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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-03-02

THE Coroner's jury investigating the
fire in the old World building, New York
City, found that the fire originated from a
defective flue; censured Potter and his en-
ployees for neglecting to apply for a proper
permit for repairs, and the carpenter for
not giving the alarm of fire promptly, and
commended McDaggert, fireman, and
Charles Wright (colored), bootblack, for
bravery in saving life.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-03-02


FATHER O'FARRELL, an esteemed
Catholic priest, committed suicide in Peo-
ria, Ill.,, on the 18th, by cutting his throat
and a vein in his arm. For several years he
had suffered from painful dropsical COM
plant, and got into the habit Of taking
drugs to relieve the pain. The doses were
recently reduced by his superiors because
they thought he was taking too much. 1t
is supposed these circumstances produced
temporary insanity.
THE Pennsylvania Military Academy,
at Chester, burned on the 10Th. The entire
loss will foot up 500, 900; insurance, not
over $4,000. All State and Government
property was saved. The students saved
most of their personal effects. Fire origi
mating in Meisenheimer's clothing store,
Robinson County, Hans, on the same day,
destroyed every business house in the town
except one, twelve stores, two hotels, the
post-ofice and one dwelling being swept
away. Loss estimated at $4,000.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-22
FOURTHEDlTION
ELRCTKIO LIaH EE.
A NumbsP of stores 10 nc LiKnIeG
NJ an Early Day.

A Number of stores 20 nc L'kn nSod
a. IN EarIy Day.
For several days past wOrkmen have
been engaged in placing in position on
arms OF tho Mutual Union Telegraph
poles, a heavy encassd copper wire, for
the purpose ef introducing tha electric
light into number of business houses
on Market street. The plan was con-
eeived some time ago but Tor some uL-
explained reason no active steps were
taken unLil within tue past few weeks,
when company vas formed aud the
matter is now being pushed 10 couple
ton.
rns apparatus used will be what IL
known as vhe Wallace electric machine
and will be driven by a twenty horse
power engine, which the company have
rented from Remington & Co., ma
chiuists On Last Front street, and the
necessary machinery is located in u
building in the rear Of bheir wHrRs.
The wires will run from this building
up Loln bard tO Fourth street, up
Fourth to Market, and thence to the
Storrs whiou are 10 bs lighted.
The lamps are similar TO those thab
have been used for u long time BY the
National Dredging Company neat the
mouth " the Chrlstlana, III which tbs
o~er carbon Is Stationery The ez-
pRnse Of Introducing the electric !Rnt
Is borne By the company, AZ, is also
that Of the CarbOns which a!e renewed
daily.
The oost of the light will Of course
depend in great measure on the mum.
Der used, and IL estimated at present 10
be about - cents per night for each
IGmn.
I :"Lt' 'dlu2n connected with the entec
pIIse said this morning. that II they
wtrs properly pairOnized, ,t4e cOst could
be reduced " about one half what it
now Is. Tue following parties have
agreed to have The lamps Introduced in
- their stores and il the arraUGements
Cal possibly be completed will be sup
Piled NTH the IEut ior the est time
Tomorrow evening.
Lawtun a,Chlna sore, 6Ul Market ri +,
Two bgltB; { +. Thomas s. Co, 42l
Market s,Iert, Two liGnts; j. =. Dough
ten, 4lO hIrRct street, three liHhtS;
Granville Worrcll, Masonic Temple,
one night: ii. X. Watson, Institute
Building, one light: John Moore, 2@S
Market street ono light, c. +. Rudolph,
2al Market street, two lights; j. W.
D!efeudort, Fourth and Market stlccts
iour lightp; Mutua! Union Telegraph
Co., Third and Market streets, one
hight.
1t ls the Intention Of several OF the
aOSre party 10 have "A number of lights
Introduced, II they should provo satls-
factory. II Was thought last evening
tha; the lamps wuuId all be Ia position
aud ready 10 hight thls evening, DuI
owing TO unavoidable delays in rEcriv.
ing tho fXtures, and the bad wGa hor
to-day; they wIll not Le ready before to-
morrow evening,
Daily Republican., 1882-12-22
NeRIh,R NRlnEn.

The death Of John p. Hudson, high.
lg respected and influential citizen OF
S.. Georges huudreh, who resides near
the village OF St, Georges, which occur
ed on the IS h inst Cau.e3 vacenCyIn
that community which wIll be uard t.
flI. Mr.. Hudson had been sufferer
for long time with consumption. De.
ceased was successful farmer and &c
umulated u vast amount OF real estate
in and about the village Of 81. Georges
He WAS q director Of tho DaIHwa g City
National Bank and the oldest Trustee
Of the st. Georges M. T.. Church. lie
was in his 10Th year and leavtN wife
aud several grown children. The de-
ceased WAS buried in the A,hury Gene
lery, near MGDOuOugh on Monday last.
THO DECEASED was welI.EnOwn for
biz charitable acts ard aiding young
ueu ia starting business lilr He was
y 'taunCh Republican but neyer min.
gteI in politics.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-22
Dew,n of MD UlA Ci,lxan.

Joseph Crawford an aged aud respect
ed citizen died at his residence near
Glasgow Oh Sunday last il the 721 year
of his age and his remains vera inferred
to Gay III the Glasgow cemetery. Mr.,
Crawford soon after the war removed
ID this city where no resided several
years AMI then moved back to his farm
but several Of his Sous still remain here,
When the var of the rebellion broke
out Mr.. Crawford WAS Democrat,
but when Fort 6umpter was fired upon
he united with the Republican party,
and inspired by their fathers patriot
ism his sons followed him and took up
arms in defense of their Gountry's flag.
Mr.. Crawford was a member Of the M.
L. church and a consistent Christian.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-22
Fine PnDaP R0lIH

The LObdell Car Whee! Company 0
thls city have just finished ready f.,
shipment set OF chilled cast iron pa
per roll, to he used in the manutactrr,
VI paper. The set comHri4es 'tne roll.
and when seen Tins morning hy a RE.
PuBLICAN reporter hey meFe placed ~
frame ORe above the other, in ru.L.
ner similar IT, the way they vail III
placed When IN active operation
This was done IL order to ascerta {,
If they WOuid WORK properly. tn,
test proved very satisfactury, AZ lLey
were Ee,tert fit IN tn hrst rrial
Ihr top roll measures ljXSO iuChpB On
the surface; The second and eighth orr
measures l2ASO, the ivc centre oues II
400, while the bottom one, upon which
al the upper ones resi-, ls lSXSO, TIE
whole number combined weighing -,
500 pounds or ! 900 tons complete.
The rolls are Cast and finished by this
tirm aud for superior excellence cannot
te oxCelled. The upper rolls are cast
and flushed perfectly straight aud
cylindrical while the bottom roll is
ground with sufficient crownlng u
maze perfect joint and the joiDts
are perfectly parallel with each other.
Tie surface of the rolls are as hard as
tenn rercd steel.
They are the first ever tried together
at these works, and, as previously stat.
ed worked very satisfactorily. The
grinding Of the patent chilled rolls uas
hrst beRuu by this firm in 1864 and
1860, previous to that they wero ground
Oy working two together with tho aid
Of emory. The manufacture Ct those
rolls Is under the pervision OF JaRer
Craig, a practical mAChiDist, who learn
ed his trade with the above named firm
together with aGo!her gentleman o
equal ability.
Tiese roll will be properly boxed ant
shipped Tomorrow 10 city IN Mass
&C husttts.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-22
Teacher Fstnss in school,

Yesterday afternoon during school
hours Miss Lulu PIyuter, teacher al
No. Z School Finu and Pine street.
while engaged in giving exercises on
the Black board swooue1 ana fell, striE'
ing her head ON chair. Dr. Ball wa.
Immediately summoned aud succeeded
In restoring her to consciousness, "itsI
which she was removed - h0r home on
East Fourth street.
Miss Payntsr IL \ daughter of Levi
Paynter member Of Council from the
Fonrth ward,
Daily Republican., 1882-12-22
Public Uplnluu.

5t me kBIubIiGAl.
Au Intelligent canvass Of public
opluIUn nss Dn&tled us 10 clearly de
iernire that tbs people 40 not want
any iutsrIarence with che King street
ndrEeN The farmers who como tU this
market nave almost UuiversslIY signed
q rtmoustrauC0 r. Tne merchants Of Mar
ket street are nearly unanimous in the
yuInlcu that /! would not be nst 20 them
'!auy Of them would prefer 10 have IL
back on Market street and they have
Sigued the general remOnatrauce pub
llshed in the REPUBLICAN on last
THURSDAY. 1t il expected by this even
ing that upwards of fifteen hundred
uOuaGde pcrsops will have signed
against the removal Of the King street
market.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-22
Mayors Court.

Last tveLin a resp ab',
man Was charged with Il sort
! duct, and u.lDg threatnl0g au
| Language to / CoIoret nlau,
! wts CONTINUED, u a,,D" him I
witnesses IN his ltto.se.
| WiI!ilm Baldwin va, bAt
same o,d cGarg Of druu m
! fined 30 cents aud os-t,.
Palrl1k Co.tughau and
! Kane were charged By j.. o y
with ihorter,y 'Juil.tNa ltJ
store IN the Ny.:r p4rt vi
The wines swn.r tlar u pi
y HON the hc. uh'm We, hal 4
to tear his p.a" out.
I Harry Sharp ey, Esq, appeal
young men, bat the Mayor /
them guilty ard imposed Il
! cents aui . StS eaCn.
| rul- morning there were
DRINKS, ruIuk th.D Uo.ns Al
| dan. rOry were each hnud ~
costs.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-22
A WtImigEionl-4 IDiI

On Wednesday isst, George
der, ~ resident of this clty VIC
dale, Chester County, Pa, wh
mairled at the notel over q
! the morning he arose, drea
! started to 40 down Dtaits,
| missed his ioOtIng and ieIt az
door at the bottom Of tao ssaIl
ing It open, and throwing |
great forcs against a Siann,
his hip aud cutting s'VeFa
| his head. He was p!Gk5d up !
icaI assiatsuc" rendered diteF ,
was conveyed 10 his toihe III
The injurIes received were 81
! that no had to G' COME "l
stages, requiring eIgl' Aoais =,
the trlp, d dls,anc9 o' opiJ
miies. The injured man 10
ilnproVi Dg uDo"r the t''' o.
! oh yslClan.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-22
rnrs..ase.r Eea! tsta

John '. cuhsty, & SsG, '.,, .n8.j ID
torGgy tco,a Ms. I,t1'0 VI rsa ~ 4
S'.S s.: co1sr sS.''o ., Second a.1 12nI s.,2IS
and the oug auj0tuinE on ''J?" f,"ol
for $500. Tnr lot L"' ..s.v q ARE .,rsl
Six1g SS lee, on second street
Daily Republican., 1882-12-22
CngtaI Holiday "ifi''

W. b. Cole, the p'puIlf III l"'I \
pisner, offers a hue aasoFSn IL, !
in his ire. Elegant nrch|Efr Ear,
tifu! FOXES, G.Ovosr ''''"'''
sn1s,s, stI ~ six hanlfe'SA.,.. s..s,. InS laS
thtpso evrry,ody kn""s J. m5 ,n1 !
Co,y'5 th3u any ether ''1'"H
r,uu 2v2 Msrk,t 81.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-22
Great phJied.Jnn,s

A fire occur-ed lat eveniu
smiths Hal on Library strsl
Fifth, Philadelphia. IL wa
building; SIX stories in AoigH
front Of OrNwn stone. Tue M
discovered d Ia the staoni ID
back bulIdiuRaud tho dal. vi
destroyed. There we're a h
tenants In the building, ,hs
losers being Lehman & BoI
ographers ent printers, Slj0,0
insureIi"; T.. {, MarkIa, x 81
ers, SO 600, Insurance. Sg0gO
Han"Uteu y TO-, d.arf. ID
skins. t25,0y0, Insurance Ei4 4
Haehl, n.wa8 the owner Of the
and his loss lis estimated a:
with an Insurance Of Slo,0OD.
Of Philadelphia DispeAsa
partially burned apI sever
otnersurrounJting properties
aged somewhat by tho falliI
water and smoke.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-22
AppoInssa EuDertutonG Gons

ChArles B. Draper, assistant to the
superintendent of Tho RiVerView GENE
terry this city, has been appointed BY
the managers OF Lehauoa cemetGryr
hiladelphi1, superintendent of that
place. The appointment Is a good one
and Mr.. Draper Is fully competent to
fill the position.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-22
GROCRRIEs, FKrIT, HTC.

Lemon & Co., manufacturers Of pia n
and ornamental candies and bnB cahr
bakers, at No e3l Market greet, haV"
made special arrangements tor the
holidays and now have the largest aud
best aeBortment Of goods in thelr linz
over before otf7rrt il This city. Their
STOCK cOmprlses sue roasted J-tdau ans
smCotno aIimOL4s, bOu bong, cream
wsluut9. CGranels, fine French Caud.e,,
fruit, etc.
Jas. p, Palmer, 10. 2 W. sixth
stree, G8B fac stoch OF teas, cyti~e4
and sWce-, freah and pure. Ma;I.t
basks.s 4 are delivered free Of char ~
all purchaae" made there.
A barrel Of fle HqCtor hour Woutd
make a BpI ndid Christmas Present for
anybody, W. J Murruw, No. AZ
French street IL tn" headquarters for
3ne -four. feed, etc,
Tons Of coffee and tea are offered at
Cuppen' Il sea sore, No. ) Ed5. Second
street. Special artang. g.meHts have been
made for the holiday ,eason in the Sc
lection Of gpiCes for Christmas baking
"A full line Of JapaEese ware at iOw
prices.
?. j. Ford, Front ani Mary aud ave
nue., has a large aaGcE Of groceries,
'rulJe, nuts, etc, rJr the hC'iday trade,
a ton Of eOlj delivered IA the cellar
af p nerdy friend, HOua ur highly aD-
prerIateJ as gift o. jar olidays. The
place ~ purchase can Ina uu4r coal
ia at uoO w. bu.n u "OIs, Fr9nCL
street. wharf.
The Boston 20 csrt .'Urp IN sl.l ne
head Il lart-r- iOr CDrDJmts uad &ow
Ypar's gJvds aud he r-i articles oy or
Ctigred tOr the or.2s Do.l anar hes, tea
aets, al t.,A'et uoche wagons, cOcEInQ
hOrsta "rC0 hyF, bird caee+, tV,ga gid
and Slvrr i.iIird waTC ElmGuher.s' i
pace 9Ol M@rks, stresr, corner Eighth.
James A. KrII =, .. " corner Zen h
Az Orange stregt5, bas stock Of hut
cbampagnes, ciarrt5 and sUulerues,
SGotrteu, port5. DIaudle3, runs, gin,
wu.-hI.r, sIes al the !amOu- rock
Caudy and rye whishey t0r ;hIcat and
lung disease.
k,,1se x Bro No. 6 Eagt Fourth
street, have large asB0rtmersUre etove.,
heaters, ranges aud tn WA:G A num
Dor of useful articles for prcsehbs can
bs secured at this establishment.
M,lIard r. Dhgjn, lue pOpU ar la@ ci'
er, No Q ELS See Jul rect, uaa IL fine
assortment Of je"t.rI silver ware, etc.
compri5iu all the Attest novelties il
that inc. Fine gold aIl silver WauGhe.
are just the things Tor a CbrIs5lnA'
present
A half dozen cabinet pho oRraph
taken 1T SlJterIey'a galleries, J02 Mar
ket street, wouId MAKE desirable pres
snlB among your friends. Satisfaction
guarau teet to all who sit Tor phOtOs
Handsome waiung rooms and lazy at
PENDANTS
r. M. Weir, the granger store, Nc
1O3 East Sixth street, offer their i'm
nense stock, Of fue groceries, fruit
o,o,, at remarkably low prlCOs. Rails
ins, currants dried fruit AID every thin
usually kept In q frst-clsss grocer
store,
Daily Republican., 1882-12-22

A western paper says Nothing will
cure some sick men more quickly than
an Office, properly applied. --.This cure
may be very successful in many cases.
but We would say; If n man sutfers
from a cough or cold, give him Or.
Butts CUngh Sy?up.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-22
EIastIOm of OmIcerA,

Harmony Council United Friends Of
America, on Tuesday evening elected
the following officers:
W, P.-C. +. Sawyer.
W. V.-Miss Alios Cornell.
X. S-Wm. 7. Davle.
Treas.-Wm. Tuhar.
Sr. W Richard Heritage
Jr. W.-Miss LiZzn Freeze.
Chap.-Mrs. Ella X Davis.
Sr. G George II. COnuOr.
Jr. G..-Mrs. Mary HlI6drn.
|. S.-JOhn s. Stephens.
o S.-Wm. W. Neal.
Trnstes-James X SutteriOy.
This society meets every Tuesday
mig hit in tao Gawlhlup Building.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-22
Dolls: nUIIS!!
An EHDIOHEOu,

The boiler in the kitchen Of one oI
the new houses erected by william
Dean Of Newark, burst a few days ago,
blowing the range to pieces, aud slight
ly iniurinR Charles King AMI David
Constantine who were doing carpenter
work in tho room.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-22
Apoenry isOrse Eles

Another vaIaabIe !veY NTl
longing to Z, T sDron', TAi'n !
suffering with tae p.o1'' F'1
! Tor three Ua}-. mont. ." 4
having bGen p,ey!oIS'. "@'. )
might ftcrn IT,. tt0c'5 'i 'h'. . q,
stss. TGa horse was yt.""' "
$3.50 and is Tine thIrd o.e o'.sa
Stroud, thai nas dlou IA'' ,s,OI "o'
eptaihsg . loss OF ifo'" S,'y, :,
Several Of the Other ho'7r3 '''N y,
symptoms OF the dis""o'' o.. ,o"' 80
, watch is KEPT on Their wo't ilio'
rsmeI.es applied al oHy+' >. J..
tbougbt that any more VIII ''''
Daily Republican., 1882-12-22
OUR PRICELIST:
ERGOATH.

800 90 Custom MAIDS Oyercoats,
Satin Lired 5000 Il 1900 |
A5 10 Custom Made Overc"aLa,
Double Twi', Serge l4OO u $3.50 !
$40 CO Custom Made OverOoa atE, I
Satin Sleeve Ltn'nR 1880 x 1880 !
$50. 90 Custom Made OverCUats,
Satin Facing 5000, II n0 K 1900 |
$500 Custom Made OyercOats,
Satin Fac ng $50 q 975
Daily Republican., 1882-12-22
-----------~ ---anr- - --
HIHaVe Been a lIllctsd

with an affection of the throat from
childhooh, caused by diphtleria, and
uave used various remedies, but nave
nsver found anything eqnaI to Brown >
Bronchial Troches." Rev. q. Nj r..
Hampton, Ptketon, Ky. Sold only IN
boxes.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-22

The roller skaters friend-It cures
their 4 rained wrists, skinned limbs,
cut noses and bruised bodies. No roller
skater or other skater can afford 70 be
an elemy OF s., Jacobs OIL.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-22
DEAErgH.

BpuLpEN-in this city, N the .1:h inst,
CHnrIoH J. Bould"n, uged ~ yrar@.
Relatives and frsu, are respectfully IN VI
ted 10 attend The iuncrnl from lll late fefi.
dencG, Front and DiGy ton stree.s on sSItuI
Gay mrrntnY ~ ten 0'ciOCM. lnteIAeut at
Mt. Salem oele cry.
MlCHENal.-~-' n lhe 2rlh inst annie L.,
dauyhtor Of Jctl .rson aDd Amanda MI.
snGr, .Red IS years
TIC relatives ami friends 0f tho family are
requested 10 attend The funeral from the ret
ldehce VI her parents, 81 Adhns street, on
Sunday the 1itb inst. services 1T tho house
1T 10 o'clock, a. IN.
Chebter county parcrs please COPY.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-22
ia OVercOats,
90 Suitings,
1870 PantalOOns

All which are to be made in
regular Merchant Tailor
style. These goods W il |
be shipped US this week and
will be one OF the FINEST
los of HOLIDAY GOODS
to be found in the city.
The prices will be as usua
Daily Republican., 1882-12-22
FIFTH EDIT.
A Pl0nEKnt -

| Last evening about \ 80
or more of the friends NJ n
and wife, visited their ~, rs.
Lombard street, thooccasiiooaa ioa
lor.ieth anniversary Of pIU. lS.
and the sixty -flrst i bi,,Gl tI'
The presents wero nnm...
liable among which wa"o
china dinner set from U'' HI, q.
IchurchirabIe linon, town.. Vs. II,
glass ware, handkerchief"
Of socks for The groom, 'Ip, R,,
lady over 20 years Of er. ''
| The table vac spread n
Inngth aad relresAm.ols" " .
the q, entire company served >
The preseutatlnn We ', ..
pastor, Rev, T, Il Cream NJ,
speech who spoke Of the ' h,, .
ing so q" to have friend, .
as We srow Oh, aad cIos.,I
tne happy cOnpla many =,
This was responded Ia hv
who reioIced in tho fact TIA
dealt lRhCIy with him a"J
decay OF thing, win wEi,
associated III tbs years rf !
could scarcely realize That A
40 long. Tnh house where n,
was gone; the house wbp,a n
porn WAS gone; the hon, i,
hrSt started 10 lhrlt Le1r- !
was gone all these tLiirl
nun that ne va, gTosing I'd
tried 10 make hlmsr, w. ri
aud rejoic"d that be- wsS
worthy 10 he remembered /
manner as @As shown i4,, a
The OCCASION Eaa a I.apnl
and 10 none more than n
bride OF alNt5'ons ysarr, wbd
P'eieiy taken bc sarprlsr.
nolhlu4 OF The affair unt;j (
began ~ pouc IN upon her.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-22
Advance Agent.

Oscar Rain, business agent Of Du-
pre1 u r1uedlGHs MiusrreIs, ID in the
city having bills pO4te4 tor bonert on
eu0ssdar,. Jauuary ~, 1883, TnIs
company always draws large houses.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-22
Ycu a. Ves

Headquarters for tue OLD fashioned
muIassas candles, all the ti@vors. OhI'
ago cAramals- AIlOur CsDdtes str'c,Iy
pure. Corner 9th and Market, Benson
! n Son
Daily Republican., 1882-12-22
A rail-.

Last evening man who wa+ under
the Influence Of liquor, fell down the
steps leading to Shaw's restaurant, Sixth
and Market streets. No injuries we're
received beyond good shaking up.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-22
Byceadcd &ilE n~udkSrChiefs.

Beautiful goods AZ 6J cents each.
Crosby a. Et!rs, 22Q and 22s Market
street. ONen every night th;. week.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-22
MAMREER.

Christmas Tea sets very cheap at
CrlppenS, No. B Fast Second street.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-22
GRATGSUL-C0RF FINE.
K EPPS'S COCOA
BREAKFAST.

ny d rhorOHIh knowledge Of the natural
!awl which govern tho operations or diRee
ton ami nutr uGn, and b. n gAretuI applies
ton II nae Proqnrttss Ct well selected Cocoa
Mr. Epps has rToyI1et our Drvak!u tabl9t
with Gcl'C0tely hGYOrCH beverage
wh'Cb mAy save rs many heavy dcct0rF bile
it Is by tFo It5tC'Oug Ds9 Of 81 n articles o.
diet 'haL a ron .ituuOn may he Riaduslly
6u u" unril ,,ruuE eaOugh to resist every
teoJa, y 10 Ntscaaa. lIuhGrCJs Ot subtle
maldlia'.-G bCatiuR around - ready to q;
tack WhGrey' there Is 8 weak point We may
escape MAJ" fatal snAit BY Eteplog ou'.
solves we'll fortified with pu @ blood and a
properly nOuri5hed frame. '-UlYIl Service
| az 2gtte.
Made simply with boiling wstsr or milk.
| sold in tins only thb and b), labeled.
JAMES EPPS Il Co,
He meOpAthIe GhomIstA,
LINLON. ENGLAND.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-22
SPECIAL NOTICE

We greet eur Old friendg ard patrons
At ths close Of anather year with thank
'uIue&s and hops, thankful for your
very liberal patronage during the year
past, wI;ch mas made our business 4
grand BnCcCBa, and with hope that the
next year may bring 10 M more happi-
ness, better suCC0sg and more mOUey
than ever before. There aro two things
We can DO for each other; You can
cOntribUte TO our success, and We can
make yOu happy II you will only give
US the opportunity. This opportunity
you caa take advantage Of by calling
o. cur store, No. Y Fac; Fourth street,
10 see that we are prepared to fill your
wants in tho line OF footwear and we
will convince you that our low prices
for good goods Dlake it for your interest
70 buy OF us, Our stock this season il
larger and better than ever before and
II yOr are looking tor bargains We will
show you goods at prices which will
decide goa 10 buy. Ws shall also con
tHue The custom iuaugIrathd by Us in
this Guy iWN gtArs ago ny giving to
each purchaser from now until Christ
Dlas present, and 70 all Who purchase
ono du!idrs worth aud over Il chance on
d hrXutIIuI wax t.Il valued ~ Sl2. The
doll and lrsscLts Coli now ua seen IN
rur u!s20w3 .I No. - East Fourth
street. Cal. aud aca them aud remem-
Der We give them away to our custom
erS. We have jGst T@CU.5rI hand
como line Of Lhdi",' Gems aud Boys'
shpprrs tu.tlb'a for Cbrlttmas and
New Years presents. which We are
selling At bottom prices Remember
the piRCe.
LEM CEL MARX,
POPULAR BOOT AND sHuE STORE,
NO. II EAST FOURTH STREET.
YSUBLIO SALE. - ST.uHAM d son
Z will sell il front Of ;hci- Adct!O' N,
Ill Elst 4th s;.,n
SATURDAY NOHNING, Dtu. %,
at H. o'clock
large yOu0 stnI,e, tSurd with foul by
| hat,cr god for l.. = want oi use.
dll--L h. ". stlGuAm u .rvI. hUG.5
Y OS?-AEUNGH OFkl;' = WASLDsr
! IA yesterl8 IN gu,D4 ho LEnth and
washington 10 F5,rp and I-opgn slrGG'
The ancur w.l 3n tultaDiy rew-ai i"d or iea''
( ing aGHc a 'bI5 CIfyC 4 IA TT
? nST-A HREA1T.FlH MAbE or A
L. ~ 2'.p.r'", ~ Ioes'a5 The 81
iGsj. IEe un'cr rI,l U., guinpiy reSqrdru
Oy l!lvirS ING s@A. o. ,h!s tttlce. dIi-4t
yTYAFITtD- ~ RTHI + NFAB' f. Or
w room IN QUO Jr , hor:es, 4erd Gnswe
TOO. i. I. 4 {, Elng II. dCo4.- t
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FAM tp l. q Is ! FL. ~. Gc4lat
ANTI = = Uu q i.4~ GuOI
" r..er6nss r. lllGi-. N.I. i. 81 nil
Icy street, Cccgl.6tt
Daily Republican., 1882-12-22
NhrIaEIhLiLa.

% inch Silk Umbrellas al S2, each Il
Kussels Bee Hive 3OG Market street,
Daily Republican., 1882-12-22
ruvueLOt OF FI''"'

Mr,sr.. j. K. S0tEeF'7J q, !" !
We! .known photoErspn1''a' : j; Ia
sofiprion &c for the hoIideSs; .Ssc o.IoI|
chasing elsewhere Hs ''''
largest stock il tue cI'y'
Daily Republican., 1882-12-22

DOW NlNG- FARRA-Cn Dac. RGih, lss-
by Rev. Stubs, At 1896 South Atm ottce.
Mr.. Elijah j. Downing to MisI Lnma '
FaEIa, GOTH u WILL, Dol.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-22

sutt,rIoy & Co, hay9 G, lnT''lF, aol FssI
%aiti"s WT!R ~ but but a few mna''SG s SGSIis al,
their work in three ury" Ooen
snd 3o4 Market stree '.IS in the tie
Iussjb!y, --.--.-~
Daily Republican., 1882-12-22

clothes 20 to Feru; d, O
Tailor. 5l7 Market 81
Daily Republican., 1882-12-22
LEM MUEL MARX,
POPULAN BOOT AND SHuE STORE,
NO. II EAST FOURTH STREET.

uLBLIO SALE. - S1!NHAh d son
z will sell il front Of ;hcI- Adct!O. N,
Daily Republican., 1882-12-22

,iAErt. ! = DD q ,.4% G.UD
" r..er6nS5 r. mn y. g II. 81 : nil.
ley street. cecE'6t