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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-06-30

second, Largesse third and Sue
Grundy fourth. Down the back
stretch Aldine lead, with Eddy lap
ped. Sue Grundy trotted fast and
passed Largesse, thus taking third
place. Aldine led past the half mile
pole in I.I5, Eddy in close attend
ance, Grundy third and Largesse we'll
in the rear. Around the turn Aldine
and Eddy trotted like a double team,
Sue Grundy trotting we'll in third
place, and Largesse still way in the
rear. Eddy passed Aldine just be.
fore reaching the three-quartef pole
and led by that point in I:49H.
Coming up the home stretch Eddy and
Aldine had a hot race for first place,
but Eddy kept his feet and led under
the wire by half a length, Aldine
second, Sue Grundy third and Lar
gesse last. Time a:a7N.
THIRD HEAT.
Jerome Eddy was a favorite just
before the start in this heat, at $40
to SO for the field. The scoring was
rather tedious, and the horses did not
get the word until the seventh trial.
Jerome Eddy at once taking the lead
around the turn and to the quarter
pole in 36A seconds, Aldine a close
second, Sue Grundy third and Lar
GEESE in fourth place. In going
down the back stretch Aldine made
a break, Eddy increasing his lead,
and Sue Grundy moving up on AL
dine and tapping her for second
place. At the half, passed in I:l3,
Eddy had a good lead, Aldine second,
Sue Grundy close up and Largesse
last. Around the turn Eddy increased
his lead, Aldine second, Sue Grundy
made a bad break and Largesse passed
her and took third place. Eddy led
past the three-quarter pole in 1850,
Aldine second, Largesse third and
Sue Grundy fourth. On the home
stretch the positions remained the
same. Aldine made play for first
position, but Eddy would not be
caught, and led under the wire by
three lengths, Aldine second, Largesst
third and Sue Grundy fourth. Time,
a;a6A. Jerome Eddy captured frs
money, $500. Aldine second, $500
Sue Grundy third, SIao. Largasst
fourth, $50.
THE WINNER.
The winner, Jerome Eddy, is +:
handsome bay stallion, by Loui
Napoleon a son of Volunteer, dan
Fanny Mares by A~lexander's Alb
dallah. He is seven years old, and i
owned by Dewey & Stewart, o
Owosso, Michigan. He made
record of 2:a7 at Jackson, during TIT
&C o. 1-1( -x10 N.oOl-
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-06-30

Our large sales have proved to us that our customers are
we'll pleased with our goods and prices, and we hope to con-
tinue to merit the large trade in these goods that we have
enjoyed in the past. Our
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-06-30
Undertaking Department

Is always we'll stocked with Collins, Caskets and Rich
Trimmings, and is under the supervision Of Mr.. North, who
has become so popular as an Undertaken.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-30
STATE AND PENINSULA.
Items of News from Towns anu
Villages Clipped from Spicy
Exchanges.

Items of News from Towns ana
Villages Clipped HrOEn spicy
Exchanges.
Chestnuts are reported as being very
plentiful crop this season.
The Peninsula cranberry crop is said
to be large one.
Successful revival meetings are being
held in the M. e. Churches down the
Peninsula.
Strawberries were offered for sale In
Salisbury market on Saturday last al 20
cents per quart.
ME- G. Barret, foreman of the
Cam bridge News, has purchased the
Era, of that town.
Partridges and other game will De
plentiful in AL parts of the peninsula
this season.
It Is said that night operators are I
be put on duty at the telegraph omces
on the Delaware railroad November
first.
A Kent county farmer has the follow
ing conspiCiously posted on his prem,
ises: ga private burial ground lot oil
agents"
A lively fight for the postmastershlp
at Cambridge is going oD between MI
MattIsoD, present incumbent, and Il ID
Medford.
A Middletown sportsman went gun
ming for squirrels few days ago ana
brought home in his game bag thlrteeI
land terrapins.
George W. Ingram, real estate agen'
sold this week tor s. Lindsey, a IarIn
on the Levels, containing 276 acres, Gt
j. b. Deakyne, of Middletown, tor eo'
per acre.
W. G. Sparks, of Galena, has sold
his four-year-old trotting colt, FREQ ".
to W. V. Lippincott, of PhiladeIPhla
for 5000. Fred g., got record o
I2.45 at the Cecil county fair thl'
fall.
The work Of rebuilding st. Annie
IP. d. Church, at Middletown, which
was DESTROYED by fire last May, Is pro
pressing rapidly. 1t is expected tina
il will be finished by the Cnristma
holidays.
The Georgetown Democrat says:
The health of Collingwood ?. Hallet
has steadily improved during me pas
week. He is recovering from his ner
vous prostration, is improving in appe
tite and talks nationally.
Wheat throughout the Peninsula 6a
come through the ground beautlIull;
tbis fall and is growing finely, thougl
most of the crop was sown later thai
usual. But a number of farmers vii
not finish sowing before Novembe
first.
| It is stated that the employees OF
the Dorchester & Delaware train pc
guile the tedious hours from Cambridg
70 seaford by shooting squirrels alon
the route, and that is the reason IS,a; wn;
the train has been behind time so otteI
lately.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-30

CHERIEF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ Of levari facias to me directed, will
be exposed to public sale at the hotel OF
Sarah SheArer at KirkWood. In Pencader
hundred, New Castle county, Delaware,
On FRIDAY,
TIE 8RD DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1852,
at 10 o'clpck, Q. m, the following described
real estate, viz:
All that plantation and tract Of land situ'
ate In st. Georges hundred. New Castle
county, and State Of delaware, on the south
side OF the public road leading from mount
Pleasant to Boyd's corner, and which 1B
bounded and described as asf0ll0Ws: Beginning
at stone in the Mount Pleasant road run
ming thence with land OF James H. Hickman
south 10 degrees ard degree, east lug
percheS ana 1-l0 Of perch thence with land
Of Thomas Bird nortn 66A degrees, east %
perchSs, thence with lSHd OF James Houston
and samuel kothwelI, north le1 degrees west
0S 2-lO perches, thence with land CT -
north 6lA degrees, east n perches, nortn b4Hl
. degrees west b8 perches, thence north "a de,
II ees, west e6 $40 perches. thonse north u
degrees west As perches 10 the place OF b. gin
ming, containing within these bounds seventy
siI acres Of ground, be the same mole or less,
within q tw..story frame house ana frame
stable thereon erected.
Seized and taken in execution as the prop
erty OF William Lore, surviving Mortg@gor
and I. t., and TO be sold BY
PHILLIP X. CLARK, Sheriff,
SHBRIyR'S OTTIOR, Wilmington, Del, Oct
IA, 1884,
Daily Republican., 1882-10-30
AU1mm,xrpnt Girl Missing.

A girl named Nora McCarty, 10 years
old, a native of Ireland, arrived at New
York on the 9Th of September in the
storage of the steamship Celtic. She
was Of extraordinarily attractive ap'
pearance. At Castle Garden she obtain.
ed a passenger ticket numbered "679,
r. 96" from the agent of tho Nav York.
Lake Erie and W estern Railroad Co.,
and sent a despatch to her sister at
watkins Glen, informing her that she
was coming. Soon afterward she suu. u.
denly disappeared. Her sister mas noI
vet seen her, and the ticket whlcn was
issued to her has never been USED 10 tnt
knowledge of the agents OF the railroad;
Detective Goden, of Castle Garden, anO
Pinkerton's assistants are trying 10 gam
some clew to her fate.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-30
THE BEST
KIDNEYAND LIVER MEDICINE
NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL.

UURES WHEN ALL OTHER MEDI
0INES FAIL. as it acts directly on the
WidmaVR. Liver and Bow ole, restoring
them n once to healthy action. HUNTS
REMEDY is o safe, sure and speedy euro,
and hundreds have testified to having been
eured by 1t, when physicians and friends
had given them up TO die Do not delay,
but try at once HUNTS REMEDY.
HUNTS REMEDY cures ali DIS
Urinary Organs, Dr0psy, GroyeI'
Diabetes, and IncOni1nence and Re-
tontiOn Of Urine. -
HUHT'S REMEDY cures pain In
uhe side, Back or LOtns, GeneraA
nebfIitV' Female Diseases DIS
tuFbed sleep, Loss OF APPetiIe'
Brtght's Disease, and al SOD'
DIaints OF the UrtnO-Gen1taA "r
MTNT'S REMEDY quickly induces
the Liver to healthy action, removing the
causes that produce Bilious MeAdac ne,
DYWDcpaia, Sour Stomach, COstAVe'
ness, Piles &c.
By the use Of HUNTS REMEDY. tne
Stomach and Bowels will speedily reSaltp
their strength, and the Blood Will DO perie'''
" HUMPS REMEDY is pronounced BY
the best doctors to be the only cure lor Si'
HUN rs REMEDY ig purely vegetable
and is q sure cure for Heart Disease aro
Rheumatism whom all ether medicine lS'o'
HUNTS REMEHY ia prepared
expressly for the above diseases
and has never been knOwM 70 A&S a.,
One trial will convince you. EOs
safe bv an Druggists. send for Pham
HTNT'N REMEDY CO., PrOviden GO. 3. |
Prices. 7H cents and SIs3o'
Daily Republican., 1882-10-30
Mr. Ii ASIInEs' Answer 10 She Fer
IIliEeF Question.

I1lizer Question:
WILMINGTON, Del, Oct. %, 1882.
Messrs. Robert H. Gilman, E. Ban
croft aud II. s. Caldwell, Committee of
"The District Grange" of Kent and
Sussex Counties :-GENTLEMEN Your
letter OF the 9th instant, addressed to
warren" Hastings, but evidently in
tended for me, was received to day.
After calling my attention to the fact
that certain parties, representing man
ufacturers OF sulphuric acid ard com
merrial fertilizers, have asked the Tar.
iff Commission to recommend to Con-
gress the imposition Of duty OF 80 per
cent on importations Of artificial com'
positions containing Sulphuric acid,
&c, and reciting resolution of your
or. .aniz ,tion instructing You, rs their
committee, to address me, as Gandi
date for Congress In this State, upon
the Ru, ject, your letter concludes as
follows "In obedience 10 the above
resolution we ask you, in The interest
Of the agriCulturist, to bay whether You
will or Gill noe, If elected TO Congress,
oppose the placing of the above Lax on
the farmers of this country"
Your question is clearly and distinct
ly put, and, for this reason, aside from
the respect which have always enter
tanned for the large and important class
In the community which Your organi-
Eation represents, commands my admi.
ration and my best attention. | will
endeavor to make my answer equally
| distinct and explicit. decline to say
whether will or will lot, if elected to
Congress, oppose the placing OF tie
above named tax upon the farmers OF
this country. My reasons for declining
are these do not believe that man
could, by any possibility, be proper
| Represent ative OF a community who
would DO willing to pledge, or promise,
in advance, hiS support OF or any oppo
sltiOn IT, q ~ eCltic measure upon which
| as such representative, he might De
called to act, at the request of any par
ticular class, portion or part OF that
community. In my judgment such
pledge, or any pledge, in respect to any
specific measures or men, would entire
ly unfit him for such position.
Pernit me, however, to say that
have alm ays been, am now and expect
to be until l shall be convinced that Il
is not for the best interests OF thi'
whole country, in favor of tariff fol
the protection of the labor OF the Amer
lean nottingham and rean by this
not only The labor Of the workingman
in the factory, the shop and the mine
but the tiller of the soil, the grower
{ OF the fruit, the raiser of the cattle, TIL
producer in all Of the various brsnche'
OF industry in this country as well
and being 80, am free to say that an!
measure upon which l might be callet
to vote, in case 1 shall be elected t.
Congress, which appeared to me Il
favor any particular industry at tn
expense of any ether industry, or an!
particular class of the community a
the expense of any other class, or an!
measure which did not inure to thu
bep eft Of all classes alike, 80 far as thi
is possible, would aud will receive my
unqualified opposition. l haYe tht
honor, gentlemen, to be
Yours, very respectfully,
WASHINGTON HASTINGS.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-30
Hard Pull.

Shortly after 10 o'clock Saturday
morning the tug boat Meteor assisted
by the Taurus and .ar other tug at
tempted to draw the steamship Excel
sior from her mooringS at the wharVes
of the Harlan & Hallingsworth Com
pany, but after putting and pulling for
over two hours we're unable to get
her along and it is thought additional
tups will have to be secured. Thou
sands of persons lined the bridge and
the banks of the creek to see her o by
but went home disappointed. While
some boys attempted to board one OF
Warmers barges, one Of them fell over
board but was promptly rescued.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-30

CHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ Of leVari facias 10 ne directed, Will
80 exposed to public sale At the hotel Of sarah
Shearer at KirkWoOd, in Pepcader hundred,
New Castle county, Delaware,
OF FRIDAY,
THE aRp DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1882,
at 10 o'clock .. m, the following described
real estate, viz:
All that certain lot or parcel OF land stu.
ate In PSncader huudre ed, IN the county OF
New Castle, and State Of Delaware, bounded
and described as follows to wit: beginning
at q stake IL the centre Of the public road
leading from summft Bridge towards Mid
dletoWn, corner fer these premises and lanes
Of James NichOlgOE, thence north S2H de-
Rrees, west 1877 feet to stake corner IS ast
aforesaid, and In a line Of Jacob Boys lana
thence with said Eoys' land south degrees,
east ~ feet to sake in the pI Iblio ro1d
leading to Bohemia Manor, thence with said
roa north b21l degrees, east l7b feet until Il
intersects the road leading from the SuLn mlt
Bridge towards Mildlet0wn, thence with s4ld
road towards Summit Bridge north 4 dc
grees. east li4 feet TO the place OF beginning,
containing thirty Thousand, three hundred
and eie hteen feet OF land, be the same mere
or less, on which Is erected frame house.
Book ~, volume 9, page Acc, &c.
| Seized and taken in execution g. the prop
erty Of William H. webb, and Mary H., hi
Wifa, and t t.peRf t.peeRft t2P Ps 3 SID s%Tx p s,,,,r
SHRRIBP's 0FFIoE. Wilmington, Dol, OOt
"A. 1882
Daily Republican., 1882-10-30
nnnnIn rive their Names.

A communication was received at
this office last week without the sigma
ture of the writer and hence it was not
nublished, The article alluded to, how
ever, may have been all right, but with.
ont the writer's name, it appears to be
rather a severe charge against a person
and accordingly the article was con-
signed to the waste basket. Parties
sending communication to this Office
must Invariably sign their names. not
for publication but as a guarantee OF
GOOD faith.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-30
~. History in q Nutshell!

Ex-senator Booth of California in his
od,iress to the recent State convention
said: uot;onol
is twenty-seven years DID,
r. Td sav that it is perfect would be to
Lam H that it is more than human; but
standing in this presence I dare avoW
thare tT has been no political party in all
hIstorv % however long 1t may have ex-
in.aJ S tbat has accomplished SO much
for foT humanity. so much for justice, SO
r N nch for liberty regulated by enlight.
ened law as the Rep9pllcan party ~
the United States in the past twenty
seven years.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-30

CHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ Of Venditioni ExponAs to me direct
cd, will be exposed To public sale, ct the Court
House ON Market street. between Tenth and
EIoVenth streets, in the Oity Of Wilmington,
In New Castle County, DEL,
ON MONDAY,
THE 9TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1882,
at 2o'olock, p. M, the following described
real estate, viz
ALI those three certain lots or pieces ofland
situated in the City Of Wilmington, afore-
said, bounded and described as follows, to
wit: No. with two tory brick dwelling
house thereon erected, Beginning OF 0 point
on the n0rtherly side Of Apple street OF the
distance OF one hundred and nifty feet irom
northerly parallel wi b Heald st. II feet to-
the southerlyaide Of 8foot wide alley, thence
easterIy along said side OF said alley parallel
with apple street II feet more or less to Q
corner, thence goutherly parallel with heSld
street and passing through the division wall
Of the house on the lot adjoining on the east,
n feet to the said side Of apple street afore-
said, and thence thereby westerly Il feet 10
the place Of beginning, be the contents more
or less with the free use and privilege OF said
three foot wide alley In common with other
owners Of land bounding thereon forever.
No. 2 Beginning 81 point on the soutn-
erly side Of Apple street at the distance o. 10
feet westerly from the esterly. side Of Clay
mont ct. thence sOGtherly parallel with Olay.
mort ct, 76 feet TO acOrner, thence westerly
parallel with Apple St. 80 fec TO smother cor.
ner thence n0rl herly parallel TO Claymont
81. rs 1est to the said side Of Apple st. Of Gre
said and thence thereby e0sterly 6Ofeet 70 the
place OF beginning, be the same more or less.
No. 8. Beginning Gt point on the sou d
erly side Of Lod, st. at the distance Of 10 IT,
westerly from the westerly side Of Claymont
at. thence sOuthorIy parallel with Clay ym0nt
st. 10 feet to o stake, thence westerly parallel
with Lodge street. 26 feet TO stake thence
to the said side ofLodge ct, aforesaid, thence
thereby easterly 26 feot to the place oil Degin'
ming, be the 50 me more or less.
Seized and taken In execution es the pso-
perty Of James +, Brennan and to be sold by
PHILIP &. CLARK, Sheriff,
SHARIFB's OBTIoE, Wilmington. Del, Got
10th, 1882. oc2l
Daily Republican., 1882-10-30
nsn1n Of a. m11llonalre,s Son.

Sheppard f. Knapp, jr., the second
son Of Sheppard Knapp, the million
aire carpet dealer of New York, went
fishine in the Hudson river on Friday
A man saw himl suddenly rise in his
boat, clutch at his throat and then
pitch headlong into the stream. The
body has hot been recovered. He was
twenty. five years old, an athlete, q
boating man, an expert swimmer and
popular young man.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-30
T0R. SIMMS
~ yEaETABLELlvER PILLS,
THE PERFECTION OF PILLS,

II u DIGR UN@
MANKIND's FAvORITEPILLs
The most famous liver medicine on rni eartnI
No Gripping, Sickness or weakness stCenH
their operation. They do not leave tne goWeis we.
coStiye. They tone and strengthen the Liver
and act on the kidneys, stomach ana sEin'
curing liver complaint sick headacne, hoI, aoG
Mains In the bowels, kidneys or hl adder eto:
Eery valuable In dyspepsia, malarial fever OF
dumb ague, chills and fever, general st weSEi y
ness. loss Of appetite, etc. They are Splen9hho y
for weakly females as an ssststsnt TO keep tae ne
sVstem healthy. They are endorsed ana te'
Commended BY thousands as the incest. put
Uative and splendid liver medicine: ElesssIi IN
y cys su 81 Sent by mail. Sold by leading deal
ara In medicines, Main depot, Fourth ana
King streets, wilmington, bel., .,and eO5 = arCn
atFaet PhiladelDhiP nONzS.SA
Daily Republican., 1882-10-30

CHERIFFS SALE-RY VIRTUE OF A
- writ Of Levari Facias TO mo direct
ed. will be exposed to public sale at the Oourt
House, on Market street. between Ientn ana
Eleventh streets, in the City Of wilmington,
New Castle County, Dol,
N''" ON SATURDAY,
THE llrH DAY OF NOVEMHER, ,lSSZ
at : O'Clock, p. M, the following described
real estate, viz:
All that certain lot Of land with the Two
and a half story frame dwelling house there
on ei ected, situate in the city Of wilmington
bounded and described as follows, to WI VIZ:
Beginning at the southerly side Of the VIII
mlnpton and Christiana turnpike road now
known as the Marylsnd Avenue, O. corner
now or formerly OF stephen Newlin's land'
thence by said Newlin's land south twenty
two degrees, eas t one hundred feet to anotn'
er corner of said STEPHEN Newlin's land
thence north sixty eight degrees east sixteen
feet to corner now or formerly OF benJaml
Stradley's lot, thence north twenty'tWo de-
grees west one hundred feet to the southerly
side of Maryland Avenue aforesaid, and
thence along said avenue south sixty hit
degrees west sixteen feet to the place or be-
ginning bc the contents thereof what they
may. Book 9, volume 10, page %, etc.
Seized and taken in execution rs the prop.
erty of John Dugan and Bridget his wife and
I, t's and TO be sold by
PHILIP X. CLARK, Sheriff.
STERIFF's OTFIoR, Wilmington, Del, Got.
49, 1852. oct2o-tnoVlleou
Daily Republican., 1882-10-30
SsGenerRIIy Accepted u

It seems to be generally understood
and accepted that edo the fine trade
of the city. We alone can give you our
artistic colorei sketches and designs Of
our work as it will appear upon the
wall. Should you require our skill our
foreman will wait upon you. Ball q
Company.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-30
GrnauhscH Mass Meeting.

Last Saturday night the Greenback'
ers held their postponed mass meeting,
at Fourth and Market streets. The at
tendance was small, and for want of a
stand the speakers delivered their ad-
dresses from farm wagon. Their can
didate for Congress, and several others
smoke on financial and other issues.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-30

CARD.-Io all who are suffering rom
the errors OF ind dlscretions ofyouth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss OF mannooqi eEs;S e.
win send recipe thst rSmedy Surs WV was dis.
covsIad by a missionary in South America
Sand a solf.addressed envelope 70 the HEL: M
JUSEF u - Octl1.lyd&w
Daily Republican., 1882-10-30
I'm. wIlmlng,on Oonferonee.

At the session of the Methodist Bish-
OPS Conference held at Berwick, Pa,
last week, Bishop Peck was appointed
to preside at the Wilmington Confer
ence, which meets at Cambridge, Md.r
on the 7th OF March.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-30
PHILOh OPHY.

The flowers are blossom ing bright to-day,
The sun drinks up the dewi
The birds are abb oad in their best array,
Why 80 gloomy are your
Because the flower Of my heart is dead;
The sun Of my life is set;
The bird that should sing ls flown instead,
What should do but ffetH
Cherish the birds that still are left,
Pluck Of the flower that remains;
May soul like yours bereit
Lives to forget Its pains.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-30
TEA! TEAL! TEA!!!

We have just receivedlW
chests of New Crop Teas,
among them our 30 q 6Oc.
Black, Green and Japan.
They are New Crop and we
consider them better than
ever as they have been Sc
lected with very great care
We have also reed. a large
invoice of Rio, Laguayra,
Ma1acaibo and Java cOttees,
which we are selling at very
low figures. Rio coffee sold
at 10, 12, Is, IS, 20, % and
our Celebrated Breakfast
Coffee at 25c per pound.
We personally superintend
the roasting of our cofte IS,
Call and try them.
New Crop Turnip Seeds.
CRIPPBN'S TEA STORE.
No. 5 e. Second St.,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-30

TA TIRsT.oL ASS RESI-
>SOB SALE .,o,y' ~ = 10 rVOns and attic, large
dsncs, s.oIy,, I,;yu,,tieos observatory, WIN
n, three story Suiit throughout Of the
I IS Frepch1 S, sssI, md sold water, fne fruit,
" sssrisl, nS,ha ny Delaware river and sur.
lcpdid view vl.try ~ The property can o. ses 2
Sndipg cOunWi r0 on the PREMISES. Can Dc
sT ape by ca' j. ", W,sULLlVAN,.
,gsht right 2lS West street.
epb..H "
Daily Republican., 1882-10-30
&AMTEAs.

UANTED - A MIDUDE AGED WO-
NJ tOketp house In small family. =
hat distance in country. Address 3. y. this
thce. Oc2S-3tt
Daily Republican., 1882-10-30

yNOR RENT-TWO FURNIs HE'D Off
ceS in the central part Of tee city, JOS
81 RebmSn, 6O3 Jefferson st. octll
Daily Republican., 1882-10-30

WANTED - A YOUNG MAN TO
wv learn the photograph business at
HOLLANDS photograph gallery 1907 Market
Iueet oc. loft
Daily Republican., 1882-10-30

WANrED-A FEW BOARDERSgWAN-
w ted at2OO Tatnall st., good board and
home comfort. Oot26-l2t#
Daily Republican., 1882-10-30
"a FOR ALI, TA AEPEoPLE.

= 4Rsauttful teeth at 90, o. % and slOelS34eaS 4
%, Taeth extracted without psinby the
,,s" ~ Gas. Over 90 years experience. In
GHTLAGHER, No. SSb Market street,
Daily Republican., 1882-10-30

WANTED-S Oh 8 TINNERS, ROOF
w erj and sheet iron workers. Apply
q once 10 JAS. F. WOOD& CO., nt,and
0falge Streets oc27-St
Daily Republican., 1882-10-30

WANGED-A RELIABLE MIDDLE-
W aged cOlOred woman as cook. Apply
G 100 French st. 0c27.St