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Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
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Professor WigginI, the Canadian me
toorologist, who predicted that " terrl-
he storm is to come upon US in Aarcu
next, has written letter to the City
Surveyor Of New York, saying;
"The coming winter will be rsmarHa
bic for heavy and well defined storms
If were the owner Of ships would
not allow one of them TO be on the AT
lanLic Ocean on the 9Th OF February OF
on the 9th, lO,h and llth Of March
thought the former storm will be IN
ferioP to the latter. You may bsEir
marine work with safety after the mid
die OF April next. Take my advice
and save your thousands" 1t is statet
ina: the Professor is about to write t.
the Governor General warning him o.
tbs storm predicted by him for March
and advising that, if the Princess Lou
iva goes to Bermuda, the voyage should
not take place during that month l
ia significant that Mr.. Venuor deAle
that there will be- any storm OF NOR
than rhs usual proportions mex
March.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
The Stage,

This evening Elliott Barnes new
drama entitled "Only Farmers
Daughter" will be presented at the
Onera Houte by first class company
with Alice Herndon In the leading
character. The plot Of this beautiful
play 10 full of interest, its dialogue pO-
etical and homorouS, while its charac-
ters are firmly drawn and brilliantly
colOred.
On Monday afternoon the gifted and
talented Charlotte Thompson will ap-
pear in the new EAST Lynn" and in
the evening she will present the new
"Jane Eyre" which during her engage
ment this week in Philadelphia has
created such a furor. The box sheet
is now open at Thomas b Bro ., and
the seats are being rapidly taken.
On Tuesday evening the German
Church Choir Company will appear In
the ever popular ''Mascotto," and on
Wednesday evening in the "Pirates OF
PenzaDcO." The excellence of this
company is well known and needs nc
conmendati0n.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
NEWS SUM MARY.
A ADEmOGRATIC MAYOR OCsTED
OTnER IMPORTANF
ARTICLES.

In the Superior Court, at New Haven,
yesterday, Chief Justice Park granted
tho application of Henry &. Lewis,
Republican candidate for Mayor, for d
recount of the votes in the Third ward
it being claimed that package OF IL
votes WAS counted twice for Andrews,
which gave him the election GU a tace
majority of rs votes. The recount was
made IN open court, and 1t sustained
the allegation that 81 ballots had been
counted twice, TheJudge thereupOn
ordered certificate OF election to be
granted to Lewis. Several other de.
feated Republican Candidates are also
making a contest.
Argument commenced yesterday in
the Superior Court il New YORK city
on motion 10 make permanent the in
functions restraining the police from
preventing sacred" concerts on Sun
day, and from interfering with mu-
seums, 2Quariums and several store
keepers, under the Sunday closing
clauses Of the new peDat code. Deci-
sion was reserved in ali the cases.
The Dauphin County Court at Harris
burg, by regent order, changed tbe
ldate for taking cut licenses from Feb.
ruary 1st to the 18Th, thus compelling
The hotels and saloons to close their
bars nineteen days. A petition, asking
that special license day be granted,
WAS refused yesterday by the court
The failure of the Moore banking
house at Victor, New YORK., was caus
cd by the fact that Moore had lent up
ton, of the City Bank Of Rochester
SIS, 900 out of the 500, 900 deposited IL
his bank. Moore is a brother-in-law ol
Upton.
Hugh Sutherland, of Whitehall,
New York, was yesterday awarded
S15, 900 damages in the Circuit Coart
at Jersey City, for having both arms
and hip broken by an accident on the
Jersey City and Bergen Horse Rail
road in July last.
I A deputy collector of internal reve-
|nue on Thursday night raided upon an
Illicit distilery in Cumberland county,
Tennessee, destroyed the still and l5O
gallons Of whisky, and made two ar
rests,
Policeman Joseph Lanktree was ar
rested in San Francisco on Thursday
might, on two charges of burglary. ne
had stolen $4,000 worth of raw Nlk
from car of the Central Pacific Rail,
road.
Two women employed as cleaners by
the New York Central Railroad Com
pany we run over by switch engi
in the depot in New York yesterday
morning. Their injuries are believed
be fatal.
. Thomas Morrison was crushed tC
dGath at Catasauqna, yesterday by be-
ing caught between the bucket anc
. framework of the elevator at "a furnace
$ OF the Crane Iron Company.
"Forefathers' Day" was celebrated
yesterday at Plymouth, Massachusetts
with appropriate exercises, religious ant
c secular. The day was observed as
Q general holiday in the town.
= Ernest DubOurgue, who on the lO5l
!, of October last, ran through Fourteenth
+ street, New York, stabbipg a numbe
l. of women, was yesterday adjudged II
y sane and committed to an asylum.
u FL. Jones was hanged yesterday
y Louisville, Mississippi, for the murde
t1 of Thomas j. Jones in July last. In
execution was private.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
mavr,H kh~S DeDOI.

Lsmu0l Mari, who keeps the popular
shoe store at No. 12 East Fourth street,
besides keeping abreast OF the times at
all other seasons OF tho year, always
GJm,I Ont ahead about Christmas
times, and this year is no exception 10
The rs5e only that he iS little farther
In the lead than usual Every person
who makes purchase of any kind IN
the store gets handsome Christmas
present of some Kind and all who pur-
chase over = dollars worth Of goods,
are given o chance TO draw q beautl-
tul wax doll worth $12 10 be seen stand
ing In MIR. Marr's show window.
These Christmas presents will be
given out until the store OlOIO" ON Sat
uvday nighU
AS to Mr.. MarT's stock OF goods there
is none better in the city. His slippers
always appropriate for Christmas pres
ent cannot be exeelled tor elaborate
beauty of finish and durability. Shoes
Of all kinds and for every body, and q
ChriItnas gift for every customer,
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
rha EuaX Hoe E1Ixe.

Tho "Bee Hive" at 300 Market
street under the sole and active man
agement of r. L. Russell is a lively
place during the preceding days to
Christmas. The "Res Hive" has prov
ed to be a grand success notwithstand-
ing The adverse predictions OF rivals in
dry goods business and nothing is more
evident now than the fact that 1t has
come to stay. Mr.. Russell has no Spe-
cal novelties for the holidays, prefer
ing rather to provide more substantial
lines of goods. 1t would be entirely
useless fol US to begin to name and com.
mend in our limited space hundreds OF
articles to be seen at glance that
would make good Christmas presents
Amongst the best and cheapest artic!et
noted are 20 inch silk umbrellas for 81
Mr. Russell il pleased with the busi
ness outlook and is satisfied that su
perior line of merchandise such as ht
keeps in his store will bring customers
The Christmas trade this year be say
IL far In advance of that of last year.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
Phil J. Walsh & Co..
5O6 Market Street,
WILMINGTON, DEL.

vvSHE GREAT SALE OF FRUIT AT IO3
Fast sixth street still goes on. CttrOR
Kaisins and candy, candy, ratsin and citron
all day long. Ladies, We are giving you all
the advantage of great bargains in the finest
and pursst groceries that money can lu:-
chase. We keep no trashy nor stale goods;
our goods are all turned over every, week, our
to got stale We will sell you as cheap and
the pure!t and best goods as you can lur-
chase store in this county, Give us trtai.
We will convince you we will lopen to morrow
another large lot Of our sample tea at 30 1ts.,
best bargain we ever Tered. Another lct OF
Star Brand -four at SS, nice for Christmas
gift. We have lust received Of steamer a
large lot Of fine Irish dulee l6cb., excellent to
help TO make you fair, tits invaluable. Good
butter 9nd fresh eEQs, fine early rose Iota'
toes and tons of poultry for christmas at M
WlER, 1893 East sixth st. d23-St
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
n1nhh,nr a EIrn Renter

John Rank, of Cincinnati, has beer
repeatedly accused of beating his wife
during the past few months. On We'd
nesday night he was arrested in the act,
and while the City Marshal and a cen
stable were taking him tOjail near mid
night these officers were waylaid by
70 vigilance committee, consisting Of
about a score Of men and women. The
male portion laid hold Of the ofhcer'
While the women took held of RunH
and treated him to blows well-laid OIL
with whips, brrrel.FtaVes and broomS
When they we're done the women dis
appeared and the men escaped in tn
darkness.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
Person al.

f. e. Cooper, formerly connected with
the Morning News, but for the past
wear with the Washington Daily Post,
has severed his connection with that
paper and accepted position on the
local staff of the Philadelphia Press.
He will assume tne duties OF his new
position on Monday next. Mr.. Cooper
las always been held in high esteem
by his former employers and as he is
a writer of merit he will no doubt sue
coed in his new field of labor.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
OmcOFa Elected.

The following ofhcers OF Delaware
Conclave No. 2, Isproved order OF Hep
taSophs, were elected on Thursday even
ing 70 serve tho ensuing six months
Archou-,J 9, Farra
Provost-Dr, Peter Cooper
Secretary-Captain &, II. Smith
Finaucier-P. r. e. Smith.
Prelate--Rev. II. Is. Martin, NJ d.
Treasurer-lIenry Baird.
Warder-Dr. j. !, BurweII
sentinal-M f. Davis.
InHpector-C. A. LippeDcntt,
Trustess-H. II. Ward, j. b Hick-
man, W. L, Jauvier u
Representative to the Supreme Conn
Gil. which meets in Woodbury., N. J''
| in April lSS3-F. +. Cummings.
Alrernate-JOs. II. Jones.
Medical Examiners-Peter Cooper N
d. and j. p. Burwell, M. d.
When the meeting adjourned thc
mem bsrS of the Conclave were lnVi'eI
TO Fullmer's restaurant, where thoy
we're Hospitality entertained by Archon
| AleCt FarrA.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23

We bought this week 600
pairs of shoes for cash)
and when we bought this
many goods Cat this time OIL
the season. we made up our
minds that if we wanted to
close them out before New
Ye,m we would have to
m&E them. at about 60 to
rs = nts on the dollar. HAY
ing lad this object in view
(when purchasing) we can
now afford to be liberal at
the manufacturers expense,
as you will see by reading
the following price list:
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
Letters for KrAsS.

specimen letters found in the letter
hox at wainwright store, 3l2 Market
etreet, -. 1r-o;n
wriebt's and briug me that nice doll IN
ht, window. will love you ever 80
much. Your dear Bessie
Old Kriss Please bring me a pair
gum boots and gum coat, a jumper sled
; box Of tools, and don't forget the
oranges. Charlie e. r,;o pioh
Dear Old Kriss Il am Ruble Rich
snburg, and my teacher, Miss Bartlett,
savs | am a good little boy Please
Bring % me a horn, drum, candy cane,
horse and horse lines, and don't forget
bananas, oranges, etc, Rubie, Front
and Market strssts' .A.u,
near Kriss:-Please X bring me horn
candy, oranges and butter nuts, To-
Jaar oid Kriss have been very gooC
bov. Drum, Willie Galigar'
10Th month, 21st, 1857
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
POr. Orabb's Academy.

The Wilmington Academy, has thor,
oushly survived the ''Dlow OF last
week, and is now in q 6ourishing con
ditvon. All the students except three
remained with the Academy. The
school closed yesterday for the holidays
and will reopen on Tuesday morning
Jan. 2nd. About ten new students
were registered last week for the re-
opening. The evening school will re-
open on Tn ursday evening, Dec, 2Sth'
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
Attention o. U. Az MI.

Members IF Wilmington and Brandy:
wine Council, No. 3, o. U. A. M. and
she Order in General are requested to
meet in 0. U. A. M. Hal, No. AIS Mar
ket street, on Sunday afternoon next,
at ono O'Clock, sharp, to attend the
funeral of our late brother, WR. W,
JanVier.
BY order of the Councillor,
Attest: A. b. CrossgrOve, Il. secy'
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
ErBES THAT TELL.
|, [,,.,rnEHEWs'. '.,aWEs H"ss-
|,,IEsHrSo VEN FArEE"

, ,,norp the EErubL;LGiAT EErI;1,ina
h'rs. tes osy ''.s two put together her
.',s, pr e5 IN rD' The city Of Wi,%'ns WIN iGis
W. ra.r a. N'.i disputed, not on only !,
y Ut oyIp yyIipndtctively by the the otaS, tasn
Tss be RErcnLLIcA2Si 2i,,snI s1I and and
y..I '.'D6y''I' oy agents and in in
esss. 'eais. the ~ editors ofrIyaL pa pa,
np'Tss~'[df ~. %sn Of Philadelphia VINO no
49, 49, wi Wilmington papers, P.sa. an IN
s;s',6n asSs' 5nf's have 'i,'' had their Effect,
|sE1, 'a'' jgstaucss they I' have Iho reo
y, "" rors I1t'e effect upon those e.% %1" a"
.so'.s'e @ ",'s falsehood in ga',S regars 70
'So I.3a" sn"'V oI the REPUBLICAN.
'.'4@p ,1au,ty it has been given g,e!
'PP,'.DD ,,r, maliguers and fal'i-
l..,,,oin .s.s%a for themselves tho ek >!
,a"o .S' Of the KErubLIEAN, CA > +,
"a .on nrrposely and for y
s,Do.s refused TO syaI' 'n'in'
,so ,7 bseo invited time Htter
,,,to ", this oRce either per
n, ' A committee OF their l own !.
,Di " they i ry'L have Oeoa invited ia to
ll1 ns,'Irp 'Ir down Of y days 49,
,,,"t "s. and 7 count them as they
1',, I, ,Gs nr,,.. 70 watCh them "a
~ a ,py .1,l to the news boys, tt
..p !. 'I.s a, they were delivered deisi.ts to
.4rvrrs, to wa'on them AS theS
i,..j, and ,oratch them as 'ne'
4 ', ~ transient buyers, but In
|.omp'yins with this fair ofi1'
4 &,.psn'.y or slI W asserted that We Ilsd he'd
were moi worthy OF belief tina
mack OF tll!eves, that th'
',y va. a sham, a cheat, u
,re,arce, and every thing eIs'
!. bad. They gnashed thel.
,tcy lw the REPuBLIcAS
4 q ,tedoors Of ftwothlrds OF TN
Ill., c,,y Of Wilmington, an'
rI columns OF living pAylh'
isnerta Iashet them into tur!
v okpd at the columns 0
,5u a,ions, that helped TO I'll
avn papers. Having refuses
;gprRLlCAE's generous oHor
AM IL, circulation, and stlI
i'hat j was a lying sheet thei
.rg eft 10 DO to vindlcate II
or the REPUBLICAN - prov
gu.au9n. TO do this II
rard safe agents were inter
:. Thursday evening AZ eac
h, ,Lr!r quota Of psPers !
tto The number Of copies OF tn
4rAE, Gazette, and Ever
H., that each sold. ltl moth
!, pau tatr 10 state that I'll
.ralng, isatTo penny papt
RErCHLlCAE and Gazntte AI
aDprs, Uut the latter Is sold
AID news agents ten cents
cheaper than the EEruhI'
,.- first batch given lsA ~ aSen
tbJys who sell oil they can
.Le papers named as follows
.yD SEEs-BUYs.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
.-..,,.. Ann,versRry.

On Christmas night the the, I"IIoi hnIJ their
OF Faith Bible School WIZ no,u nTarcisrs
usual entertaiameut. Th9 nnd will
will commonce at 80 o'c,ock, t,on1 anu &c.
consist Of singing, reci'aStITIHIS, saiII Ss pro,
Each Of ths small scholars VIZ VIZ u TbeTe p
1e"ted 1rIa i with a Christmas gttt;; g;.inm Lmo''
% vii not be any charge for Adml8s'O"'
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23

Life is toe short to try half dszsn
different kinds of "sure Cures" when
one suffers with cough or cold STICK tc
The best and use Or. Bulls Cough
Syrup; it will cure your cough ano
never disappoint you. All druggist
sell it at twenty-five cents a bottle
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
C,,..u,.. Entertainment.

The Brandywine NJ. Il sunday SS,'1%. sn, ,rr.
will uive their annual Nhf'S.'nyIV,I NhfI'''.t tyVsdueE.
tainmtnt in the Church mex, mex ot 30
day Evening commencing "'
o'clock. racitation
solos, ducts, quartrtte' an" "'ns,rfb u Arches. G
the sch.ol accompanied ny az ai,Le with
tra Of ten pieces and will coTciUoGK ,iaa x T' rim
a a cantaIa " ~ called "U4tching kF'S' h''"
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
AmmLVorBRFy,

The twenty-seventh anniversary Of
Central Presbyterian Sunday School
will take place tomorrow afternoon at
5 o'clock. Addresses will be made by
Rev. Geo. W. Miller, pastor of Grace
Church, and by Rev. DR.. Nixon, pastor
of the church. The public are cordial
ly invited.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
mo NeRaMAr.

War department, once of the Chief
signal Officer, Washington, December
o. y a. NJ.
.cur WEATHER REPORT FOR TODAY.
For the Middle Atlantic States
1irht rains, clearing in the southern
nortions, winds shifting to south and
vest, slight change in temperature,
alipht rise in barometer.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
co,us 20 Florida.

Mr.. W. W. Joseph, Of Iowa. va Wv. Tnc city, [T,
aSss Gens Philadelphia az l2ocISGk t0IHy GHy
on Gn0 Gn'0onvilIe, Florida, where no Will
Da,naiu until Spring
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
RRCAPUTATIOl
RIP. GAIT 2. Il.

There may he few boys who sell
either tho Gazette or Every Evening
and who do not sell the RRPUBLICAE.
-Four boys sell the REPUBLICAN, eXClu-
,iyely at McDOweIlvilIe, Forty Acres,
Rising Sun, and Riddles and BancrotIs
BANKS, and their sales are included in
the above computation.
We do not know AOw many copies OF
the other papers are sold In those places
named, but W. do know 10 y certainty
that the number is exceedingly small,
or obably both put togsther not making
one to every three REPUBLICANS.
Asthe sales oi ia agents stand the
circulation Of the Two rival evening
papers both put together are don6led
by the REPUBLICAE alone with Zo5 70
spare. ,.
II must not he forgotten that tlt
foregoing does not INCLUDE either OF the
papers served by carriers sold TO trans
lent customers, sent of by mall and by
stage and other conveyance 70 neigh
boring towns. The REPUBLICAN ha'
thirteen route servers, with about l5l
papers to route, or aggregating nearly
J, 600 more papers. This, with what II
sold to agents and news boys make
lever 3, 100 and 1t takes 900 more TO sup
Iply the calls at the office, TO make NJ
the IN all and " serve the noighborihi
towns.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
5O4

il,o Nv, ,.}J G' 'lese cl agents and new.
TTa JP'' Z ,aIe not to be rnlsunders
W., ,Tb'Qs9 b,s9 the REPUBLICAN is
a,9,,D DInsret t4. higher to the pur-
a @aa "a tue Gazette It's s4lss are
tn IUeS eS creator. One koy
'y9,' - 1n'I3ocratic noighborhood
NJ. Rnt hArUBLICANS to one
ia,ob o, j.. we, we are not dome yet. The
WI" ,a1I ,s Composed of seven news
2'srv r., only tho REPUBLICAN,
" '''sn'ng, with the following
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
IF # s::'lflEt55;RR82E|iSiE.

Snu FIsea TIA, san FoL9 40.
ChrIst6eld h Best.
MiIlard F. Davis. 9 E. md ct.
Order Phlla. goods, Vary's express.
A good line Of Christmas gOOds. S9c. store.
u, S. Humphrey s. Bro, one-prlce hatters.
IDr, harmon 8 ONCE, 1924 Camac st.. Phila.
For cut flowers md funeral designs 30 to
843 Market st.
Fine lS X. ram Gold Rings, at E. L.
HanFs, 10 East Fourth street.
Caring at vacaHoy-the man with poIiti'
cal appointment in his eye.
Tho printers imp is not always imp-par'
tial, but generally inp-pertiDent.
Go to Mullln fer your Christmas tobacco
and cigars, West Front street.
A state fish hatchery will bo established
at EtiO next year.
The place to buy Christmas presents is al
Mtllard F. Davis, No. Z. End ct.
Christfeld Il Hest are selling shirts at fac
tory prices 100 dozen must be closed out
Call, 5l5 Market street.
The best Is always the cheapest, and yCu
will tind that Hollis makes the pest carahels
at III Market street-second door oeio" Secouu
street
Lots 0 hats, caps, suSpeuueIo anu uHIN
wear for Christmas presents at Moss ~
Market strest. Pices very low and VIII pay
you to call.
Far beauty Of mouIdings, want the puo
Iie to call and see. Gjlt in splendid order
and pattern, Walnut and Rosewood unsur
passable. q. X. BauGh, 5O7 Shipley St.
Go to II. II. Moore's stalls, r. and "a sec
ond street market, where you will find good
quality OF new buckwheat -four, also rol
and good tub butte, cheese, salt hsn, etc.
etc.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
Emudmy PAPERS.

The New York and Philadelphia pa
pers sold by George A. Davis, COS Mar
ket street, will be full OF Christmas
stories and poems, together with all the
latest news. Ready at 5 O'Clock in the
morning.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23

n. IOIF BOO UIb
%0a' n. 'e. the who tale. For
n aseh" aud nswGboys, who
Wv. ,..'' 's' Of sailing papers fer
,yy,,!. h" ..a' il in the business, sell
S,,. S,n. HLIcANS, G53 Gazettes, and
E.,,, E.| h'snlngH, They sell 400
H.. 'ar. ALIrAES than the whole of
lM' f." '"' papers combined. But
k,., .'''" Inc ne1t batch is con-
l,,, ,, asrn'' and newsboys wAS
.'e A"PUBLICAN.aud Gazette
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23

This is the opinion Of the Hen. Cartel
II. Harrison, Mayor of Chicago, Ills
concerning St. Jacobs Oil: When
found myself suffering from rheuma
tism, l used St. Jacobs Oil and founC
il excellent for that ailmOBt.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
ReducedPriOes

in Holiday Goods at spencer's, 200 Mar
ket street, on Saturday; all Dolls,
Japanese Ware, Books, Toys etc. must
be sol regardless of cost.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
HmStAaG prAQAmVH.

3O7 Market street is the place to get
recktss of the latest novelties Tor
Xnas presents. Call anu see them
W. IL. SinCock,
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
Gloves.

Gloves of every description for Xmat
presents call and examine before you
buy elsewhere. W, H. Sincock, 3O7
Market.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
HmbreIIAh.

Go to 3O7 Market street. and get good
umbrella in silk, m0hair, alpaca ma
gIugham; aIsI gosSarer or coats for men,
w, II, SincoCk.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23

ct is remarkable that the eouIn
American Indians never sutter ron
consumption. The cause is Their Csc GI o.
Coca. They also never suffer Win
rcrofulous ror skin diseases Ihey
roach a very old age, and frequently,
pass their full century," (see IournSl nl
Of the Royal Society of Vlsnna). For
-eok Iungs, chronic coughs, asth ma,
sh0rtness of breath and female sntfer
ings @ uss Liebig Co.'S. Coca Beef Tonic
Beecher's Gallery oren all dayChrist'
uaa, 9lj Market street.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
Elk HaudKerchIefs

A splendid assortment OF silE hand,
kerchiofs and muf1iers at 3O1 Market
St. W. H. SinGock.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23

Children's, Boys, Youths
and Gents Congress and
Button Caters and Hook
Balls from $500 to $3.50
Boots from S1.75 to $3.50,
Every pair Solid Leather
and warranted to give good
wear, and if not if you will
bring them back we will
give you a new pair free Of
charge.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23

The photograph Gallery of Beeoher' g
will be- open all day Christmas, 80
! Market street.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23

These figures tell their own story
without comment.
But we are not done yet. 81 news
boys sell the REPUBLICAN alone 81 fol
loWa:
Geo. Gibbs, 40; Il. Mcdowell, llS +.
Price, 100; Gamble, 80; Frissle, 81; w.
McNeal, 80; u. Collins, B Il, McFad-
den, 10, Elmer Vernon, 25, n. Reed, 49,
j. Bonner, Is; @, Kerns, 3; q. Mulltn,
Dancy, 3; ID. Barcsl, 3; J. Founders, 3;
A. Conuelley, (; V. Wright, g. James
Hanna, 49, j. Mellor, :; Walter HerSey
IS; G. Walker, low. Greer, SO. Dunn
prey, B; j Lynn, Co. E. Peacock, B. j.
Hubert, 10; W. Briscoe, IL; G. DicEer-
son, 8; *. Shuster lG; b. Hubert, lG;
W. shoemaker. co; II. Hin, 5; E.
Mount, 70; J. pumprey g. Total SAT
HRCAPUTATIOR.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23

Call before the rush at Beecher's
Gallery, Christmas day, 316 Market St.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23

Just received a large invoice OF pure Cali
fornia 0rape brandy, wa rranted to be dis
titled from the pure fermented Juice Of the
grane. for sale by The gallon or bottle, James
A. KELLEY, s. W. corner Of Tenth and orange
streets.
John O. Bryant OF the renna. house, Front
and King Streets, has Just received lot u
beautiful morocco bound albums, ana ne
can supply some for from 50 apiece upWalIi,j; W III
These goods are warranted and will be SOLD
cheap Tor cash, or on the installment plan OF
small monthly paymenu. Call at Penna;
House and examine stock or send postal anu
Mr.. Bryant will call on the people.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
FLOUR STORE REMOVAL.

william D. Pickles is now conveniently
fixed In his new headquarters at the sCuth
west corner OF Filth and King streetS WheLe
he has room to spread himself, and where he
has more room ior the accommodation OF hlt
fast Increasing patronage. He iS well txec
and prepared to furnish in tho shortest no
tlce lust the Eind of -four needed and ne na
fortunately the penetrating sagacity u
know without being told what Is neede
He has now one of the roomieSt ana Des'
gnnnliAd -four stores in the olty.