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The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1882-01-07
AND LEAc1JE ANN11A1. MEEr,Nc

LAND LEAGUE ANNUAL MEETING
The annual meeting of the Trenton
Land League was held on Sunday.
All of the old officers were reelected
with the exception of the Financial
Secretary, who declined to serve
another year. M. ]. Clancy was elect
ed to succeed him.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1882-01-07

SATURDAY, JAN. z, 1882.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1882-01-07

NEW MANAGER OF TAYLOR OPERA
House The directors of Taylor
VvPera House have appointed Alex. {.
iad, Esq, business manager of the
opera House. A better selection
could not have been made. Under
MS management there is little doubt
Of the increased popularity of this ex-
ctilent place of amusement.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1882-01-07

RELIGIOUS SERVICES. The con-
ending services of the Week of Prayer
will be held at the Prospect St. Pres
byteran Church this afternoon.
Christian Missions, the Outpouring of
the Holy Spirit and the Conversion
Of the World, will be the special sub
FctS prayed for.
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p A + E: N S

F.A. Lehman, Solicitor OF American and
Foreign Patents, Washingi on, d. Z. All
Business connected with Patents, whether
before the Patent Office or the Courts,
promptly attended to- No charge made I'M
less patent is secured Send for circular
II
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1882-01-07

FINE OLD ALEs at M. Hurley's No.
20 East Hanover st.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-15

During the alarm of fire this morning
the Friendship hose carriage had an
axle broken off close up to the wheel, by
being run into by the Delaware Steam
Fire Engine. The accident happened
on the other side OF Eleventh street
bridge, and the force of the collision
threw the hose carriage down an em-
bankmeut.
A few minutes afterwards Amos
Eastburn came driving along In a
wagon, with the Water Witch hose
carriage fastened 10 the rear axle. A
number of men had hold of the rope OF
the carriage, but there was no one at
the tongue, and the Carri'ge took
sudden turn and went over the en-
bankment almost opposite to where the
Friendships carriage laid. In falling
the tongue struck boy in the head and
inf ctsd a severe cut.
Az the companies were passing
Eleventh and Church streets, two
horses that were attached to carts be-
came frightened and commenced to
back and before they could be checked,
both teams went over the EN- ban kment.
One horse and cart turned completely
over and tell in the creek, and 1t was
only by the aid of boats and rlankS
that the animal was rescued.
The other horse did not fare qnite
so bad and was able to get up an soon
as his harness was removed. When
the Delaware engine and Friendship
hose carriage Collided, some parts u
the engines machinery were dam aged
Daily Republican., 1882-04-15

Rev. Joseph r. Stone, the Episco-
pal Minister had paralytic stroke on
Thursday morning. The attack is con.
sidered a very severe one, though he Is
some what better now. The Rev. gen
tleman has had charge Of st. Thomas
church for more than 20 years and is
much beloved by his people. He is
about IS years Of age.
Post Master S. Il. Choate has been
indisposed few days and confined to
the house but he is convalescent now
and ont again. Mr.. Choate makes q
No. Post Master and is liked by all
who have dealings with him.
The college is now in more prosper
GUS condition than it has bean for many
years past, thanks to an efficient facul'
~. IL has now about fifty students.
Benjamin Rowson, who talked about
stei ting another newspaper in the
has given up the project and left for
Baltimore to fill position there which
lie 10 'oubt thinks will pay better.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-15
Local IllIlAIIes,

A horse fell in'o ihe Braudywir.
creek, near Eleventh street bridge rh,
corning, owing to the soft dirt aou,
the shore they were a long white in a.
Treating him from the waler Tin
accident was caused by the cart oy1
turning, while dumping dirt alOngth
creek.
n responding to the alarm Of In
this morning the Delaware steameta,
INFO the Friendship hose carriage, su.t
Of E,e vehth street, npsetting the lsta
and breaking al axle. The Sm0kesah
Of the steamer was also injured.
The Wafer Witch hose c.rriags va
overturned down the bank, SORth d
Eleventh street bridge, this morning.
and marrow ~ escaped going Into th
creek. Tho aCcihru, damaged the CA.
riage slightly.
Mrs. krkwocd, he lady who VA
injured last SATURDAY hy being ;lfOSl
out OF " wagon Is g"ting better and
will soou he able TO attend to her house
llUlu uUllcS'
Frank Carsweil and Mary TohiDs,ta
latter Colorrd, were wen hparng&
tore The Mayor this morning and
tine Of ono dollar AMI costs imposed
The Schooner "Lury Porter, arrival
in .ort his morning loaded with IEI'
her for one Of cur Merchants.
Vim. Baitd was sentenced TO !0dan
in New CLstlr, Ivy Mayor AIImoh
| this morning for va2raLcy.
The steaulrr FELTON, is being well p
'rol .Zedto and FROM this city ana FlA'
ds}phla.
The circua company took aHN
nearly $4,000 fgcm Wi.mingion,y"
terday.
A large number Of county peopeh
tended Forcpsugh's shows yesIerda!'
See Kelley & COS advertisement
another column.
Three cases Of drunkenness al POI"
| court this mornlu..
The alarm Of ti.r LAST evening WI
false.
For spauQh's cit3us esh!0!'
| Chester to Gay.
The market WAS well atteOuou W.
mOrninG.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-15
FOURTH EDITION
COuxress Yesterday.

In The II. q. S,nste yesterday, Mr..
Eimunds reappeared in ms sea1' %p.
parently much improved by a week 5
trip to Florida. The reso' utions ADOPT
ed by the mass meeting in Cooper lu-
stitute, New York, on the 81 lhst'
relative to American citizens ABROAD,
were presented by the President anu
refer to the Committee on fore'gn re-
lalions Mr.. Lapham presented
remonstrance from bankers ana iher-
chants of New York against the passage
of any law prohibiting Chinese immi
ora ton, which was similarly referred.
The vote Indefinitely postponing the
bill refunding fees in cases OK voio ies'
isiration Of trade mark was reconsiuer-
ed, and the bill was recommlltea. MI.
Voorhees, addressed the Senate AZ
length upon hia resolution IN reference
TO the imprisonment of Mr.. McSweeney,
an American cicizen, in Ireland, anu
when he had finished, the matter Oh
motion of Mr.. Sherman, was referren W
the Committee on Foreign Relations
Bills were introduced by Mr.. kolhh =
for the sale of the Boston navy yaIu,
and for the construction OF Nessels ior
the navy. go .,u,
The latter is identical with the o,iI
report by the Naval Committee IN tne
House last month. After an executive
session the Senate adjourned unhl
Monday. ,.,, .- ,,o
The "Omuibus claims hill' from the
House, allowing about 800 CLAIMS arlS-
ing under the act of 1864 for supplirS
furnished the army, was passed Aii
the claims embraced in the MI were
reported by the accounting oticers VI
the Treasury. ,.
In the House, Willis, of her tnckv'
presented a minority report on the An
ti-Chinese bill, stating preference loI
fifteen wears term OF suspension ana
the restoration Of the penalty clause
The report says, however that ,he
minority will or Monday vote tor Iie
proposed motion by Mr.. Page to sns-
pend the rules aud pass his bill. a
number of private bills were disposed
of. After receiving some Executive
Of no general nhpoi-
lance, the House adjourned, with tne
undprstar ding that rr-day's session IS
to be for deha,e only on the larlh 'o'h'
mission bill.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-15

Dillen & Hay len, cotiet roasters,
purchase coffee, roast and deliver, any
place n the city and adjoining towns
at Wholesale rates. They also roast
coffee for dealers, call tor it aud deliver
it. They have in their employ prac'
tica coffee rooster who thoroughly I'M
derstands the business. Orders by
mail or in person promptly attended to-
Dillen & Hayden, No. 400 King street,
Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-15

Mr.. John h. Mason, machinist OF
this city, has started for York, Pa, tc
engage in the machine business with
MI Juo. w. Eisenhart, recently COZ =
nec,ed with the Diamond Match Co., Il
this city. Mr.. Mason IS one of WilmiH. =
toms best mechanics and is worthy &c
,ceive the interest offered him at III;
place Mr.. Mason leaves in this city a
tar,s circle of friends, who wish hin
and his family much success in thei1
new home.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-15

On March l4,r the li2i GRAND
Monthly Drawing Of the Louisiana
State Lottery took place as it always
does on the lay appointed, under the
sole supervision of Generals g. T. Beau
regard Of Louisiana and Jubal A.. Early
Of Virginia. Then $1,000 was scat
tered broadcast throughout the land
The arst capital was sold in halves,
and drawn by ticket No. 7j,4l4-one
half to i. l., Holt OF DuitmaD, Noda
way Co., Mo; the other to Mr.. Eugene
b. PhiDot, prominent young mer.
chant Of savannah, Ga. The second
capital, $4,000, also soil in halves and
drawn by ticket No. S7,815--one-halt
to lucky Bostonian, who collected Il
through Vance's Express, No 10 Devon
shire street, Boston, Mass; the Other
half collected throulh Darragh & Co.,
Bah kers, 81. Ions, Michigan, for join
CreegAn and Albert Nagel of Six Lakes,
Montcalm county, Michigan The third
capital was also sold in halves anc
drawn by ticket No, 6099--one half +,
John Darrell, No 26 Devonsbire street,
Boston, Mass; tue other 10 Samuel E
Palmer, No. 800 Sixth avenue, New
York City. TIE two fourth capita
prizes of s., 800 each we're sold in halves
to Nos. 1873 and 33,l65-to Edward
G. Gruet, No. II Molherry Place, New
ark, N. j to Levi Alden, and collected
through Slate Bank of Madison, Wis.
to Miss Camobell, No. 727 Eighth ST..
Louisville, ny; ard George H. Coun
Of New YORK City The neXT drawn
(the l44th) viii take place May 9th, y
which everything will he told on appli
cation to NJ, A. bauphiu, New Orleans
Louisiana. Who Is the next happy one
Daily Republican., 1882-04-15
Han LsuIno Store.

Dietendorts store, Or rather the
Wilmington Clothing House at Fourth
and Market streets, is resnlendent with
floral beauty to-day. Flowers of all
kinds ornament the windovsan and hang.
ing baskt is with trailing vines are sus-
pended from chandeliers AID prominent
pr itclions Gown stairs aud up stairs
In addition to all this cages Of canaries
are intermiXed in the floral labyrinth
their sweet aud Joyous music illing til,
building Diefendorf will be glad t,
greet his friends in his floral palac,
dis evening.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-15
knGcked DUwn b3 " wagon

Jonathan Groves, an asoN ~ rt.,
spected citizen, residing MA. VI YIN,
lana, was Knocked ,dosn by . way,
tongue striking hun last sa.uI"s
while he was crossing the surg"
Front and Market, rear the aefCIG" Wv.
store of John A. Wilson. MI u u N
was consid. rably injured and lai n |,
clothes badly torn, but he was rt avn maj
be in the city to day again ln u i n,
driving the team that knoc Ae G.o "a
down says he did not see MI o, ,1pl
The accident might have peell . ~
more severe had not some men 'e o',t
Mr.. Groves before the wheels g
over him.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-15
FIFTH BDIpll0
MISTAKEN FOR A BUR1;I..
A nan Shot ne Newport in NJ,
take ior burglar His Con-.
ton Critical. nai'

Last night man was shot !. ,
left side by William Hami,,on The
Newport, and seriously, if nor Gu, Of
injured. The wounded man aly
named Charles G. Oblinger. and was
on his way from Wheeling, W Y, wa
Philadelphia. '",lo
He is n promine merchant ,sr
isviile, O., and had been sou,h a lew
business trip when he went on n W. W. a
lasting several months and s'prse,
ended with an attack of "d.nla'l!
tremens, which 30 affected him " ~.
at times he became unmanapeablo 'II
was accompanied by an attendant ne ne
he being a much smaller man tbar, sN
sufferer he was compelled IN hn. 'ne
him and at times could no, do "nU
thing with him. gu!
The frenzied man during the tr;n.
would get of 1T different stat,onlPg
the purpose of remaining but was sn0 w
ly persuaded to continue his ion,n"h
Last evening, however, he pot " "sN'
train Mt Newport W ia 1t was in n", ~
and escaped from his attendant V. uy
was not able to g.J of, owing ,o .a0
speed of the train amt was taken tbronTLIc
to Philadelphia, He iuportnn,S.%sll
cond uctor TO stop the train I'm, ,S ~,
gentleman would not comply with Nv
request. O'
ObIinger, thus being left alone ~,
being in n desperate frame of niaT S
wandered AZ far as the resjdanco
William Hamilton, and after soms "
fort, gained admission to the house "
His noise awakrncd MIR. Ham;.,,
and the members Of the household NV.
werein bed, and they supposed tina, n.
noise was caused by burglars N,
Hamilton came down stairs and ma,
confronted with Il craz4d nan vt'
said Pm going 10 kill YOU" which
expression thoroughly alarmed N,
Hamilton, and he ~ rncc procursd
gun heavily charged with shot and J.
charged the contents INTO tbs suppo,J
burglars lett side, iutiiciing serious 4
not fatal wounds.
The wounded man was imm,distlh
brought to this ely and conv,ydn
the AlmshOuse Il pr. Orle sim.
moned. The nature of the wound,
could not be accurately ascertaiupd A,
the patient still suffers from the rtf.r,
of the spree, and raves like a majmsr
The woundel iuau suffers from the M,
Of blood, and it is feared tia, n,
wounds may prove fatal. The attend.
ant returned from Philadelphis At
late hour last might in search ofb,
patient, aud upon hearing OF the shmt
ing returned TO that city after Ia
wounded mans brother.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-15

James f. Wood q Co., are very busy
nm fin and sheet iron roofing. The!
have orders ahead which will keel
them busy until midsummer. me!
are also making heavy sheet iron ho%e'
Car the new coal firm Of Noshell u Sol
omon. and working on brass, gaIva
Mad iron ard sheet iron for pape'
mills. and other manufactures. MI
Wood the senior member of he trn
having a practical knowledge of 'h'
business for thirty-three years, enanle'
the firm to take hold Of anything IN VII
metal line, either by hand orm "chinery
Daily Republican., 1882-04-15
II hherY Mn Reside wee

On Thursday night last or early ft''
day morning, burglar entered INC
residence of Mr.. Edwin Forrest, roh,
tractor and builder, No. "ol west
Eighth street AT tee ulne The mouse
was entered the family were absent;
The burglar ransacked the rooms, ,orSe "a
the bureau drawers open and ahstraced
S36 in money and besides numerous
nther articles, amountingin all TO about
500. A colored man named hlia.n
ii. Dormley, who is employee by Mr.;
Forrest, was accused of the THEFT anu
was accordingly arrested. He Will pro
badly be given a hearing this evening
but he epIphatically denies having mad
ANYTHING to DO with the robbery
Daily Republican., 1882-04-15
Robertson the Timer.

He may hefound at 2ll Sh,pley stree
He is rooter and timer and as good in
his line of trade as can be found. He
is always a. ready for good hearty
laugh az sis to roof building or make
a cotfeepot He is a good spouter both
in and out Of of council, and sp)uts Ln'
up by hir are guaranteed TO carry of
the rain People WHO want a root put
on or tin culinary article made should
be sure to call on Robinson.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-15

which was postponed on account OF th'
accident which happened to Rev: Mr.
X ramer. will take place in the House
hold of Faith Sunday evening hT
psttengiil is the author OF pumoer OF
able works, and a clergy man III tht
Congregational st church, A uum@'
of other candidates will be bapAhed
MIR. Kramer will preach in the norninE
his Easter sermon. Having recovered
he will resume his duties.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-15
pnxsicinns Recommend II.

We have lived to see the old aAagt
"rgo of a trade seldom agree satiri.
cally disproved. st Jacobs OH can nc
lon.er be considered the bone OF con.
tention among the medical fraternity,
since druggists whose veiacity is not to
be doubted, and eminent physicians
like A. A. Waite, of Pittstteld, Mass.
give and corroborate their testimony
cheerfully and without solicitation
Providence Or. J. Democrat.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-15
1hio,neyO or Fire.

The alarm Of fire about lo.'O , III
this morning, BOUNDED from Ioa Chi hi
box No. IL, Eleventh rhnruipgS
streets, was caused by the " W. Rim
chimney of frame house . 81 pars,
avenue, opposite Bowers =" . n q;
shops. The flames we're s,r '.
puished with Il plug sT Is..s ~
house was occupied U! ootste, W
and belongs to the Rowe EVA wss slis
Child agent. Tue damage
Daily Republican., 1882-04-15

As the beneficiary OF Frederick
Brehm, deceased, ! take this method OF
making public acknowledgement of the
receipt in tull Of one thousand dollars
from the Improved Order Heptasophs,
OF which association he was mem Der.
The promptuess with which the author
titles OF the order paid the claim in full
without one cent discount, must colr-
mend the organization to the general
public as one Of the safest and best OF
all endowment orders.
JOuN w. WAGNEH
Pikeviile, Md, April "A, 1852
Daily Republican., 1882-04-15
nh a rt.iaR Of Ice.

BY reference to our na ErrasN
Ioe Company have fixed the pii.iit vi
Of this season, at the same '"' 'V",IId NJ
in 1880. They lave been 'o' n account
make This slight advance on ,cs ln'
OF having to bring ali 'lei h,- "" es,isn
Portland, Maine, and olns III .Ippy
ports. The company has a large , ,Hi
already on hand, and with s sLis, on Cd d
they have formed with palst'I'II ab.p|
Kennenec river, will be iO"'
nt ct all demands.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-15

at MuIlin Il Sons, Sixth ard Marko'
streets, and you will begin to wonder
but why'-judges cannot but help &p.
preCia'e their great efforts to please and
then their prices are the strongest kind
OG an iuduCe,uent to draw.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-15
Man d Hesclsie II.

Another lot of those fine colorea Dor,
der ali linen hem stitch banikelchie'a,
al kennard & Co., Ii cents each, also
BACK borders and plain white. same
nice. Ladies should see these bargains
rs they are exceedingly heap.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-15
Acquitted.

Gu. O'Donnell and Evan llagauy,
who were arrested on suspicion of be
ing concerned in the robbery of Craig
& Co.'S safe, on Wednesday last, were
given hearing last night, aud thele
beng no evidence against them they
were discharged. Hasany was held
on another charge
Daily Republican., 1882-04-15
lp0nG Believe IL

until you STE for yourself that Muffin
Il Son, Sixth and Mark t streets, can
suit you in every particular, il you
want "a suit of clothes for yourself OF
boys. AJAX any OF their customers how
well they set suited aud few Will be
Induced to give an establishment" which
i, widcawake to the hest Interests OF
WiimiugtJnians, n trial.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-15
sSenI.

slid Co,ored Hose for children aud
misses. W NJ kennarG&Co. will oicn TO
,tav aud s6ll uujil nine O'Clock to- night
a line of English regular made solid
colGred hose, sizes from -? 20 81, al
=. rts per pair This Is probably tbt
greatest bargain ever offered in this
line of goods
Daily Republican., 1882-04-15
DEATHS.

IuCULLOUGH.-O >alurI!1v n rrinc
the IL. h inst. Robert p, son O. Hu h and
Liza MCCULLOUGH, aged years.
relatives and friends are invited 10 attend
the funeral IT IN the residence of hts pa1, nts,
No 1904 Lombard street, on SuudaT alter
neon, ut 3 O'Clock. lnterment at Rl9e.Eie"
cemetery
Daily Republican., 1882-04-15
Personal.

Rev. J. B. Mann, now stationed at
Harrisburg, was in & city ysstarday,
on his way to visit some friends down
the peninsula. He will return on Mon
day to this city and will call upon some
of his numerous friends.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-15
Boots ana shoes.

f X. Crawford, Of No. 8 W. Second
street, has all kinds of boots and shoes
at bottom prices.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-15
LOat.

Five dollars in notes were lost on the
street last evening. The finder Will be
suitably rewarded on leaving the same
at this Office.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-15
ilARElAti ~,

- BAHNEY -Ol the lSts
Il st, wear Ihadd's Ford, Pa, by kev
Robt Il. GrJhArl assisted b. Rev, d. W
moore, Of MCNeyton, Pa, Mr.. LeeHdei
Mar.htli, Of P9tlade phta, and Miss msg,
glc l.. daughter Of John b. Barney, ESQ,
Daily Republican., 1882-04-15

Ladies department of Belts drug
store IL the only place in Wilmington
where LATHE. Ian buy trnsses, Syriuges,
to-, from laty.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-15
---------- 80. ufCD
rno N.w lOlOfca tp a.,

There will be preach'ps ninp stI
Logan street. tomorro" ui living Of
o'clock and in the evs salrr
o'clock by Rev. w. oh'
Daily Republican., 1882-04-15
New NtGre.

G. s. Humphrey is having his new
store on Third street handsomely pa
pered by Ball & Company, for Tea
store, and have ordered them to make
it the finest in this city.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-15

You should SEQ BtiEn,s furrllS
and Carsons and Bestss nv W
saa St they were paps'ed ''
Company. ~
Daily Republican., 1882-04-15

Ball & Company, = dle ire doing
trade, their good wor X and new goods
are being appreciated.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-15

Or Simms' vegetable Liver Pilit
The perfection Of pills; Mankind's Favor
Pills, tsugar coatedl Now endorsed BY INC
sands. They move the bowels easily BY actiEf
directly on the liver, restore the lost enefsia
oy promoting the healthy action Of tho iivsi
n doing this headache, neul al1ia, pains ii
the right or eft side or through the liHpt
Indigestion, costiveness SICK stomach; weaf
oack, Dizziness, bad feelings through TIL
body aching limbs, biliousness, az ue ,geners
weakness and other bodily inhrmihes a.
lins, sickening, weakening, or leaving IL
Bowels coatIvs A splendid easy purgst:.
md perfect liver cure. 70 cents; FRI!
,oxes (six in one,) 81, sent BY mad. Sold b.
Ill leading medicine dealers. Main dept
Fourth and King streets, Wilmington, Del
Philadelphia depot, eo7 Arch street, Johnsd'
| holloway 4 Go nov22.tf
Daily Republican., 1882-04-15
CARPETS !
MATTINGS!
F UR n IT ] R. E F!

we have the largest and best
assorted stock Of Medium
Grades Of Carpets i'll the
City to select from, COM
prising over 100 different
STYLES. all new season color
ings and designs, fresh from
the looms Of The Best anG
Most Reliable Manufacture
crs Of this country. and as
we have been selling large
quantities of Carpets lately
our stock has been rcplcn-
ishcd daily with new goods,
it plainly shows that the
people appreciate our efforts
in this DEP ARTMENT.
The prices which wcinau@u-
rated at the commencement
Of the season we are still
selling freely at, having
placed large orders with
the manufacturers before the
prices advanced, enables us
to give our patrons the ben
eft Of it, as seen by the
FOLLOWING PRICES:
Best "A double chain.
wool-tilling ingrainS, SOC:
best extra made wor>tcd
and wool. 1Jc.; best extra
SupcrS. Sjc. to 81. 90; hand
some new styles Brussels,
75c. to Sl.l0; plain and
fancy mating, zoe. up
stair, table and floor oil
|clothS, Zoe. up. l-inolenms
land Druggists in splendid
variety and at cash prices
| \ splendid liMrcf BABY
|CARRlAGE~ - different
IStylr>, handsomely uphol'
stored, both Canopy and
ParaSol Top. Our Furni-
trrc and House Furnishing
department contains q Ia'@,
assortment Of Chamber
Suits nrom $50 up: fin,
black walnut marble top
$40; handsome bureau, IS
handsome haircloth parIoI
suits. I pieces, including
| patcnt spring rocker, $40
splendid raw silk and plush
$50; cooking stoves, WaSl
It,bS wash boards and UailS
from 25c. up.
| p. $50 those people
who have dealt with othe'
Credit Houses. we Woul(
say, please ca and examine
our goods, anil cut out thl:
price list and compared witt
| prices asked for same quail
lily Of goods by any othe
|Fnstallmcnt House, and i
|vOu are not convinced tina
Tour prices are 80 per cent
Hover than theirs, We vii
not expect You to buy OF us
| OUR TERMS ARE:
ION a bill Of go, 81 dow
land 81 Il week, and if tn
goods are not satisfactor,,
and AZ represented come t
us and we will allow YOU al
reasonable claims.
/ Yours Very Truly,
Daily Republican., 1882-04-15

No where can there % ,o and N''
CT variety Of wall paper 3 osmrpsp!'
.haiee, than at Bal !" WI
Daily Republican., 1882-04-15

NyANIED-A PROTESTANT WHILE
w or cooret girl for general house ork;
reference required; 1llu Washington street
al.-itH