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NINAS PRIETAS, NIinas ,Nuevas and other
~ Mexican stocks bought and sSG 2sS sidTa dfande
OFFICE OF EXCELSIOR WATER AND MINING coz
NEwYoaK. April a, 1892 :
NOTICE is hereby given that the transfer OIL
y fee Of the Excelsior water and Mining Company has this
sy core S%e wa r. BoEs Asst seey aud
OF TIE syEa s.gT G9ssG11AsEG
"''1'' ''D NEW. YoRK, March 10 1852.
NOTICE is hereby given, tnat the Directors
Ss ns neeb " cali for or
OF dollar share payable on the nist day OF NAY
stipulation their Share Certificates failure to
will be allowed Gn PaqS1SSo SS
OXFORD GOLD MINING COMPANY.
" Mines and Mill: Lake Catcha District, n. ).
H7Pa once shsSO2 %6A 1889 $6E c1Mp
FARMERS LOAN AND Trust COMPANY Registrars
THE MINING RECORD, 81 Broadway, n. Y.
iOi R%F&?Nd AS 'Dg sfS SSs' 'S4
Au'""''S 'D-'' --' ~ A. R. CHIsoLM & co.
OFFICE OF THE SAN BRUNO corrEE cG9aMaPrNr,}
V'HE annual meeting OF the Stockholders OF
the san BTunp f OPP GS%P Sr H e
NewYork City On Thursday May le ISsZ al IL oco'A'
The transfer books will be closed May and reopen May
o. 1892 JOHN H. boutwell,, Secretary
NNHE ANNUAL MEETING of stockholders
for election Of Eagle River Mining and Man;
M fST epT sF e TI = to O'clock
m Transfer IIoI 3Sff 1H 'SSS y
NEw-YoRX. April To- 1882.
THE annual meeting of the stockholders of
l the EVENING STAR MINING COMPANY for the
election and three inspectors OF election
held at the office Of Adams MeIarg No. 80 Wa-st,
Polls vii be opened p and open
Transfer books will be April % inst rcopened
May =, proI. HENkY *. MctAkG. Treasurer
NEWBORN. April 10, 1882
y9HE annual meeting of the stockholders of
/ the STIRLING MINING COMPANY for the election
seven inspectors OF election will be hold
at The Adams McHars No 33 Wallst. New York
polls viii be- opened at , o'clock p H.. and remain open
Transfer books win be closed April 25 nst and rcoPcned
May ., prOI Al ApAM'' treasurer.
NEw.YoRI. April 10, 1882
rI'HE annual meeting of the stockholders of
COMPAN for the election Of scye trustees and three IN
spector OF election will be held at the olce OF ADAMS NC
Polls will DO opened az o'clock NJ and remain open one
Transfer will be closed April 25 lnst and reOpened
May >, prox. WAL ADAMS, lreasurel
oFF1cE Of rnE BIG SAN JUAN MINING AND MILLING Co.
10 EXCHANGE PLACE,
NRw-YORX. Apr1l %, lSS2.
TI,HE ANNUAL MEETING of The stockhold-
1 ers Big san Juan Mining aud Milling Company
for the election OF seven direct VII be hed a. me See Oh
the company, No 10 EAohahs@p"'o' "'"'i''N ivy WI
FOIL Viii bc opened at O'Clock and remain two
hours - 49,. IN 49,, ,..,.,., A.,
nj ur1. ~ d ". ST. SON, Secretary.
TTNION CON. MINING COMPANY,
l OF New.York.
Mine: Bodie. Mono County, Cal
Capital q 5Vg3e;t9g9o0j S 500 Ven shi,wv
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FARE ONLY So TO BOSTON
Tor limited tickets

Steamers leave New. daily Sundays ncluded) at
r. IA. from Pier %. y. r.. foot of Murrayst
ANNEX CONNECTION from JERSEY CITY at A,
BROOKLYN at 430 p m. Tickets and staterOOms may be-
all principal hotels and ticket offices,
the Office on III Err -. and ON steamers.
BORDEN & LOWELL. GEORGE l.. Common,
Pass. Agent.
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Wrean Cleaners
IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.

IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.
S&n5% EHs4sH
M54FR s @sa May May
RATES OF rHS5S'h s rSS$
cas Su 'ss at @ a' Pier
Ihirds'S' hOO0A'i' oHEfRIcHs & CO.. Bowling Green.
IMPERIAL GERMAN LINE.
G n.STss Rad I'M
EfIilA + LES s. .
Frs: ef cabin a"a
s sT,@ ior rSai !. RICHARD co.
general g Ag Tsad, NY No 81 broadway, n. Y
TNMAN e0YAL NM All kEN hivs srGaMERs
Sc Of
OF MAY boon
S SIT5 OF OF R6M boon
CRY OF RIc 81 nrIos Tt sd2,n y %1e 4p M
sfEERhGE, $9s FrP,a; $50 5, .n, q. p-o.,r.vxv
DAhE Asfa q ose So SrSns
NATIONAL LISEI lHS q,T PeF 39 NJ r.
ENGLAND....May b. 7 a m d II hTIAMay 49, 2pm
FOR LoSDoN Victoria Docksl ,ooo.
bens lower than most lines +. ". HURST. Manager
e
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY )
!Ar4 lIN en H?G GES
Eans. . g ya SlnW@ as q BONANZA
FO G an Fane sS s st and
c For JaPs sa 9nd rS Cniha
rS4 10 S6 EhENG S1 and n 4
~ CRY or sY6y ~ sails saturday Nay 8; : p M.
For frplOh md
p-nys Once The Pier o9i Ganalst ,olth LIVE
Ii United 1a(g All Gy E' F WI SsiTs'.
The splendid nrstciAs% fu'i.po~ ered steamers
BELGE La D.-...--....--Sa SATURDAY, "a, = i,o Am
Saloons siaiefooms smoking ami aniisips
Second caDia I; accommodation Ia; ,ec un'Kcau'l
No horses cattle sheenorpss c'rcieL
second dH abba S. " Srspii 50 excursions
r SiffERyS RS PTS1 s6Ss eH As BROADWAY NY
pOYAL MAIL TO TIE NETHERLANDS,
seames leave Co tp pier f 92l "a Jersey '
EDAM Wednesday, May Up NJ
"a 81 Calm e,o SgGGs c Nay prepaid a
HtAzAuX General Agent Il south Mi ,iii3S
27s Wm.st Freight Agents 80 B'way. Gen Pass Agent
w rN1TED srATEsAND ROYAL NAIL bbS STEAMERS
i4e iqis i@s L "a Sa nGq 9Es
Out ward and homeward voyages 49,
Baltic. CaUt. far>ell. Saturday NAV !. o d. III
BKITANNiC Capt SATURDAY, May %, 1870 M
ADRIATIC, Capt. Jennings nIsday May noon
ci;UMANIc ant Kennedy saturday hIy 20 1880 ain
kEftB C. Capt rv Ihnlsday LAY -, "a a. III III
FROM the WHITE STAR DOCK. FOOT or WEST
lOTII-SE
-Wi not call at Queenstown
These UNIFORM in size and unsurpassed IN APP
pontInents. The saloons. stateroomA smoking aud Bath
placed amdshps where the noise and notion are
least felt aoring degree Of comfort hitherto unattnaoIs
IrEssaoon $50 and 500 Return ticket on fsvor
abe terms eteerage from The GA country F'o' " NOV"
York S2S
The se steamers carry neither cattle sheep nor pigs
plans AMI other information apply AZ the
Company's Offices, No 81 Broadway, New York -
N"'''' n. ]. COIiTIS, Agent
c. /. BARTLETT & CO.. Agents. Boston.
BAKKITr & CAlrEI.I. Agents, Philadelphia
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surplus....... s9.Oi9550 sl0s95,00O Inc. slsie0So
The banks now hold in cash-specie aad lega-ten-
ders-$I3i, 200 more than the sum held year ago.
The loans now are $6,553.900 greater than then.
and the deposits are $2.714500 greater; so that
the reserve required by the 20 per cent rule now is
$67S, 1928 moro than it year ago. Hence
the surplus of reserve now is $54i,425 less
than it was then and the proportion of total
now is 2s.66, against 2s.SS per cent at the same
date OF 1881.
The following are the totals Of the statements at
lntof for ,rnccIi ua.
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ST an Is vrn Avn u,nno. rn ,yseonr ,.r,o,

-
- CITY. RIVER AND HARBOR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
Office, Pier H. y. H. foot CortlandtsL
Consicnmen OF freight forwarded dectsl any part
Of the world
CNEcUALLED FACILITl f. FOR DISPATCH
Tor delivery AL kinds freight and ner.
chandise any part Of the city
SEA AND HARBO4 TOWING AND RIVER AND
HAKBOR LIGHTEKAGE
Freight every description promptly ghered any point
IL the harbOr At reasonable rates
sTEAMBOArs, bAiiEs AND GROVES To CHAR
1EI tOR EXCURSIONS
John n. AID EFastus Corning ior NEW
HAVEN, leave Pier Is y. H. p daily. lsaturays
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO.. between New YORK and
New.hayen. Care and disDatch guaranteed
Freight points H. l. & ". H. resolved At Pies ID
For New. and points East at Pier Is
NORTH sHOKl- STATEN lSl.AND.-Elevcn Miles for
Ten steamer Pier l. L. r.. foot Whtshals-
CENTRAL sHIPYAKD. ConnlnipAs N.J.-Dry DocgA
Machine and Boiler SHOPS everything 1DrLiaa{ " Ins
construction IGi r0DLr .. vcs,slt
1NROY BOATs-CITlZEN'S LINE.-New
i steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave
daily cxcept saturday at M Pier a. " h foot
topheT-st connecting with morning trlus for Nort
West Sunday steamer touches al Albany.
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NEw.YORK. April %, 1882.
rEHE ANNUAL MEETING of stockholders
election of trustees Of Eagle River MINING am MA
BroAdway May s. 1882 iOs open ~ To O'Clock
n M transfer close May and reopen May 81 lss2
- - A VI WHITLOCk. IL. Secretary pro tom.
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Express Trains leave New.York, via Desbrosses and

DOUBLE TRACK; THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
NEN1, AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSIST.
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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E.press Trains NewYork via Desbrosses and Cort
lspdf streets. Ferries. as follows.
72O limited, IL 800. $40 t. = g. T. ,
and - D. m and II night Sundays and 10 a. g. D. = 3
and i. nl and II night
daily, except sunday. 1.20
A. m and D. IN. running through VIA Trenton and Camion.
Returning ETVai-s station, Philadelphia.
l2OI 500 3:ij. 900 $50 $40 $50 aud II Linn
itcd Express liO p m, > T. ., O. 63O 100 and j. IN.
On uaday l2:Ul j:j 32 ai. $50 T. $780, 1865 and
: D. IN Leave Philadelphia via Camden. o IN. and 4:30
D. IN daily except sunday
Iickc 6fces $40 aud 9it Broadway, Asor House and
foot OF Drsbrosses aud CoTtlaDd Court Brook
i'm Annex station foot Fult0n-st Brooklyn
no aud lis iIudsonst. HoDokeni station. Jersey City.
ImiRant Tie let ONCE. Battery
Tne New Transfer Company viii call for
baggage from hotels and residences
FRANK THOMSON, j. X WOOD
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
ViE POPULAR SHORE LINE TO BOSTON
ALL RAIL from Grand Central Depot
Three express trains daily except sunday Boston At
300 a M, lpArOr cars attached aud 10 D. IN with
palace sleeping cars 10
sundays at 10 p. IN. with palace sleeping carsp
limited ckets tO Boston AL rain -.
and paor obtained at Metropolitan,
Fifth aud Hotel ticket Offices aud at Grand
l.safr lAualI
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Darrin ! Araocme5.
0edcbcrs.

OedCber5.
ALL WANTING BEST TEACHERS
"A should have Candidates. New Bulletin" mailel for
postlge Skilled wanting positions Septem
ber application forms free personally or for postage
SCHEKMERHORN, No. I East l4thsL, y. Y.
4 MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY supplies Colleges, Schools and Families with
thoroughly competent Professors Principals and Teachers
the suited win
can address Miss ~ L.
YOU G. and Foreign Teachers Agency, = Union
Square.
MISS HESSE'S EDUCATIONAL BUREAU,
lNA 2lst-st Ncw-York Teachers professors,
eIIesses housekeepers provided positions families col
leges schools with competent Instructors Schools
Onmende, parents. school furn and supplies Refer
ences by lion Hamilton Fish, Hon. eISecretary Ev
arts, Cyrus W. Field.
FNEACHERS supplied schools, families; free
employer. Good schools recommended parents. Miss
FLORENCE FITCH, p Union Square.
PREACHERS wanted tor numerous early spring
Il TALL daily received send stamp for app
National Teachers Agency Cincinnati, ONO
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OFFICE oP THE BRUNO COPPER CoMPASY}
2NAssAU-sT.. NEW YORK.
rINHE annual meeting OF the Stockholders OF
Il the Bruno Copper Company, for the election OF
Trustees will held at the COmpany's office, No
New York City Thursday May Is. 1882 at IL O'CLOCK
noon - - ~
The transfer books will be closed May and reopen May
o. 1882. JOHN X BOIh" hLL' Sooi0'Ai5'
AurIy
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FALL RIVER LINE

BOSTON and the EAST via Newport and FAN River.
Temperance Of the elegant steamers
BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE
for the spring and summer.
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furniture.
Gteamboat5 ana Railroads..

COLORADO, ....
~ OREGON, CALIFORNIA. ST PAUL MIME
APOIIs, and points in NEBRASKA, UTAH, MON
TANA DAKOTA, MINNEsOrA. AMI the HOEI IL
" Ia 4 are reached direct from CHICAGO via cie
CHICAGO AND NOETlIWEsTERN X y
II runs from TWO i've trains daily each way between
CHICAGO and prominent Western points 1T ALONE
Runs IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS west oi
Chicago PULLMAN Si.EEPEkS are run on all 0 IT,
through and For rates OF iare ana oter Ia
iciorOriu pesJi ~ AdT cO1P'h ~"2oS
AGENT - to l. r. BOOTH.
General Eastern gent No. 4l5 Broadway. New-York
nor BRIDGEPORT and all points on llOU-
l. SATONIC and NAUGA1UCK RAiLItOA DS-StoamcTs
leave ine--iip 1880 a. 800 2jdst FAST
River 3: 3 D. H. Fare lower than ~ any other route
DOR BOSTON THE LATEST TRAIN with
l. Pullman Slccpcrs y Y, y. II. and H. H. T.. leaves
Grand Contra Depu; l.Sj week days ana 1880
tickets New-lO rS and NeW England Hall-
road, al Grand Central Depot aud principal hotels
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passeng
trains ON Dec .. 1881, viii leave dcpos foot OF
CurLiandt DesDrOssets at $40 n 34o H. anu b;O
pm Tor tlston Bethlehem Aenown Reading. Mauch Chunk
Bnfalo and Vest Tor aston. bethlehem
Allentown beading, Manch Chunk WtlkesDdrre AMI PITTS
ton Pullman coaches lttchel io b3O tran
Trains leaving 7:iOa anl Ill connection all points
il. IL 4 i,-i - Sun'"f ildh O'di
" +. BYINGTON q. +. a
General Eastern Office. corner Chnrch ana
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD. ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LIN

20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND9oN SUN
DAY. Three STATIONS IN PHGLADEL-
PHIA. TWO IN NETWORK.
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NEwYoEN. April 10, 1882.
INHE annual meeting of the stockholders of
1 the EVENING STAR MINING COMPANY for the
election trustees and three inspectors OF election
VIII Office Of Adams Mcllafg, No 81 Walst,
New.York, MONDAY, May |. 1882.
opened o'clock remain open one
hour
viii be closed April % inst, amt roopened
May =, HtNhi IA MChAhN' treasurer,
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Providence LINE for Freight only.
Steamers leave Per - foot 81 Warre1st y. r. at d.
day except sundays for boston via Providcncest,
Freight via either Inc taken at lowest rates.
ID. - BABCOCk. President l. ". FlLkINS, q. 4. Al
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- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST.
FARE 80 To Boston for Tscss limited ticket good Only
q specified their face.
steamers SrONING ION and NARRAGANSETr leave
daily except sundays ~ III, from Pier 49, H.
Jay st. arriving Ia Boston al u a. IN.
tickets sale all principal Offices StateroOm.
Offices OF WcstOtts Express Co. Nos 3S aud
397 Broadway. Astor House and Metropolitan Fiftl
Avenue Hotel ucAe Offices.
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NORWICH LINE

~ TO BOSTON, Worcester, Nashua Portland East
arcreduced Limited tickets 10 Boston. 49, ~ Worcester
Thennw lrOn Stca urr
CITY OF WORCESTER
Without exception the most ees int the sound
favOrte CITY Of BOSTON,
40 North foot
above Ferry daily, except Sundays,
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SALES At THE MINING EXCHANGES

I-AcTUAL sAIEs-lsHAREs SOLD
open High Low Final Am. NY.
Na"es ing. est. est E1- Tx.
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corero ros,orr office corner Church Cortandtsts
A' '-"''" C. H. CUMMINGS, Agen
NEW HAVEN, MERlDEN, HARTFORD,

NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD Commencing ArIil %, 1882
through will leave Grand Central Depot
a. Western and Northern Express TO Rochester and
Montreal with drawiDg-rO0m
special Express Tor CHICAGO, daily sopoing ONLY
al Albany Syracuse Rochester Buffalo Gle 'eland and 70
ledO
lU5Oa Chicago Express drawing room ears TO Canaan.
daigua, Rochester sud ufalO. 49,
IL = Albany and roy with connection 10 Uuc1
Saratoga Glens Fails aud Rutland.
4p m. Accommodation 10 Albany ana Troy.
ST LOUIS express, with sleeping cars for ST. Louis
running through day the week also Niagara FAILS
Bunalo ana Toledo
y. H. Express sleeping syracuse and 70
Auburn Road, Montreal, excepting sunday.
- %. m, Pacific Express, daily win sleeping cars for
Rochester. Cleveland, Toledo Detroit aud Chicago
Night Express with sleeping cars 10 Albany aud
Troy.
Tlcgets sale at 40. Bowling Green 252 and Al
al Wescotts Express O1ceS, Park place and
and 94l Broadway New York. and 1913 Washington
Brooklyn. j. j. IOCCEI. Gen. Supt Z. Is. MEEkER
(iruP Ansen AgenL
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NEW YORK Aprl 10, 1882
T,TE annual meeting of the stockholders of
1 the STIRLING MINING COMPANY for the election
trustees AMI three Inspectors OF election WIN DC hod
at the Office McHars, No 80 Wallst New ork.
- MONDAY, May !, 1857
Polls will opened O'Clock and remain open one
hour 49, ,
May = prOI. WA ADAMS, treasurer.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-09

,,r-NO, a7 WASHINGTON
$ rooms. front ,s. .aa vi. :. s'as seIs ys's
ds nosII,sas sI"ss an estate Apply Hssfzt 70 SAh
hEinlnn bN SIMPLIFY 81.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-09

DHLADEPHlA,w wIAmlrv+TON AM
i BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
TRAINS WILL LHAvB WILMINGTON AZ 1oI
Lows:
May 7th, 1882.
For Philadelphia and intermediate sta
tons, go, 1910 a. M; 2:80, I, 1880, 9:6l
.. m.
Philadelphia (express), 2, 2:2s, $50, 7:2s, 9:
10, 9:s9, 1858. ll:b3 g. m; l2:lb leS, Sit, o:lo
o:8s, 126 p. m.
Now YORK 400, 22a, s.so. r2s. s.bs, lLSs .
m, sl2:88, LIZ, ,6.l7, e.88 ,1p. N.
baltimore and intermediate Stations, l.o
s.l7 .. m, and 900 p. m.
Baltimore and bay Line, a.s7 p m.
Baltimore and Washington, La, l.sl
500, s.l7 q. M. l.do, 1900, o.b7, l1.o4 p. m.
Baltimore only, LOS a. m, 500 and 600 p m
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle, 90, s.lo o. m. LOS, 800, Gas p. n
Harrington and intermediate Stations, I'll
& NJ, Lob, e.2s p. m.
Dslmar and lntermsdiats Stations $40 .
m., LOS, p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations
$40 .. m, IL NJ 30, 7.3o, ab6 p. m.
Philadslphia and New York, 100, 1.2s .. n
Gl7, Q SO. TO p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, la, A.6l
sos, 9.l7 .. M; ll.ol p. m. Bal. LOS am.
For further information passengers ars N
forrsd to tho time tables posted sf the depot
Trains marked thus ~ are limited EXPIRES
upon which extra fare is charged,
FRANK THOMSON, J.R, WOOD
4enn MANAGER. Go III Pass. AGt.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-09
SMILES FOR JUN e.
Tho ssy ings end DOings OF some
OF the HusnOrisls of the Age,

Tho Sayings and DOings OF soms
OF the Huln0rists Of the Age.
THE CHURCH MILITANT.
One summer, in the years agone,
while u camp-lneeting was in progress
In Eaton county, there arrived on the
grounds a bully named Miller, who
had made vow to lick Elder John.
son and break up the whole camp.
meeting.
The Elder heard the news with calm
comp ,sure, and as soon as at liberty lie
hunted up worldly friend of his own,
and asked
"Friend Smith, did you use to fight
much in your younger days ?"
"Ah! Elder, have had many turn
with the boys"
"And what Is the effect of sudden
blow between your eyes %
"It astonishes and humbles."
"Is there any Langer ofkilling man
by such blow?
"No.
The Elder went his way with a se-
rene smile on his face. Miller had his
coat # and was hunting for him, and
n.y N ;ace TO face as they turned a
WACO, Miller started to crack his
he Is al crow, but he never finished.
rhc I.tder took him ono square between
.ue lockers without stopping his pace,
and it took twelve rowdies, three dip.
pers of water and two quarts of whis.
key to revive the patient and get him
off the grounds. One day year at
terward, he met the Elder, and seri-
orsly asked;
"Elder, some of the boys say was
kicked by . horse, and others stick to
it that was struck by lightning; but
I've always had suspicion that
you struck me in the head with aprovi-
sion stand"
"How was it., anyhow
Daily Republican., 1882-06-09
A Busy Firm.

| About years ago, Messrs. Sutterley &
Co., opened out photograph gallery in
this city, a, No. 1902 Market street. The
enterprise was considered a risky one
by the public, they seeming to think
that Wilmington was already over-run
with Photographic artistics. This en-
terprising firm was not thus to be bat-
fled and went Immediately to work to
establish reputation and good trade.
BY a liberal use of printers ink, the
desired result was soon attained, and
to. day they are doing an immense bust
ness, giving employment to six first
class artists. Their business has 80 fal
increased, that from time to time they
were obliged to enlarge their extensive
gallery, which Is now as fine a one as
there is in the city. Since opening out
their gallery, they have taken over 26,
600 negatives, which proves the quality
of their photographs and the reliability
of the members OF the firm.
In connection with their gallery they
have laid in a new stock Of frames, of
all sizes and styles, Their stock is
equal to If not larger than any picture
frame store in the city. Their business
having advanced to such an extent
that their gallery was found inadequate
to perform the work fast enough, and
accordingly the printing rooms We're
removed to the dwelling house of the
firm, corner Third and. d.Shipley streets,
where rooms were fixed up for the con-
venience of those who put the finishing
touches on the picture. All the mega.
tives are kept at the house, which give
them sufficient room in the gallery for
the accommodation of their patrons.
This enterprising firm have advertised
in the columns of the REPUBLICAN
ever since they started, which goes to
prove the value of this paper as an ad-
vertising medium. Those who want a
good picture at a reasonable price
should give them call.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-09
Injured BY q FAN.

Last evening, John Nuckles, OF Nc
Dowelville, was found by some mem
bers of his family lying on step in the
rear of the house, with his head badly )
cut and bleeding profusely. When
found he was in an insensible condi
tion, and unable to give any account Of
how the accident occurred. 1t IL
thought however that he had climbed
into the grape arbor and fell from there.
DR.. Burwell was summoned and al.
though there is a severe scalp wound
fully six inches in length, he is of the
opinion that the skull is not fractured.
1t is probable that the man will recover
unless inflammation or congestion of the
brain should set in.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-09

uyANTED-B DARDERS AT NO 500
W Poplar street. Private house n d
rood accom- modatiOns. )o-ot'
Daily Republican., 1882-06-09
WILMINGTON HAY AND ST T&AW
MARKET
HEALTH is WEALTH

Dr. 4. y. Vests Nerve and Brain Treat
ment: . specific for Hysteris, Dixxiness
Convu4s onf, Nervous Headaohe, Mental Do
preston iss Of Memory, Spermatorrhoes
fmpOteney, involuntary Emissions, Prems-
tufe Old Age, caused by ovor-exertion, self
misery, decay and death. Ono box will cure
rooont cases. Each box contains one month";
treatment One dollar box, or six boxes
for i've dollars; sent by mail prepaid on 70
oeipt Of price. We guarantee SIX boxes to
euro any case. With each ordor received BY
us for six boxes, accompanied with hve DOL
guarantee to return the money II tho treat.
mcnt oes not effect euro. Guarantees
issued only by N. 3. Danfortb, Drvggist,
Cor. and and Market streets, Wilmington
Dal.-S0lo agent. nOv26-d&w
Daily Republican., 1882-06-09

NyANTED-A WHITE WOMAN FOR
" cook. Apply at 500 Washington 1T.
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