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Daily Republican., 1882-12-20
FIFTH EDlTTO.
OOnGIsIenov

Shortly atter the elac,,,
sentative OF the REPuBLIcAx re
careful examination of the M nN,, mad
WORK during the coming winta1 iTu.look
lie learned that the nrnn' n.usos'
poor, and the probabilities 'Spset T"1N
great number of men w, woEe
tnro s wn out of employment bsSId b"SuId
first Of the year. ' oetore
On the 18th of Novemhar
aitsr the article warning the lew
men of the outlook, appearoS work
hEruBLlCAN the News pubIiob.i1a IN
following POO''Shed
OUTLOOK FOR WINTER WORE
IA reporter of The Morni,cT
tailed to visit and report an ,N Jews
riverside factories aud iron inS T"e = Y
Tor particular reference to tks 'uulst n.
ior The coming winter lao poSpl
whiie the outlook was no. 90 Seu %
as last year there was no canso OSseT j,
auy material depression Of SJ IaSjno 70
employees" laying d
The following from tho ~
News shows that the Fpp,.Cr mCr
was correct, although it Ias ELI
learned to look upon a @ w",t Iot
deprived of the means of a,"Ti,Alhgl
Ing for his family, as a loafer a
FIVE HUNDRED UNEMPLOYED
There is a very perceptjbo
Of Ioafers and unen. ployed ,o wo, 'ncrs
about the corners of Front and G" Ia IA
streets IL is estimated th,t "u ma
az. SOou. y, oCo persons, 'hletiy laOoriue \
out OF employment in the city At
present time, but the large faS.o. az
the river side continue fairIy W bUsw Os,eS
rstain most OF their haads, W. WI
slaoS in the ship yards " "o'A
"Cons's elcy thou ant a level"
Daily Republican., 1882-12-20
An ImuercstInE Lecture.

Las evening very interesting
lecture was delivered by Henry g
McUook, ID. d. III the Friends Nee tinl
House on "Honey Ants of the Garder
of the Gods" There was large aud.
ence present, who were greatly interest
ed in the speakers graphic description
of these industrious title insects.
DR.. MCC)ok opened his lecture by
describing the "Garden Of the Gods, u
which he said was the name given TO a
small valley in Colorado, where the wa.
ter had worn many ridges, SHAPED in
strange forms and resembling images
of ancient statuary.
On the top of hese ridges the honey
ants construct their nests, which ale
cone shaped sJruCtures,a a few inches high
a long gallery which leads to different
passages in wAiCL the LOney is tOreh.
These ants are quite small, and divi-
ded into two classes, the nOLey bearers
and the workers, with the queen aud
her attendants. The workers construct
the nests, and attend to tie labsr for
the colony, WIN the honey bearers
seek the food which they frequently
carry long dictanCes to the nest.
This food is obtained at night, and
has been found to consist of a sweet
liquid which gathers on nuf gals. The
honey bearers travel iu armies in regu-
lar file and their whole duty consists in
g. thering food tor the workers, who re-
main at home to guard the nest. The
lecture which ocCupi ed over All hour in
its delivery was handsomely illustrated
by dra wings and plaster casts ropre,
seniiug the nests.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-20
TheAhbmrY MisIarY.
For The Republican.

For The Republican.
An attache Of the E. E. reports that
a member of Asbury said in his hear
ing on Monday last that she was 10 "
Oh a firm foundation, that heI pastor
was accomplishing a good work, aud
we would here add that this is all true
and even more than that, the cOngreGa-
uons are simply immense. 1t is well
known that Asbury has by far the lar
gest seating capacity of any Protesl ant
church in the city save one (the Han.
over Presbyterian and yet the ushers
frequently have great difficulty in get
ting the people comfortably seated.
Last Sunday evening mauy ladies and
gentlemen left Eecause they could not
be accommodated. 1t was a grand
sight to see the vast audience as they
rose t) their feet when about to unite
in singing the first hymn of praise,
The present pastor Raw. Charles Hill is
now about winding up his third tim in
this charge, eight years in all and this
by the by is au unprecedented thing in
Asbury IS history of ninety.four years,
and yet there is the very best of feeling
between the departing Shepherd and
his flock, the latter yielding in submis-
sion to the Inevitable revolutions Of the
iron wheel rs IL whirls the ioiDer-
ant away from Brandy wine 10 Acco-
mac. ID.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-20
Shoo,tuR HIS wIte'e Paramour

While George Hardiman, a real
estate dealer uf Utica, New York, and
an ex-inuate of the Utica Insane
ASYLUM, was waiting in the II, R depot
at Utica Oh Monday afternoon, he met
with Nj. Dwight b, Warner, of Rome,
for whom he has apparently been
searching some time. Warner Sr-
deavored to elude his pursuer by ruu.
ming to rear of Bogg's Hotel, opposite.
Hardiman followed him, however, and
drawing a revolver fred several shots,
hitting Warner twice in the right leg,
though not seriously wounding Lin.
Hardiman alleges that an improper
intimacy has existed between his wife
and Warner for some time past, and
that his incarceration in the asylum
and subsequent troubles have all been
CAUSED by their connivance. His allega-
tions are denied by both the wife and
Warner, but il is said that what he
says can bo substautiated by proof.
Civil trials are now under way.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-20

Tne West End PnaTmacy

anu :" ObN buu EhAh"
To W. c. r. Colquhoun, belongs the
credit of an improvement at the Mid
die Depot which will prove of great
| benefit and convenience to that fast
growing section of the city. For some.
time past TIE Mr.. Colquhoun has kept
drug store at the corner of Scott street
and Gilpin Avenue, but that place
proving too contracted he looked around
for more roOmy quarters and concluded
to build dwelling and store to suit
himself and chose the corner of DUPONT
street and Delaware Avenue for the
! location.
The building is not yet entirely fur
nished, but the store room has been
completed and yesterday Mr.. Colqu-
houn opened under the most favorable
! auspices.
The drug sotre is very gem of
beauty eqaal if not superior in finish to
any drug store in this city. The counters
are covered with marble tops and the
woodwork is flushed IN Imitation of
rose wood.
! The prescription counter is unique
and handsome affair and finished with
every modern improvement. The pre-
scription scales, Troemm's make, are a
wonder of exaCtness. Two pieces of
white paper were balanced, and the
writing OF Mr.. ColquhOun's on one OF
the pieces weighed down the scales
| The building is three stories in height,
, - feet front and % feet in depth. A
| MIR. Strickland was general contractor
and carpenter and furnished all the
mill work.
T. b. Hizar & Son were contractors
for the brick work and James II. Beggs
* Co, furnished the bricks. John Lar
kin did the plastering Charles Il.
Tazewell, the painting and glazing +;
Stewart & Jones the gas fitting anu
plumbing George f. Hodges the up
bolstering; j. V. Garlic ~ Co, furnish
ed the hardware James Il Bro. the
glass Il. Lundy Kent tho lumber {;
Cnaries Smith tie tile tl)or and George
w. SIadley the heating appar ttus.
Mr. Colquhoun is a yong man OF
push and energy with first class quail
tications for his business and all his
customers will receive polite and
prompt attention. He it was who
Judge David Davis visited when he
came to this city to look after his col
ored protege who died few mOuth'
ago who was looked after aud cared 'c
by Mr.. Colquhoun at the rtquss' g
The Illinois Senator.
A pleasant part VI the opening yes
terday wss tue bountiful supply Il ice
cream, cake and fruit which gracrd
long table in the parlor and which was
patronized largely by Mr.. Co.quhouu'o
visitors. MIR. SewelI Hall, the well
known caterer, did the LonurS OF the
occasion.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-20
DEARHR.

FABulEN-On Tuest ay ,thelpth inst, Dora
NJ, daus hter OF walter and Elizabeth Fa.
huien, aged "A years.
The relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral Of Il Q deceased
from the residence OF her parents, $40 Chest
nut street. on Thursday next. Services at
the house at l2I5 O'CLOCK. Interment in Mt.
MOriah cemetery, Pniladelphia.
asleep In Jesus"
CKAWFORO-On Sunday, nth instant,
joseph Crawford In the - | year OF his age.
Relatives and irieIcs are respectfully invi.
ted t. attend the funeral from his late red
dence In Pencader hundred near GlasgcH,
on THURSDAY, the 2lst inst, at o'clock, to
procseu to Glasgow cemetery.
NJ ESSlCK-On Sunday the nth inst, ChIis-
tIan Messlck, aged 55 years.
Relatives and friend are respectfully invi
ted 10 attend his funeral from his late rest
deaco, -! East sixth street. On Thursday
morning at 9 o'c OCH. Nigh dass at ST.
Mary's church.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-20
Ming street. Market.

The market this "wednesday morn
ing was fairly attended but there was
no rush. A number of the farmers are
evidently holding back tor big day
on Saturday, when poultry, vegetables,
ETC., will To offered in abundance
Poultry this morning was not very
plent iful and prices we're fair. Nice
fat Turkeys sold from 81 to & so &C
cording to sizs ducks sold tor 81 q
per pair or 10 cents per Loundi chick
ems from rs cents TO $1,25 per pair
Butter and eggs still remain scarce
and high. The former sells for 40@5t
cents per pound while eggs meet with
dull sale at 40 cents per dozen, Rabbits
sold from % to 40 cents per piece
Prices were but little changed in the
vegetable market. The meat market
was very active this morning and sales
were brisk.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-20
Local LinHIaIS

Christmas is bu' tour days off.
Bring your advertisements IN ,
for Saturdays large edition. "
Chester wants a street markst
also the stree lit up by electricity
The new station known an Iran :
situated below NeSark on tbs i,na !
the P. W. & b. railroad, is nearly ,,II y
pleted. Y
The school children will som b, :
holiday and one that is looked farH,
TO with much interest.
Tie cause OF tbe death Of Mr. S,,ou
horses on Monday night, as m1ntio'
yesterday, was attributed to njSu
pneumonia. The other horse vas
TOR this morning.
A rattis for turkeys, wild ducks !
venison will take place at Grab.1
New Exchanse,on Shipley Street am
Third, every evening this week.
DR.. Hale's health lecture la,t sv
ing was well attended and highly in l
esting. The audience was frat entl
tanned by a stereOptican exbibitis
The lecture will be repeated this evi
ing.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-20
The Fatal Horse DI.easc.

A. D. Vandever, vetrinary surgeon
says the typhus, typhoid, pleuro pneu-
mOnia now prevalent amongst horses IL
of the most fatal character, and he says
further that whenever q horse refuses
to eat he should be Immediately remov.
cd from the stable as the disease is in
fecjous to the highest degree. Within
the last ten days Mr.. Vandever hauled
cut three mules belonging to Philip
Mcdowell which died from the dis
ease.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-20
AInusenlenCs.

The great emotional drama euti,II
'Olly Farmers Daughter" will
produced at the Opera House On Sad
day evening by all excellent compaI
iucluding Alice HerndGu a. Nine N
rent, the adventures. The drama
ssilIfully construc'ei, iull Of iutet
and heavily laden with love and ID
Ousy. Tue characters are well dra
ana offer opportunity for excellent 4
ing,
Miss Charlotte Thompson will app
Christmas afternoon III the nsw IL
Lynne" and in the evening in a n
version of "Jaue Eyre"
On Tuesday, the 26:h, the Corn
Opera Company will present the M
Cotte," and Oh Wednesday, the "a
the Pirates of Fenzauce."
Daily Republican., 1882-12-20
special Mention.
ExtFiVaRaRee,


l am subject TO attacks Of inflamma.
tory extravaganza, and while under the
inhuenSe Of those parOXysms, l am
liable to be influenced by the caprices
Of public desires. That in connection
with an organic mania for selling man,
ufactuTed t0baccOs has induced me tC
jeepardiza prosperity and happiness fol
the purpose of giving my patrons and
the public generally the benefit of those
periodical outbursts of generosity.
The solution of the above can be
found at the Great Tobacco Mart, Tn
and Shipley. CHAPMAN, proprietor.
ACARD.-Io all who are suffering FROM
the errors Of indiscretions Of youth, nervous
,Eeskncss, early decay, loss Of manhood, etc.,
! WI send a recipe that will cure you, FREE
or CHARGE. This great remedy was dis
covered by a missionary in south America.
Send seli-addressod envelope to the REV.
JOSEPHiT. lNMAN, Station u, New York
City. Octll.lydSw
Holiday Presents.
Ladies and children's furs, ladies fur
collars, fur mufflers, ladies', gents and
boys seal skin caps, smoking caps, ear
mutfs, hat brushes, silk, alpaca and
gtngham umbrellas and canes.
a OIRtOFO q BIO. ,AOI Market street
Read.
Holiday Presents; Gents Gold Stem
Wind Watches, S32.0O Ladies' Gold
Watches, S26 90, at
q. HEEBNER's,
6l3l9 Market St.
Attention.
Ladies you cannot do better than to
go to Beckett's, los and llO Market st. !,
and purchase II box Of thnse fine cigars
as present to your lover for Christmas.
Mounted BIrdaIn
glass vases, al very reasonable prices,
will make a nice present at Woods
bird store, No. 2O4 East Third street.
GO 10 Jauney'a,
Headquarters for potatoes, 3O3 King
street.
Bird Mama keeps canaries in con-
stant song, and cures diseases. 10 cents
at drug Sore. Bird Food Co., Camden,
n. j.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-20
ExcsIIeuI Skaling.

The ice on the upper BrandyTlne o
tween the second and third dams
about five inches thick, and during y
greater part of yesterday was nIi'
with skaters enjoying this exhilera'iiI
sport. The greater part OF those on Y
ice yesterday afternoon were o)yS, WI vi
seemed to enjoy themselves gteaIl
The skaters at ract great many y,
sons of Daturer years TO the hanks WI !
enjoyed themselves by seeing Que
hapnY.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-20
rha KtAL.RonIa Trial.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 19-Messrs
Alexander ana Eatoo, the stebograph
ers who have been reporting the Star
route trial, and whose demand for fur.
nishinR printed copies of the proceed
inRs to the defense was doomed exorbi
tant by Judge Wylie, TO day agreed 70
furnish copies to both sides at % cents
a folio, each to pay half. Mr.. Bliss,
who began his opening for the govern
ment on Thursday last, concluded at
IL 80 to day with an apology for the
length of his speech. Mr.. Chandler oc.
cupled the remainder of the day with
the opening statement for the defense,
and aad not concluded when the courl
adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-20
ShIIGer Rep sired.

Shifting engine No. 10, OF tne P
s. b. railroad, made its first app .ara1
this morning, after having undergone
thorough overhauling at the comPaD'
shops in this city. Several iupro,
ments were made TO the shifter viii
will render it much more efficient .
mong these is a patent steam mum
to prevent the escaping steam tEo
making such a noise. The engine D
also a patent break attached " u
driving wheels, enabling them to ma
q quick stop. The engine presents
fiue appearance in its new coat OF pal
Daily Republican., 1882-12-20
Honor 10 Whom Honor is Da I

In writing up MattheE +. Hayds
flower farm on the Newport Pike
t3rday We should have given Mr., h.
Courtney, Mr.. Hsyden'S father-ln-l
the credit f furnishing the finances
the purchase Of the lO,, and the erect
Of the palatial crystal palace hot hOu
which are the admiration sld wont
of the country. Mr.. Courtney D
takes as much interest in the clIture
flowers as Mr.. Hayden, though the
ter has the experience aid the torH
the mans. Between them The Ell
prise cannot tail TO prove a grand 8
cess,
Daily Republican., 1882-12-20
PrOrracted Meeting.

The prctracted meeting that Is 81 n'
in progress 1t Asbury NJ. E. church. rnb,
increasing in interest, and tle PNtf Pnotf
bilities are that it will continue anSft an
or week. There have been somo .;oT M
persons who have professed conSSaS,T oaSsr,
and there are still number OF Se0A'''
Daily Republican., 1882-12-20
uameEvery Night.

A large consignm ent of cnnvass O%S ~
ducks, 1--WE turkeys and veDIson FS ~
been received at Graham's new .h1S M
change saloon, Shtpley street sDor .'or
Third, which will 10 rattiCd lor 0ror ror
evening this week. Go and uy iVI
luck and also test the fine 0fSnIio ~
wines, liquors etc., offered at tnIS p'''
A roast Of venison Is delicious
Daily Republican., 1882-12-20
Ran over.

About half past six O'Clock last even
ing MIR. Samuel Barr, IS years of age
was knocked down and run over by 8
horse and buggy at Seventh and Mar ke'
streets. Mr. Barr was crossing the las
named street at the time, and 1t is said
the driver of the vehicle made DO at
tempt to stop his team, aud did not ever
sop afterwards to ascertain whether
the man was injured or not. Mr.. Bari
received a severe cash on his forehead
aud several bruises on his body but was
able to reach his home, No. 62O King
street, where be was attended by Drsl
Harlan and johnson.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-20
A Great convenience

James f. Wood & Co. have place
stoves in all the cars Of the FrOIt An ~
Union street Passenger Railway VOI
pany and the improvt ment seems "
appreciated by the public, as inc Sl"' az,
has greatly increased since tno "a 20
have been heated. There are maI .I
persons who would much rather VIC, >,
on a cold day, than to ride IN . os' y,
which is not provided with some me"'
for warming 1t.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-20
The Prisoners CHRISTMAS Dinner

Joseph G. White, editor Of the New
Castle Star writes to us to- day saying
that the citizeus committee organized
for the purpose of taking charge of the
arrangements for the prisoners Christ
mas dinner met last evening and per
fected their plans as far as was possible
They find that they lack about $50 OF
having enough to provide the dinner,
He requests that all who intend to con
tribute to the dinner TO do so imme,
diately.
Great interest is manifested in tie
preparations for the dinner,
Daily Republican., 1882-12-20
- 80

Su,terley Il Co. have increased their
help so that they will not keep you
waiting out te minutes and prove
rheir work in three days. Gallery 3O2
and 304 Market street. Open in the
evening, come as early in the day as
possible
Daily Republican., 1882-12-20
nsatnIMnIInax Atrtn.

U. B. Cole, the popular mems fur
nisher, offers fine assortment OF goods
in his lire. Elegant neckwear in beau
tiful boxes. Gloves, collars, cuffs,
shirts, silk handkerchiefs, and such
things every body knows that they
always get more for their money at
Coles than any other furnishing store in
town
Daily Republican., 1882-12-20
OUR PRICELIST:
VEKCOATS.

$50 90 Custom Made Overcoats,
Satin Liped SIG 90 & 1900
Si5 90 Custom Made OVercOats,
Double Twill Serge 400 s - 90
$40 co CUSTOM Made OvercoN t.,
Satin Sleeve Lining IL 80 & ID. 80
S35 90 Custom Made OvercoAts,
Satin Facing, $1,000, II 90 " 1900
S25 90 Gu,t IN Made OvcrcOats,
Satin Facing S 80 & Us
Daily Republican., 1882-12-20
Hama Lean AssoeIatiOn.

Regular monthly meeting, Es; Os;
evening, Dec. 22d. Shares III tno ~ b,
series eau be had at that time " pI1
application to tie Secretary, ~. inv,
Market street. Money IL selling ''"'
aud it 10 good time to invest
Daily Republican., 1882-12-20
K.argeLsI 0I Frames

Messrs. j. X. Sutterley 4 Co., th'
welknown photographers, at 3O2 Mar
ket street, have received il large cor,
signment of picture frames of every de-
scriptiUn for the holidays. Purchaser
should examine their stock before pur.
chasing elsewhere as they have the
largest stock in the city.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-20
10 Fox Hunters.

A fox will be let out at Colum bue
Inn on Christmas morning at ten
O'Clock. All lovers of sport are inVi.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-20
A kaFeChaucr.

to get goods at the ptices that L. F.
Adair, 2O7 Market street, is selling, as
he must close out his large sttcB
regardless to prices to close out his
large stock Of furniture and beding
Daily Republican., 1882-12-20
Dir. SlmmA' white PuImOniC
RaIBam,

is the Leading Lung Remedy of vii
ming ton, Del. We can refer to hun
dreds who will attest its merits II
Throat and Lung diseases and as
remedy which will positively prevent
consumption on the Lungs. 80 cents
and 81, depot 4th and King streets
Philadelphia, johnson, Holloway 4
Co., wholesale agents.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-20
Cn.s.oup an frees.

Some nice selected trees from mas,
nursery suitable for halls and Snu1 ~. :, and
Also . good assortment Of medium ..r'ss,
small ones ct Fifth and KING ss~s
W. r. PHrEE''
Daily Republican., 1882-12-20

Do not fail to call and see those Hne
velvet frames Suttsrlsy & Co. 302 Mar
kOt street are selling at cost, rOomS ID
Aeor open in the evening.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-20
MAR RIED.

MASON-SMOUT-In Chester, on June ~,
by the Rev. Noble Fra ne, Mr. william
Mason aud Miss Gu ie h. SmOot, both Of
this city.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-20

For good dress or business suit of
clothes go to Ferd. Carson, Merchant
Tailor, 5l7 Market St
Daily Republican., 1882-12-20
NilN a2amuIE srohseFs.

A splendid assortment Of silk hand
kerchiefs and mu1flers at 307 Market
81, W, 81. Sinooek.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-20

DuBLIU SALE - TIN SHOP AND
L DIV GLLlNH
The subscriber about to relinquish the Tin
and stove business, wi | offer 81 Public Sale
on SATURDAY, DEC. 8Oth, 1892,
at2O'slOck p. m,
in the village Of Hamorton, Chester County,
Pa. A tWO-stOry frame cottage containing
six rooms. a twO.story Tin shop (2b IT. by
80 #. J, with ed back. This lot is we'll set
with peach, pear, plum, cherry and ounce
trees, 10 grape vim Of dit erent varieties,
black berries, raspberries and other small
fruit Also two story frame barn,
housing for 8 vehicles, corn crib, chicken
house, etc. herms at sale.
LEWIS LAMBORN.
For further particulars call JOHN T.
Elliott, 20l2 market street, Wilmington,
Del. dec18.6teod
Daily Republican., 1882-12-20

NOR RENTS X KOJM HOUSE ON
SAroce street betweAn 9th and 10th sts.
L. q. VanKIeeck, 9ib Market sc. delO'3tf
Daily Republican., 1882-12-20
Z. LAMES BELT.

Sixth and Market streets, is the head
quarters for elegant holiday goods
Their stock comprises beautiful Cellu,
loid sets, of new designs, in plush,
leather and satin, e.egant Odor cases
for handkerchief extracts; novelties in
alligator's skin, cut glass and engraved
bottles, farina cologne and handker,
chief extracts in endless variety, nail
sets, toilet mirrors and ether articles
usually kept in first-class pharmacy
Daily Republican., 1882-12-20

nor KENT-A 7ROOM HOUSE WITH
II fr mt porch and yard, bath, hot and colo ,
waite ,,0S3 l. mbard street at q reduced price
TO March 26 Apply to DBhAVEN MO hIS,
l0l4 Tatnall street. deoa04t
Daily Republican., 1882-12-20

AM ANTEDA THOROUGHLY UOMPET.
w ent dou lie entry boox-keeper wishes a
ret Of books to work on in the evenings Com
pensation very moderate. address Book
Eeeper" this Otiics. dec2O.3s*
Daily Republican., 1882-12-20

HEALD b CO.'S NEXT PUBLIC SALE
II Saturday, Dec. 81, 1852, Send In your
lists Of Houses lots, farms, stocks, bonds, etc.
with or without limItea prices before Satur'
Gay, December 20. dec2O-8t
Daily Republican., 1882-12-20
ADAMS & BRO,

the leaders in the toy trade of Will
mington, are fully prepared to do a
rushing business during the next few
days. Their store, No 5O4 Market
street, presents an attractive appear
ance and is crowdrd daily by purchas
ers Their stock embraces all the latest
inventions in the toy line and you can
purchase dolls from one cent up to s.
or $40, and other things in proportion.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-20
G. s. HUMPHREY & BRO,

at their new store, No. 302 Market
street, have the largest stock of caps,
hats, furs and gents furnishing goods
to be found in the city and visit -
their store will fully attest the fact. A
seal skin mutf, fine silk hat, or silk
umbrella are appropriate gifts for the
HOLIDAYS.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-20
Novelties and supplies for she
Christmas Holidays as AdVeE'
Iiaed In The REPUBLICAN.

As is usual, just previous to the holi-
DAYS, a complimentary notice of each
of the REPUBLICANS many advertisers
is given, calling attention to the pub
lie of the numerous attractions offered
by the merchants in the way of holiday
goods suitable for Christmas presents
as well as seasonable supplies for the
holiday season.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-20
rAMEs & BRO

No. 204 Market street have large as
sortmsnt of knives, forks, ivory, hard
rubber, rosewood and all styles pOck
81 knives. A pair of their club skates
would be just the thing for your boys
Christmas present,
Daily Republican., 1882-12-20

UNUR SALEM RTGAuES, s, az, AND
Sper cent. Not one dollar lost by us In
o years investments of $L0N0,00l IN Eastern
Ur Western % ortLages. HEALD O..
dec2e-5t