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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-07


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one -lGar~. six 30
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cue square two mouths. - %
An excess u dinner oflen dcranges The sysen
and bring on f1tuiencs and collie. A s'neio dose
Of TARE,ST's sELTzER APrRIESr viii correct
the ae:dfiy relieve the PAIN and rrsovs The eause.
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WATCHES. DIAMOND FAR-DR0PS.
DIAMOND LscE-PINs. DIAMOND scARF-Prss.
DIAMOND RlScs.
received for sale By c. GEsssr & 60.
SPECIAL JUDGEMENTS % purchasers of CArds
and Holiday Prssents at L. LEwIS's. Ola Main
street
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GOoDNKD 4 MOSES,
s2o MAIN STREET.
SILVER wsrcHks.
DIAMOND EAR-DRCPs.
DfAxOSp RINGS.
DIAMOND L,cs-PiSs.
DIAMOND -,ARr-Tr>S.
together xiih a faII a--or,ueu, u RI,Gs.
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sand rfIvE2-PIATsD WARE. tsoLp-HEAp
.CANEs, Go. ~, snd OPTICAL oUoDe-
LOWEST PRICES ~ rHE CITY.
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amount u one dollar receive % per cezt rr:sc-
tlon Al L. LEwIS's, 9I2 Main street.
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IMPROVED
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BALTIMORE, WD.
WATCHES
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-07

SPECIAL INprcgNESrs % purchssers of CArds
and Holiday Presents at L. LEwIs's. ola Main
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-07

PURCHASERS or CHRISTMAS CARDS u dse
amount y one dollar receive 2S per cezt- rrcsc-
tion A. /. LEwTS's, 9I2 Main street.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-11-25

The County Board of Supervisors
have this week levied the taxes for this
County for 1892 The amount for all
purposes, including state, town and
school taxs, is $40, 1851 This,
upon valuation of $3.50, 591 %,
makes the rate a tritie less than II
mills. Last year the taxes were S31,-
531 "a, but the rate was As Mills
The valuations were then merely nomi-
nal. This year they are more in harmo-
ny with actual values The tax roll
will be ready on time this year-that
is it will be in the hands of the town
treasurer by the 10th of December
For the information Of all tax payers
we will state that on all taxes paid
during December discount of 3 per
cent. is made by law. During Janu-
ary the face Of the taxes will be re-
ceiyed, but after the first of February,
when the books go to the county
treasurer, interest Will be added, and
on April 1st, if not paid, an adverti5-
ing fee attaches. The tax sale occurs
the second Tuesday in May. 1t is ex-
pected that taxes viii be promptly
paid this year There is no county
scrip or orders out this year Cash
must be paid on ell taxes.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-11-25
Jundano the Magician.

Prof. Jundano will give an enter
tainment at the New Town Hall next
Tuesday evening. Some of our citi-
zens who have seen him perform years
ago say he is the best i'll the world.
The Brainard Journal says: Prof.
Jundano gave an entertainment, ac-
cording to previous announcement, al
Hartley's hall last Saturday evening
The hall was we'll filled. and the au-
dience was entertained with the very
best exhibition of legerdemain and
ventriloquism ever given in this city.
Jundano is certainly ahead Of MARITIME
both in the ingenuity Of his tricks and
in power to entertain. AS the enter
tainment was very lengthy one, we
cannot mention In detail even the
best parts of it, but it will suffice to
say that fun or wonder prevailed dur
ing the entire time it lasted The
Professor did everything advertised
and is well up in his profession and
discounts any magician ever in these
parts. As ventriloquist he Is unex-
celled."
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-11-25

The auroral display of last week
Friday evening was the grandest it
was ever our good fortune to behold.
The display began about five o'clock,
and reached its grandest display about
$50, when the light, in the most
beautiful tints, reached the zenith, as
suming what is called corona forma-
ton The display lasted till about
miadght, though much less brilliant
after eight O'Clock. The brightest tinfs
were in the northwest. Il was gran.11
beyond description
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-11-25

The Lake Superior News, (Du
luthl says that one of the Omaha Of
fcials who visited that city last week
Friday, is authority for the statement
that that road would be running pal
ace coaches from Chicago to Duluth
by July next, and that the railroad
bridge across the bay would be built
for the purpose. Even Bob Ingersoll
will not deny that there is a hell
and red hot one-for such men as
the News editor
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-11-25

What with the Supervisors re-
port, setting new advertisements, and
Job work on hand this week, we have
but little time to devote to our editor
ial duties, and we are sorry to say that
TINES does not present its usual new
sy appearance to-day. We will try
and get it up TO its normal condition
again next week.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-11-25

The railroad war still continues.
Thus far the cut is confined to the
eastern travel, but it is quite Ii. ly
that it will extend to the ives IN
tarvel also, to-day or Monday.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-11-25

Panama was terribly shook up
by an earthquake on the 9TH and 6th
of September. The shock came in the
early morning before people We're
stirring, so there was no loss of life
and but few injuries.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-11-25

The Piegan Indians are again
the war path in Montana. Tb" r
their acts are directed against the
Crows; and consists in stealing their
ponies. 1t may become more serious
before spring.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-11-25

Dakota will no doubt be the next
territory admitted to the Union as a
state. We think Dakota is entitled to a
scat with the sisters, and she will pro-
badly be admitted without opposition
when congress meets.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-11-25

There is no longer any hope for
Kindred of the Fifth Minnesota dis
trict, and his followers have folded up
their flags and spiked their anyils and
surrendered 10 the Norwegian con-
queror, Mr.. Nelson.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-11-25
SUPERIOR. WIS.,, SATURDAY, NOV. Is. 1882.

President Porter of the Omaha,
denies that he is trying to depreciate
the stock of bis road, but afirms that
he is buying all he can get and wants
more
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-11-25

In New York a man named Din
go sued a yonng widow named Fanny
Robey, for breach of promise, laying
damages at $4,000. The court al
lowed him $1,000 and costs of suit.
He claimed to have spent that sum in
iewelry for the gay deceiver, and he
got back his own.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-11-25

Nov that our Duluth neighbors
have found cut that they cannot build
the n. P. Railroad bridge across the
bay this winter, what Will be the next
yarn they will start up with view to
injuring Superior? Come, spin out
something new
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-11-25

A new kind of engine for use on
tramways, is being constructed at De
pere, Wis. 1t is claimed that the new
device is capable of pulling $4,000
feet of logs at the rate of five miles an
hour. Our mill men. should make a
note Of this.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-11-25

Miss Blair of Cambden, S. c., a
very handsome woman, recently COM
mitted suicide, Her great-grandfather
was hanged, her grandmother commit
ted suicide, her father was tried for
murder, and escaped only to be killed
by another, and one of her brothers is
serving a life sentence for murder.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-11-25

Denver, Col, has been visited by
an earthquake. The shock, which
was quite severe, badly scared the
wicked people of that city-reDort
says everybody was scared but the
good editors -pad its visit on the
evening Of the Sth inst.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-11-25

Green cucumbers are not connected
with any secret society, but they can
teach you many grips and sighln's.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-11-25

-Thurlow Weed, the greatest man
ipulator of the political wires this
country ever had, died at his home in
New York last Wednesday, and will
be buried today, Friday. He was
over so years old and has been a
prominent public man for over fifty
years.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-11-25

John Oleson, do 10 %
John Oleson with team do y so
bridge timbcrs with team 10 90
August Cadotte five days work on
timber and bridges IS
timber and bridges rs
Paul Bungo, three days work on
timber aud bridge %
Joe Cadotte three days work on
timber and bridge .
er and bridge Il 90
John Sammon three days work on
timber and bridge .
Oliver Bunner, six days work on
timber and bridge 10 90
Charles Frazeau. : days work on
timber and bridge, with team IS 90
timber and bridge with team 25 co
II W Shaw days on timber and
bridges with team. ana DAYS as
overSeer % VO
Frank Belver, days on timber and
RIB Mclean six days overseeing Is 90
l c Thompson, 9l5 it. timber. 81 80
+ A Leidle. team for Sheriff, 90
Geo Brooks trapsn. + 4 officials 81 90
April Is. Cutler. Gilbert 4 Co, lumber 13S 90
John Olson, q days work ON supe-
rior City dock -
Hiram Hayes. legal services loo 90
J. Lutte Christie blanks and pub
fishing notices 20 10
L. +. Wheelock fees Co. canvass 90
April %. Geo. AndeSon, feeding prisoners 81 %
Webb * Langley, stationery II 50
D. Geo. Morrison, fees as notary W
T. Richie. work on delinquent roll 20 90
Denis Dean, nails. rope, etc ~ 40
freight on lumber and
shingles 30 81
o. Nordman, saving wood for court
house - w
johnson & Evans, assessment roll
for 1852 IA 30
Geo. F. Holeomb, express charges on TO
Whipple &Chase, publishing notice
and blanks %
r. Hammond, IL days Singing
court house 70
Io,eiov 4 CO. fra 00n SHINGLES SIS ~
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-11-25
COUNTY CLERKS CASH ACCOUNT.

1881 DEBTOR.
| nov H. To balance each on hand due
holders of tax certificates 50 u
! Nov 80, Receipts for month of November 81 81
| Dec 81 do do December l02 49
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-11-25
'TATE OF WISCONSIN. / :,

COUNTY OF DOUGLAS.
Geo T. Holeonb county clerk of the County of
Douglas being duly sworn says the foregoing is
a true and correct statement Of all the moneys
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-11-25
THos. BARDoN, Proprietor.
J. Lutte. CHRISTIE, Editor.

The TINES has been duly entered at the Post
once n Superior, Wis, IS >econd-class matter
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-11-25

Mch 2S. L F Wheelock, fees as coroner
RIB Mclean for county work, 10
H " Shaw. kilograms, etc 10
do per diem as Supervisor 10
r B Mclean. do do 10
Urgelle Gouge do do 10
April J. Edward Whalen, Q days work on
timber and bridges 10
Charles Oleson. IS days work on
timber and bridges %
Ernest Krimer IL days work on
timber and bridges rs
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-11-25
Jurors Certificates
Iiabilirles.

ov. q. To railroad bonds outstanding S25 0o0 90
To county orders Outstanding 800 l3
10 jurors certificates outstanding 142 IS
To due holders tax certificates 147 q
TO due state Of Wisconsin l67 %
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-11-25

E me rooms over the store occupied BY Retalack
CoA' cheapest rentin town. Apply 10
hETALLACK G. Cox
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-11-25
Re SO URGES.

Soy Il b cash in hands of Co. Treas 81 OS5 IA
By cash in hands of Co Clerk I'D 81
BY tax certiti. on hand, sale 1878 100 90
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-11-25

IF Wheelock. Coroner's fees.
II W Shaw, u days team work,
Richie, for express and postage,
D Geo Morrison, Register fees,
Urgelle Gougc wood box
A Philhyook, work on road with
team
Webb & Langley stationery,
Peyton 4 Kimball lumber
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-11-25
Reading for Tax Payers.

GEO. F. HOLCOMB,
County Clerk
Daily Republican., 1882-03-14

One case of drunkenness and ore Va
grant at police court t,Is morning. The
lat;er was given 50 days.
MiCl ael Lynch, OF Ctntrevi lie, will
sell his personal property at publ c
SAL, on Wednesday, the 22ud inst
Persons who wish to save small sums
of money are reminded that the Hope
Building and Loan As oCiation is isSu-
ing a new series Of stock.
The truck farm of George NJ. Bran
bic, situated near Brandywine Springs,
is for re at reasonable price.
The North bound Delaware train
this moraing was loaded down with
Methodist cergymen, who were return
ing from Conference.
A horse attached to a wagon ran Of
yesterday afternoon and came i'll con
tact with lamp post at Seventh and
Spruce streets, breaking 1t short oft,
The box and money drawer which
was stolen from r essick's stall, in
SecOld treet market, yesterday noon,
was recovered this morniug in Warner
& Co.'S. stable, covered up with straw.
The Sl5 was missing however, with the
exception Of 4 cents The thief has
thus far elude1 arreS t.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-14
Trouble Anon the Fish Mem

A large crowd, among which were a
number OF tish men, assembled at the
police station last evening to witness
The trial Of William T.. Allen, fish
dealer who it was alleged by the clerk
OF the market, had violated city Ordi-
nance From the evidence it appeared
that Allen had rented stall No. Il il
King street market, which he occupied
until Friday last, wheG he backed his
wagon iuto stall No. /, previously oc
cupiel and rented by j. G WiggIes,
worth. When ordered TO move by the
clerk, he refused to vaCate and the clerk
was obliged TO remove him, after which
Alien immediately moved Ill.,. wagon
back into stall No. 4, whereupon the
| clerk had warrant ISSUED for uilu.
Several witnesses were called anG
testified that they had been in tne
habit Of renting the stalls from the
clerk, WhO assigned them their places
at the beginning OF the season. ThOs.
Davis, E'q, was counsel for the de-
PENDANT, and made an earnest appeal
in behalf Of his client, stating kat it
sas onl Y custom Of the CLERK to MT
the stalls, and that there was 10 Orii-
nance giving him the power to say
where they shall staud. After ,Onsid'
erabe talk pro and con the Mayor To-
served his decision. This morning Alien
occupied staLd No. 4, and WAS again
hustled out 10y the clerk, and more
trouble is anticipated. Where or how
the matter will end is not as yet known,
but it is thought that an irJn-Clad law
will he passed by Council, regulating
the fish market.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-14

The friends of jeremiah Harrigan
are still making efforts to iuduc5 the
Governor to decay the day OF execution.
\ yesterday Sluire j. q. Jackson OF
ii oCkessln, ali! eXShtritf Richardson
saw Governor Hall at MlddlttOWu, and
appealed to him to grant a respite OF
from tour to ii 5hJ months, auI urged
that IiaTrIgau needed more time to ar
range his affairs, and property provide
for his children. Tney prestntt,! Re
litiou signed by some three hundred
persons, and also some letters written
by members OF the jury and others, i'll
which Il strOng appeal Tor eXeCutive
Glemency was made.
The Governor said that he wished tC
act carefully III this matter, and tnat he
mad already been to considerable trou'
be to ascertain the facts III the case,
still he would consider the petition and
letters and announce his decision in
the case in a few days. EX-Shert1
Richardson however says that he has
ro hope Of "a reprleve belng granted.
In tie meantime Sheriff Clark Is
quietly preparing tor the execution
which will take place on next Friday
week the 24th inst, unless the Cover
nor interteres. The Jury OF twelve men
to witnoas the execution has been sum-
moued, and besides them the only per-
SOUS VINO will De allowed to be present
will Ue the coroner, two physicians,
three ministers and the Sherltt's assist
ants, but in no event is the whole mum
Der to exceed thirty, as that Is thu Ut
tr,t .tN.. |, ~ 10
almost daily annoyed by persons ap-
plying to him for passes, and wishes 1t
stated that under no circumstances
will any be granted, as the law makes
is impossible tor him to do so.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-14
Ehe Floods

The reports from the flooded regions
Of he LowerMississippiValey continue
TO be very uutavorable, A slight sub
sidence in the water is reported at two
or three other points, but there is o
abatement Of the suffering and dest IL.
tiop throughout the overtlcwing dis.
tricts. The situation at Greenvile.
Mssssippi,is described as appalling. 3"
At Baton Rouge, Louisiana, the water
is higher than ever before known. The
Hard Times, Point Pleasant, Bnckner
and Woodlawn levee- gave way yester-
day The river at NiCkShHrg rose eight
inches on Sunday. From Bolivar,
NJ ssissippi, to Memrhi., ''nearly 800
miles, water covers the high and low
plantations alike, deep, swift, roaring
current" Several additional lives M
reported lost by the breaking If the
Louisiana levees.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-14
Took u Header.

From the New London (CoDn J Day.
4 young laby residing on William
street in this city went to = hogshead
under u Materpipe to get soft water
out the other day. She found the ves-
sci about two-thirds empty and a film
Of ice covering the water. Going back
into the house she procured hatchet
and returning leaned over into the hogs.
head to break The ice. The hogshead
was rather high for the lady's stature,
she was compelled first to tip-toe then
to lean her whole weight on the edge.
While III this rather uncomfortable
position q harder stroke from the hatch
ct, which sent it smashing through the
ice, disturbed her equilibrium, the cen :
tire Of gravity was removed turth sr from
the slippers and nearer to the chignon
ard over she went, crashing through
the ico and souse into the water. 1t
luckily happeuei that gentleman
passing was at racted by the sight OF
TWO little feet sticking ont Of barrel
and kicking like fury. fastening to
the rescue the lady was released from
her dangerous position and ran into the
house without taking time see who her
deliverer was, or to thank him, and the
latter retired, remarking to himself, 81
guess she won't take cold, her face is
too red.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-14

Appoquinimink, K. Stephenson; Ce.
clifton, j. b. Merritt; Centreville, I. 4,
Terry; Cbestertown, 4. VI. Haynes;
Church Hill, W. b. Walton; Esston, E.
=. Aldred; Galena, w. NJ. Warner;
Greensboro, j. +. Smith; Hillsboro, G.
w Burke; Kent Circuit, w. NJ. Green
Kent Island, Il. +. Price; Marydel
Newton Nc Quay: Middletown, W. S.
5. Murray; Miliugton, Il II. Adams;
Odessa, j. p. Otis; oxford, Alfred
Smith; Pomona, L G. Macnichol King q
Creek, l.. T. Corkran; Queen'to wn,
Isaac Jewell; Royal Oak, Il. II. Miller;
Sassatras, &. A. Hill; Smyrna, j. ID.
Rigg; smyrna Circuit, J, Z. Van Burk-
allow; st Michael's, j. Il Mowbray;
Still Pond, l.. f. Barrett; SudIersville,
j. O. Sypherd and W. b. Guthrie; TAI
bot, J. + Kidney; Townsend, I. Z. Bell;
Trappe, +. G. McSorley.
DOVER DISTRICE-R W. TODD, T.. +.
Beckwith and Speddens James
Carroll; Bridgevile, W. $, Robinson
and G. II Williams; Cambridge,
Il. L. Hoifecller; Camden, James A.
Brindle; Church Greek, j. W. Poole;
Denton, A ID. Davis and 5. NJ. Morgan
Dorchester, I. q. Ayers and A. ".
Holt; Dover, J. II. Caldwell, ID. ID.
Eilendale, }. ID. johnson; Federals-
burg, Il. II. Nelson and ". Jaeger
FELTON,, A. w Milby and b Warren;
Flederioa, W. W. ". Wilson; Gales
town, Joseph II. Robinson; George
town, r. II. Rawlins; Harrington, W.
England and &. l., Hardesty; Lelpsic,
+. Q. Atkins, Lewes, &. W. Prettyman;
Lincoln, j n. Foreman Little ,reek,
j Nc Fadden; Magnolia, w. f. Corkran;
Milford, J. 5. Willis; Milford Neck,
TO be supplied; MilIsboro, A. =. Pret-
lyman; M4l,on, A. w. Lightbourne;
Nassau, J. Warthmau; Seatord, Il. W.
Chase; Woodlandtown, J. M Lindale;
Wyoming, l.. n. P!lchard.
SALISBURY DISTRICT
l.. s. Williams, ?. +; ACoomac, |. Il.
Fosnocht: Asbury, u. 5. Gassuer;
Berlin, c. A. Grice; Bethel Circuit, W.
l.. 7. Bowen; Chincoteague, o. 5. Wal
ton; Crisieid, l. l.. Hubbard; Deal's +
Island, V. Smith; De!mar, W. X. Nc,
Farlane; FairmuuhT, j. A. b. Wilson;
Franktvru, W. j. DuE adaway; Fruit
land, Joseph Dare; GumborO, I. Il.
Harding and Joshua, Gray; Holland S
Island, q. 5. Smith; Laurel, j. b. Quigg
Newark, Md, Il Davis; Parsonaburg,
James Conner; Pocomoke City, &. w,
Townsend; Pocolnoke Circuit, c. S Bak.
er; Princess Auue, W. }. O'Neill: Quan-
Jico, S. T. Gardner; koXanna, Il. II.
Hanson; st. Peters and tlulndoqua, A.
Chandler Salisbury, j. ID. G. Hanna
ST. Georges and Bethel, &. w. Wilcox;
Snow Hi.l j. II. Wiley; Stockton, }.
A. Arters; SGarptown, Robert Rt IS,
| Westorer, W. L Talbot; Worcester,
j. NJ. Collins; Smith Island, 10 be sup.
10 the Newark Conference.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-14
Special NJ mt Ions.
Dr. Slmms' Bloc Purifier
the Great Blood Cure of the season la

DIR, SlmmS' Bloc Purifier
the Great Blood Cure of the season las
arrived. Now Is the time to put the
Blood in order for the coming season.
This splendid remt dy purties the Biz od
relieving it of erery imI u 'ity tending
TO germinate disease, cure ScrOfu a,
limpes, B,otches, weak Kidneys, x :,
it will effeCtuaIly prevent The violel ce
of smallpox 81, Sold by dealers.
Main depot, 4th and King. PhiLadol-
phia, COZ Arch street,
Terrible Loss OF Life.
Millions of rats, mice, cats bed bugs,
reaches lose their lives by collision with
"Rough on Rats" Sold by druggists.
l5c. boxes.
Thunder Clsns
at 1913 East Sixth street. Grandmother )
soap 1 bars for 20 cents, 3 bars sand
soap for 25 cents at I. M. Wier's, l0j
E. 9Th st.
.'Buchupaibs,"
new, quick, complete cure days, urI-
nary affections smarting, frequent or
ditticult urination, kidney diseases. q.
Druggists. Depot, II. Il. Bringhurst
ABs6, SbHd
Fresh shad, rock, pike, halibut, cod
tsn, slnelts, haddock, fresh herring,
terrapins ana oysters al McClure's stalls
IN the Sth street market.
BumsteaG's Worm Syrup-for pleas
antness of taste and efficiency it. can
not he surpassed. For sale by Beatou
Smith, prescription druggist, 7th and
Pine streets.
Those little brushes and combs for
infants at Har'man's drug store, 9th &
Poplar streets, are perfect beauties anu
they don't cost u great deal either.
Taylor & Fullcrton's fever and aguo
mixture sure cure for chills and fever
For sale by Taylor " Fullerton, 1902
King street.
Use Hector -four, from W. J. Morrow,
All French street.
For best Minnesota -four go tc W. j,
Morrow. All French street.
To get the best brands of -four 60 to
W. j. Morrow, All French street.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-14
HANOk0rphiefs.

A great bargain in handkerchiefs will
be offered on Wednesday by W. M.
Kennard & Co., 62l Market street.
Several lots of odds aud ends of a job
bers stock to close, of colored border,
all linen, hem-stitch handkerchiefs, in
cluding few scalloped borders, at Is
cents each. None of these goods have
sold under 81 and 3715 cents each. The
lots are small and will hardly last over
the day, so we advise call on Wednes-
day.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-14
CO8ld Not Nee I ,

Anna Eva Fay, who recently gave %
performances in this ci y, at the Op
era House, was suddenly brought to
grief on Monday OF last week, i'll New
Haven, Conn, by being arrested fer
giving a mediumistic Performance
without license, advertising it as n
Religious illustrate Lecture" III
authorities Of that towu failed TO Sc,
where the RELIGIOUS lecture cams in AMI
she was fined s. and costs.