county, N. G., over the dis
covery of the sale of Mrs. Alfred Jen-
kins to Mr.. Noah Glidewell, g NeighDer
of her husband, for $500. The vender'E
explanation of the TRANSACTION is that
"he wanted to move away and was not
abe to take his wife," while the vendee
took her because he was tired of
living alone" No compnlsion was used,
for Mrs. Jenkins cheertuIly agreed 10
the sale," AMI transferred herself to
.blideweIl without aBy objection, and
now expresses Lergelf Is perfectly
happy and conteuted" in her new
home
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
Died Buddeniy.

Mrs. Maria Eagap, So years
died very sudden : last SAturuSy \
noon at 1872 East Sixth street. !
lady, although somewhat onlIdla
enjoyed excellent health for pc
her age, and nothing wa5 known
themarter with her until a few .
before her death. NJ.
The Coroner and DR.. OgIe sit'l
tigating the case, gave a Sefun'
death from natural causes
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
RLOnr Store RemnvsI-

William d. Pickles ia now Con-eI
ly hxed In his new headqSsrter
south vast corner of Fiith and
Stret ts, where he has room to |
himself, and where he has r.Ors
for the accommodation VI bis d
Greasing patronage. Hens we'll
and prepared TO furuish IN thasA
notice just the kim ct -four uteat
he has fortunately the p0Est
sagaeity to know without beir
what Is needed. He las row
the roomiest and bes. Supplied
stores in the clty.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
FIFTH EDITION
The n a o. Te,.---.--,.---I

m. 80. TeieEFaph Line
me Baltimore and Ohio ,eIa.
lire from Baltimore 10 Nav yc SeIegt1
sages. The line runs thropSah' SI'af 9
do Grace, Elkton, Newark WIZ wg1 hal
sno Chester to Philadelphia an1 lung
by almost An airline to N Snu tne
through New Jersey and statsO UT NJ !
IL consists throughout Of I a ny dsla
capable OF carrying twenty.tvpp pO,c, =,
seven Of which ara already %o 60 Wy
tween this city and New Yorb bo'rugE
mp through Baltimore And tha wiz
~ up from Fort HamiltSr 'ug W
Brooklyn and over the great snaI anfq
brifge TO New York. 0"Spens
The Baltimore and Ohio IN
Ing the line from New YoIE 1ouSSI ,aE
delphia have made a new " T
crossing from New York to RSpaI Rloa
over the Suspension bridge anH n'oo 70
across the Narr0ws by ca6is au Iaua, ~ e
government property at F5rts 1I uu
ton aud Richmond, then bv 30 90 n
airline across Staten Island "a "as u
jersey TO Camden. All tho oIs "ua
cross by cable direct from NV VIZ
to Jersey City, forming at tbooo 1oo"
a net work OF cables. A'''
Inc Baltimore and Ohio gots A
plete system of Its own, rsa"birs
New York as far west as CEjaus Cus
St. Lonis, covering Philadelobias 4
more, Washington, Cincinnati 7
Vile, Pittsourg, Columbus, Obio
intermediate points, fotAlinvy ya'0 a
line, Connections north, sentb
a1d southwest are being raniSIU
ed with cooperating telegram
railroad companies Ricbmopd
Norfolk have been alrsl ldy rsacba aCI
sides leading points in Nav % nv
aud the States of New York and a.
sylvania. u
The new Atlantic cable, wbich
expected will be laid psyt Vn smn
will give additional strength T -
Baltimore aud Ohio system an AMI -,
nections. Both cable aud land lin
to he constructed in the MOST ,mn,
aud substantial manner, and iar az
For several hours on Saturday avl
an operator at the Logan House in y
city in which a telegraph maehir /
placed was kept busy iu answsrin
sending test messageS Itlstbe
tion of tbs company to have A al
telegraph station at the Logsp A
until the new road and a depot IA
when the Office will b. removed
the latter,
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
:slsEEANE|

~ sSSkIsA11zs 2kNs
/ san rises I'll. san ssts -.
CHRIS ASld h hest.
Order PhilA. goods, VaFy's express.
A good line Of Christmas goods. 0Ss. stsrS.
u. 8. Humphrey q Bro, sne.prIss matters.
Dr. harmon once, 1874 Camao st., Phila.
Loves query-"What Is your income, da.-
lingH"
For cut flowers and funeral designs 20 to
S4S Market st.
Fine Is X. rialn Gold Rings, al E. K.
/ Hanf's, 10 last fourth street.
Go To MuIiin for yeur Christmas tobacco
and cigars, West Front street.
Dr. Simms' Pain Ssarcher, tho pOrfsotiOn
Of paia medicines. The giant pain cure.
Many u man too lazy TO make Els own liv-
ing, is very industrious when in making love.
He who blows out the gas upon retiring at
night will leave his breath behind him be-
I ore morning.
A New jersey man has patented stove
| that eXplOdes aL 10 O'Clock at night. He has
four dauR ,efs.
1t seems that the officers OF the Jeannette
were not on friendly terms; even after the
Ice was broken.
A soft answer may turn away wrath, but it
is far safer h. trust to the legs In case the
other party is real mad.
The Cincinnati Gazette has depart m snt
headed what Is going on In Society," Per-
| b APPS 1t is paint and powder,
"How csn expand my chest2" asked q
stingy fellow Of a physician. by carrying
a larger heart in IT, was the reply.
The best is always the cheapest, and yGu
will tind that Hollis makes the best Oafamels
at l2l Market street, second door below Second
street.
The owner ofa fur-lined circular considers
1t reckless extravRgarce TO keep 1t buttoned
90 tight that one end won't blow back and
show the fur.
A young man who undertook to trace his
family back two centuries, struck peniten-
tlary before he had exhausted one century,
and concluded to stop.
A bOnDet OF this season, in order to be Of
any account, mast have hve cOntI asting col
Ors to correspond with the changing colOrg
on the faee OF the man who foOts the bill.
Detroit Free Press. When an Ohio man s
In debt, hard up, sick and utterly digcaur-
aged, lie Doesn't commit Euicide. He goes
to the postotf1ce and gets letter informing
him that he has fallen heir to tOO,t0o.
BRANDIRs- BRANDIRs a
Just received large invoice Of pure Cali-
fOrnia grape brandy, va rranted to be dis
titled from the pure term jHtGh Juice of the
gra pc, for sale by .hs ga.teu " DotGie, James
A. Kelley, s. W. corner ot TCn.O ana orange
streets.
John y. Bryant Of the Penna. house, Front
and King Streets, has Just received lot VI
beautiful morocco bound albums, and he
can supply some for from SS apiece upwards.
These goods are warranted and will be sold
cheap for cash or on the InstallDent plan OF
small r0athly payments. Cali at Penna.
House and examine stock or send postal and
Mr.. Bryant will call on the people.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
Medical LeelAFea.

Tomorrow evening DR.. Hall
celebrated medical lecturer, will
mence a course OF lectures at IuI
Hall. The lecture tomorrow
will be on " Diseases Of the Thro
Lungs" On Wednesday evening
Stomach, Liver and Kidneys"
day afternoon private lecture for
only, and in the evening priya
ture for gentlemen. These lectuI
thoroughly practical, and as Di
has fully investigated all these 81
cannot fail to prove interesting 4
structive.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
nes,nrs On Wsdnesuay n \

The Unity Club will hold 'GsI %
lar weekly meeting at the .. ~ y
Church Eighth and West Ss,I
Wednesday evening, when 'pr .,rbI
addressed by DIR. Wila9n On a -
of Ig'am or Mohammed ana A%
A cordial invitation is extepu01
to be present.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
Fire tMla Morning

Word has been received in this city
that tho barn of Robert Cochran, near
MidGletown, was destroyed by fire at
au early hour this morning. = num-
Der of horses, mul0s and fattsned hogs
perished In the flames. The fire is sup
posed to have been the work Of an in
cendiary.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
Deeenl brr and Nay.

Gen. W. H. Noel, aged 81 years, and
. leading citizen Of Mecklenburs conn
~, N. q. was married last week to Mira.
Mar thA d. Williamson, aged go years.
they have the reputation of being the
Dsst-looking couple of their age in the
county.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
MAR KHED,

SANDERSON-C N-CaMFGYS--On c Thursday,
the I4th inst., at all WSshir gton street, by
Rev. Ii. SandersOn, Mr.. Joseph NJ. San.
dcrsOn, and Miss Uora Comegys, both Of
this clty.
HRACKLN N-PENNOCK-In Philadelphia'
on 18th inst, by the hev. oeeley H WIZ
lisms, Mr. v iiliam M. Brsckin, Of Chris.
tiaDa hd., TO Miss Ad laids Pennook, u
Chester Co., Pa,
West Chester papers please copy.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
Arm RFOR6u.

Mrs. s. A. Benson fell ttOI N
while adjusting a window y ~ -
Saturday, and broke her. arm tSs
places. In the absence o. Sn' 4
physician, d g. Keables. pa, ,adv
duced the fracture. Tue lSJ, aotsd
doing rs well as can be e1p0O''1
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
nRANDIRa- = nRANDIRa
KnlHRA.

Taggart's Express would respectfully
inform their patrons and friends that
they continue to receive goods at their
ONCE at Chestnut street wharf, Phila-
delphia, up to D. NJ. daily. Goods
delivered promptly and at reasonable
prices.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
koEN@UB Fall,

Last evening Mr.. Jesse Pyle 80 years
OF age, residing at No. 934 King street
fell down the cellar stairs and fraotur-
cd his collar bone and sustained other
ljdries. DR.. Morrison who was i'm
mediately summoned pronounced his
Injuries as being very serious.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
DEARHR

HADDOCK - Suddenly, In Wilmington.
Dec. II, of malieu att typhoid, James, son
of Robert and Kate V. Haddock, aged 8
wears.
Funeral private.
M ES SICK ON sunday Tire 17th inst, ChIis-
tian Messick, age d 65 Years
Relatives and friends are respectfully tnVl-
ted to atter his flns al from his ate rest
dence. 222 East sixth stree. on Thursday
morning at 9 O'Clock. High Mass at st.
Mary's church
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
Baptism Last EvenHEE.

There was one Candidate baptiSed by
immersion last evening ut the German
Baptist Church at Fifth aud French
streets, The ceremony was per formed
by the pastor Rsv. II. V. Cell. There
are several others that will be baptised
In q short time.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
MttantIOn.

Ladies' ) on cannot do net hss'sl "a,
90 to Beckett s, 1cs and llO ! ). IIl a"
and purchase a b x OF ~, =, o,' ,cII
as a press mt to your lover ~
mas.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
A LurEe paper ON Saturday

The REPUBLICAN, will issue 80
column sheet next Saturday, and ad-
vertisers who wish TO avail themselves
II it's large circulation will do we'll to
send in their favors as early as ponsi'
Gle,
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
APrnncess' SILVER wsdGIsg

The silver wedding of the Grown
Prince aud Princess Of Prussia is to
take place on the 25Gh of January, and
preparations Of every conceivable cha
ACter are under way.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
The LRfDad.

Suttsrley B Co. have increased their
help and are now able to attend to all
their customers and have all their
work on time. Gallery 800 and Mar
kst street. Open In the evenings.