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Daily Republican., 1883-01-08
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NEW ORLEANS, Jan. : "A hpeclaI 10
the Times Democrat from San ATtonlO
REPORTS the arrest there of Marshal J.
Polk, the de'&ulting treasurer OF Ten
nessee,
information from 4 reliable source
puts the dofalcotlor cf State Treasurer
Polk ~ $500 600 Folks bond was on y
for SloOOOo.
A re.UintlOn was introduced into the
House on saturday Offering reward OF
100000 for the apprehension Of Polk
A member remarked that that WOn.d
only be Sc, Ot0 more lost, even should
Polk be found. anu the resolution wen
over
NEW YORK, Jan. John T. Terry
Off. D. Morgan & Co, a member u The
hOudhOidtrs' committee, ssii yesterday
the defiCir se'm"G 20 be sort Of vetrlhl
ton and, ifhe ~ ht express al op.u-
ion, he though paw in stealirg th'
money and taxing rh" risk was rot al }
more Gull able than tLOre Legislators II
TerIrs-ec * no, Wit the ability 70 thu
State IT, pay III fill debt, had scaled !
down, aUd row prcp1s.d to rrpudlat'
the 20 .eIUs ~ ard sticIt thsmseI yes NJ
der the cover Of > -ate sovereignty.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-08

Governor Butler was the guest Of the
MIDI lessx Club, Of Boston, SATURDAY
evening, and made An address ~nicn,
after reviewing "tbs glorious history OF
Massachusetts," concluded "A follows
"And IL there have been any stains
upou bsr escutchsop, or II any speck OF
rust has gathered upon IT, or II there l.
ANYTHING in what has been done that
needs correction, he who brings u 10
your attention for the purpose OF havin
them brushed of ought not to Do caiiea
an enemy of Massachusetts. n shou'u
no more be called hostile TO Massachu /
sstts than a loving son VINO, WIN
wisp- broom. striker mud OIL MS
parents garments, can be claimed 10 Do
doing an uptilial action. No NJ ASA
cnus. It's is worthy of our love, respect
and generation in the past anu III 'ho
present, because, II you ALLOW mo W
follow out my lustratioH, ali tha. Ineio
IL are only lingering spots on tine pflRht
face u her eacutcheon. Let ns do what
we can TO remove them 80 that the es
outcheon shall be bright, glistenlb y
gloriou-ly, and may shine forth 10 al,
the world like shield polished 10 i'a
highe.t extent, like that OF Richard the
Lion. Hearted when he flashed II into
the face of the Saracen. II is the duty
of her children to bring back MAssa'
chusetts to the high condition In which
our fathers gave 1t TO US, 30 that We
may transmit it to our children IN tht
same glory and power with which VT
recsiyed it, ;"
Daily Republican., 1883-01-08
Ts mperunce EuQers

a very asroeLDts as we'll IA pros
able enter Giuinent was given by Rey
stone Lodge, NO /, Independent Ord,
Of Good renraIs, la the Nicola.
building, on Slturday evening, the Ia
being well filed with friends aud men
bers Of the Lodge. James Roberts p
sided, and made an appropriate addra
OF welcome The combin alton qur
t.tte FURNISHED very agreeable al
varied music for tho occasion, and III
Rob.rrs Si3terH coLtrlbut vi largely .
that part ui the program. George Z
jackson explained the principles OF d
Order in n lucid address, and made D.
"arncs, appeal for volunteers t. il,
X systOne Lodge ID. w. Bissellr e,
tertain'd the audience by giving See
ira. humorous rccitaiiOIs. DR. Ia
greaves gave n panoramic illustIatIa
OF family from the first time the h
tie was introduced until tho Col,
scene In the peniteniiary and 'nsar
asy ium. DR.. Hale being present, a.
mad, brlrf address and recittd
poem emit led "rhe lips that toDa
wine shall never touch mine"
Daily Republican., 1883-01-08

AS it is probable Il bill for IoC
option in New Castle, -. will be presel
ted to the legislature, the susjec. IA e.
citing some Comment. Mayor Wa
said III conversation this morning., TIL
he was opposed to prohieitory laws, 4
in lis opinion they would only tend
make men drink, to show that IT,
could violate the law. "Why," sa
the Mayor, cot the Legislature pa.'
law that no one shall wear white h
and before \ week has passed, halt T.
nen In Wilmington Will have one q
Just to t1st their right TO wear WI
they please, and 1t IL the same ".
driukirg" Tn- Mayor Is In favor
having "a local license commits sion
this CRY, who wuutu have poweE
glaUt or revoke iiGonses, and thin
MAT 1t would IA more be- elical Tia
tn present system. He mentioned
city OF Providence, l. l., whore i
traffic ~ regulated IN this manner, a.
said that white saloons we're limI.o
the iucorue TO the city from llCen'
last year exceeded $50. coo.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-08

HENSEL--On Monday, the bth instant
Elizabeth Idle, wife Of Thomas ID Den
ney, and daughter Of Samuel and Bedeia
Hensel
ALDEN-In this city, on the 9Th inst, miss
Hannah Alden, aged II years.
The relatives and friends of the family arc
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
trom the residence Of her nephew, Johh A.
den. corner Of md and Washington streets
on TUESDAY. the 9Th inst, at hhlf.pasl tlEh'
o'clock. 10 proceed to London Track Tor IN
terment Services at the church
ATKlNSON-ln Wilmington, on hrst day
eth inst, Robert Atkinson, IN The 'Oth yea'
of his ngc
A meeting Of the friends Of the deceased
Will be held AT the residence OF Ann ttn'l
No. ,lS West An street. Wilmington, thiFd
day evening. ut T.3O O'Clock, 10 which they
ARE invited without further notice. fuhcra
al HurtInphnm friends meeting house
Buck County ia, on 9Th day, llth inst al
II O'clock
Daily Republican., 1883-01-08

While the horse AMI carriage OF a
Chester County farmer wa. standing
hitched IN front of the Exchange Bun d
ing Seventh and Market ) D., this after.
moor. at Y 50 o'clock the bCr.e Of Morris
getting ured vt sanding, started on ~
wards their stables and the left wheel OF
Morris wagon csuehtl the right fore
wheel of the farmers carriage. This
frightened Sr. Morris hOr7e whiC
suddenly starting of, upset the wagon,
horse AID carrisge Of the armer
The proprietor of the Malta house
standing by, sOrnug upon tins 'aji
horse bead and heId hIm du"n. Nj
Clarence Py!e then spranE 10 tue AeAl
VI Morris horsr, which n the mean
tim4 bad carried the other horse, oar
rage ard ~ some thirty yards CTe
the tia9stones sc"Jteuug gears, grocer
Ter, snow, siusn and wagons II a
| directions.
Mr. Morris horse was hnaI. ) arra-.
and on snmiDg up th1 damages, a maj
! finger was toard crushed, a cnrr}as
top badly SCARED, and harness broken
Daily Republican., 1883-01-08
YOUR
ATTENTION. PLEASE

TO those who now are or
have been dealing with other
credit houses and have be-
come dissatisfied owing to
the exorbitant prices charged
and poor assortment OF Gun
desirable) goods offered, we
would respectfully say that
populat prices, fair represen-
tation, guaranteed satlsiac-
ton and liberal credit are the
principles upon which we do
business, and though we will
not offer you the inducemcnt
of paying your fare to Phlla-
delphia (and adding it on to
the prices of the goods
you buy there) we will
guarantee to save you the
price of an excursion ticket
to Philadelphia and a good
dinner on every $40 worth
of goods you buy OF any
other credit house than ours.
We have a complete and
livery extensive stock of gen,
'eral merchandise, more than
twice as large as the combln,
led stock of all the install,
|mcnt houses in Delaware
THAT you can select from. All
|new, desirable and suitable
goods.
Come along, and if YOU
cannot get your pass book
to bring as reference, bring
|your receipt, which YOU arc
entitled to, and we will be
happy to open an account
with you, on weekly OF
monthly installments.
| TERMS.-On a bill O
Ie1o, 81 down and 81 a week
Daily Republican., 1883-01-08
An lmpOsiOs.

1t is said that mau who res des in
the northern part Of the city Is endeav-
oriIg to impose on the charitable by
false representations. On Saturday
last be visited member of Asbury Nj,
L. Church, and stated that he was not
only in necessitous circumstance, but
also that one OF his children was dead
and he was unable to bury it The
gentleman appealed to gave him 81 and
afterwards, upon finding out where hit
residence was, visited the house, fol
the purpose of rendering still further
assistance, and was surprised TO find
tie Whole story about the dead child
fabrication. The man has been living
off the public for some time, and thu
gentleman who was victimized on Sat
urday, has brought the matter TO the
attention of the authorities at the pc
ice station.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-08
FIFTH EDITION
Rebera AN iasen,s D e.th

The large circle OF Asq uAintancs
and friends Of Robert Atkinson vi,
hear with IN inglsd pain and surprise d
his death, which occurred ysstsrda,
Sunday morning. at the residence 1
Mrs. Ann Good 5l3 W eat Fourth stree.
where he has resided for Quitea nun
ber Of years.
He was some time ago ATTACKED b.
peritonius, which was succeeded !,
gastric fever, resulting In death. ~,
ert vas born in Weightstowu, BUCK
County, Pa, In 1888, and received a!
excellent I'd ucatlon In the bes. schol,
Of that county. He spsnt tea years ii
teaching IN the public schools of hu
native county, and 10 1896, soon ate
the removal OF Howard NJ. Jsnkln
aud Wilmer Atkinson to this city, !,
came Also and with Ell ward Atkins.
q near relative, also from Bucks couny
he commenced and carried on the grave
roohng business.
He wAsa cousin OF Wi,mor Atkinsss
one OF the publishers of theWilming.o.
Daily Com mercisl, the first daily put
lishod In this CITY, and now proprietQ
and publisher Of the Farm Journ,,
Philadslphia. In the course Of tin,
Edward Atkinson drew out VI the Fan
and Robert carried on ths busint.,
alone up to his death. The deceass.
was noted or his genial and eventen.
per, but seldom, II ever, allowed b
temper to become rufllsd under Il.
most aGgravating Giro nmstances.H He w
Il conscientious and earnest Hickstp
Friend and a regular attendant 1t IL,
Fourth aad West street meetings.
He has large circle Of relatives j.
Bucks County, who will be panied t
hear OF his death. His brother, IT,
Atkinson, of Doylestown, Pa, is expec.
.i in the city, to day, when he W.
maks arrangements for having the Il
mains removed ID WeightstUwn, whrr,
they will be buried In the old fam I,
burying ground.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-08
AUOskeSsln Nuisance.

Some days ago some horses belonging
to W. 3. jackson, of HockessIn, died Of
the prevailing horse disease, and Jack
son refusing 10 bury the dead bodies
ard the stencil arising from the carcss-
SEES becoming very offensive to the
eiahborhood Squire Jackson the
father was appealed to to have the
nuisance ahafAd but he sad there was
no law to NEE the CASE
Thluklng q at red res. ought To be
had somewhere, Peter Cunue.l has
brought suit against the younger Jack
son before Squire NalIandlghan ~
Newark and TIC case will be heard
next Wedues lay.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-08

D,erins Fosdlck, an employees OF the
Interior Department at Washington,
married very -stimable daughter Of
Com nOdoIe Whiting. of the navy. For
a while back Fo.dick has been showing
attentions TO a young lady clerk of the
Department., and his wife hearing of It,
became much incensod, and on Friday
atterno Don the Land Office was com
pletely upset by the appearance Of Mrs.
FOsdick armed with u rawhids, in
search OF the young lady. She went
to the room where sue was enpioyed
and made an attempt to assault her,
bat the young woman escaped through
the door uuhurt. Mys Fosdick ran
down the hall, whip in hand, after her,
but the chase was brought to clcst
by the Waterman. On Friday Eos.
dick was dismissed, and 1t ia said a
divorce sunt will follow. The affair |,
the talk Of society.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-08
Trouble Among Pastors.

The Rev Jonathan Edwards, pastor
Of the Plymouth Congregational
Church, Hyde Park, Scranton, Pa
and Mr.. Jones, AL ex-mins inspector,
have been sued by he Rev. DR.. Will
ans, pastor of the First Welsh Bap-
list Church of Hyde Park The defen-
dants are editors OF Our Home Protec.
tor, the monthly organ Of the Hyde
Park Temperance Union, and the
charge was made therein that a certain
Hyde PARK pastor used strong drink
No lanes were mentioned, but DE-
Williams alleged that the article REFER
ell to him. The defendants refused &c
recognize the com lainant AZ the pastor
referred to, and said their Information
WAS obtained from II person whose
name they would not divulge.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-08

The funeral Of Mrs. Eliason took pa
on Saturday afternoon from the Et
deuc g of her husband Mr.. Austin b..
son, No. 800 Jackson street. The .
vices were conducted by the Eev'
Kegwin Of the West Presbyt,FJ
Church, of which she WAS a menu
The body was dressed in white GAL
trimmed with damasse, and laid ID
handsome casket. The floral Citefl'
were numerous, and at the head OF
caskct there was a large pillow WITH
worl "sister." III the centre. FIo"
were also scattered around in grea'
fusion. The deceased Was but % ya
OF age, aud had a large cilcle of r!eS
The intermeIt took place at the "
miugton and Brand 3 wine Gem etery
Daily Republican., 1883-01-08
Driven TO Suicide.

The firm Of Krout and Hopper were
we'll known cattle dealers of New Brit
ain, Back, county. Becoming tinanci-
ally embarrassed, Henry krout, the
senior mem Der OF the firm, made an as
sigument 10 his brother Jacob, who bad
advanced money and Endorsed heavily
for Henry. Through his brother :
failure Jacob lost every dollar he pos
,rssei, The worry aud anxiety result
ipx from his os-es drove Jacob kruut
to suicide. Early on ThursdAy morn
ing he hanged himself with leather
STRAP tied to a round Of a adder in hts
barn, where his son found BIN shortly
aiterward. leaves wife aud SIX
The sad sequel to the distressing et
fair Is the report that the deceased =
brother, Henry, owing to BIS arrnmu
lating misf0r nues, has become atti cIed
with temporary aberrasi.H ", MUD
and has been TAKEN TO tie insane de
partment of the Bucks County Asylum
The affair has created much excitement
ard sy1upat ~ III the eighh0rhooC, and
the many reports and rumors concern
ing /: are conflicting in their details.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-08
SnIe Of Real Estate.

The store property on Market sl
above Fourth, occupied by the late
Fen-y, has been sold by the o"
Joserh Il. G. Seeds, ,oa young ~O
EN- ployed in Granville Worrel's 81
IL il tho intention Of the purcha'
alter aud improve tic property, al
it up ia first class style. The price
Ia no, positively known, but 1t II
to be about $50, 900.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-08

Tho publiahsI Of the Beaver Falls,
Pa, Courier, Mr.. John r. Porter, soms
tune Ago contracted . severe cold. He
says: ~ tried half . dOsen remedies
Intellectually, and upon recommends
ton OF . physician ! gave DR.. Bull
Cough syrup . fair, square trial: II
relieved me Immediately and cured ny
cold aud catarrh entirely. It. Is rem.
edy that should 10 used in every house
hold"
Daily Republican., 1883-01-08
DR. olmms' White PuImOn1s
Rala00s

is the loading Lung Remedy OF Will
minglon, Del and the perfection Of
expectorau's. Positively prevents Con-
sumption quickly cures Coughs, Sore
ro,oar, Hoarseness, CronP, a.. 5Octs.
aud u. 90. Sod by denlers. eain Depot,
Fourth and King. johnson, Hollo'
way L. Co., So2 Arch streat, Philadel'
phia, wholesa, u agents.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-08

There were no cases at Police Court
this morning. not even the ususi plain
dunk. Tie ouly explanation of TINS IS,
that owing to the coalition Of the pave
ments, 1t vas almost Impossible for the
police 10 It. ! when man ~as drunk, ~
the fac, Of not being able to walk could
net be taken az a criterion,
Daily Republican., 1883-01-08
JAM En- EPPS & Co,
40 ui4opsthic ahemists,
ltN,Ck. ENGLAND

u iTJ'tfTC obtained ana MI business II
! \ EN ~ the I. :. Patent othcc, or ii
the Court attended 10 for modern fees"
when model or drawing l. sent We ADVISE
rs 10 put"n'ah,lty irer"i"hars'' ana We maxi
no chnrgr unless we obtain patent
We refer. here to the Post NHst"rtbc Slpt
Of the Money order DIV. and to pHiri aIS th'
Z. :. Patent office. For circular. advice
terms and reference to actual clients II YOU
state or county, address
{. A. SNOW CO.,
Opposite Patent Once, washington, y, -
Mention this paper hONl4epu u
Daily Republican., 1883-01-08
The II ulsltu Aes

take advantage Of Cbnpnsn'srooLlsH.
NESS and are laying 10 their sock OF
Tobacco and C.gArs for the seasor u.
Rem. IN Der, We are having A Clearing
Out Sale. We would rather get cost on
the goods .ban to move them. Chap
man, 4th AMI Sbiplsy streats.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-08
kuvpp nded FubiicnliOb.

The Philadelphia Day has sus,H"
publication, lArIr last paper oe'Ds
sued On Saturday,. Several persons
siding N ihs city, who have been
pIoyed in the Office az cOmpo'ltofS'
turned home on saturday night.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-08

There were no cases at Police Court
this morning, not even the usual pain
drunk. The only explanation OF this
il. that owing to the condition Of the
pavcmeu.s, il was almost impossible
lor the police to ,elI when man was
drunk, a. the fact Of not being able 10
walk could not be taken as a criterion.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-08
ROCERIE>-DI KING THE III lSI
" mas Holidays We Will sell at the follow

ing low prices a.,
ans mincemeat 25c 3bs new dr apples l5c.
a nupleh butter BIC 2 good RIO coffee 25c,
3 new pruncs 2jc. leans Bakers corn &c'
3 new currants DE. -, br new rarins 25c'
Golden drips mOlassus, 2Oc. Honey dup, l5c
Silver drip. re, New crop n q, Mol -
Flour SO, and "a per d. ". "lll .eli ioi
~ Is cash II barrel OF good fine family fiohr,s
Won take no risk. We keep only standard
brand. Of -four Teas 80, 50, 60 and SOC. ON
3Oc. extra IL excellent cur SOC. Is equal u
what ZONE other stores sell at 10 and NJ cents
our assortment Of goods Is equal to ANY othei
store In the city JelIies and preserves OF al.
sorts ZINE carly rose potatoes, s5 cehlr pc!
bu,hrl Can once and be convinced.
+ j. FORD, Front Madison So
.4ANf Front and Maryland ave.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-08
Fractured Her An axle.

Last Saturday tho wife OF N
Lynch, an employee Of the ST. A."
time Milla, fell on tho porch a.
Residence near he mills AMI broFe
tones f her ankle DR. Kane
pun wo'rh an! succeeded In ieu"
the fracture.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-08
Atarfe Il COr Mis- II ONE.

VIM. II. Newton, OF San Fran,
CAL, who came on to attend the f"p,
OF his father, Albert o. Newton,
died . few weeks ago at 81. deo .'
,tarted for his distant home last %
Day.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-08

uar - Srru.m1 ct tl."rity,e arI''
on saru-r9y tr29e ~'th Euprez an.
Bpnod,r,- ".u.'reIr AZ property man
Itis 4aid tia. .a will "!so take Var
fields lace as suu mas. MI spring
bit has been travelling with Gn' wa
Iiams, II "Oun ut the Finest aud LET
him about Two ' r"k-asO,
Daily Republican., 1883-01-08
CODpialDlnK.

The New Castle Star complains that
Sheriff Martin has given the contract
for furnishing the prison with bread to
Wilmington baker, when heretofore
a New G. tie man had the lob.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-08

The best salt oysters IN this city re-,
ceived every day and delivered tree o.
charge. Price Is, 80, 40 ard SO cents
per quart, a. 100 ard w King street
VIM. peuY~h & Syn.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-08

Never had hnrr me Of homburga
t, show to the Wilmington public. 10
.cy Kpauarl 4 c.. All neH, fine
mu.lIn, me WORK and Reasonable prices.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-08

On and after Monday, January sth,
Mullin & Son will Closs their store at 6
p. NJ. except SATURDAY. until further
notice.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-08
THlkD EDITION.


M s.,,,,, hov. h.s, drawn 10
81, ,ro,s Tor the January
p n,i,.S states Disttict
Hin ., 'ns 49,, Irnited
SEQ, Jnrv Commis.,ousr, aud s. Rod
mord Smith, Clerk Of the Court
NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
, d uousr. vii
"n ~ 49,, Ch,ndi., WIN
n"m l. ro'O'i' b 80. p.ss,on
nI Hh - Sa,nsn,sr
Lea, ffspK u Calp ' n,.,. Dopylass
a. -" o"''''
MCCOY, ,, II cL.mhers
MN ,reeS-o o W., s,Innd
n'." o'aS Sre Ash
heo h'ol-.""',e, ri-h.r
I,,,.r
o.. uforeesI ,'' sap' Iart
DiaSApiiN
Daily Republican., 1883-01-08

t-,R RtNT-A FfFM cor TAlNl q 8.
r acres # frst-clIss land, pood building.
and rienty 1f fire. h water near Mt tu1a,
| Christ'aua Hid. Address or call on j vi ~
LEACH Mt Cubs Del de23s-tsw
Daily Republican., 1883-01-08
MUSIC BOXES.
CLUSING-O OUT SALE
Ar HALF THE REGULAR PRICE.

This being our last sale In this
city for some years. We desire to sell
Out the entire stock before closing
our NaIesrOOIns for the season. To
this end We quote the lowest posi-.
BILE prices. with only small advance
overcast of manu- facturtns. 10 COW
cr expenses.
Only finest quality High Class
Music Boxes. specially made Tor
our retail trade. including many
new sly les. win latest Improve.
ments. and OF the greatest hUra-
btIity; far superior to the ordinary
Music Boxes generally sold in this
country. The tone Of these Boxes
~ very powerful and NJ the same
time remarkably sweet. Musical
Boxes with Bells. Drums. GastaS-
nets. Celestial Voices. IInrp-Zithcr.
piCcOIO.T aUssOiinc. Forte
Piano. and Subj isnc- Harmonic. Ac.
" ith two and three main springs
running Nv lee and three times the
length OfOrdinary Music Boxes by
one " hiding.
Large Stock of Small Music Boxes; also,
Albums Cgar parIors, Dccanlcrs, Sc, with
concealed music.
Immense Display, Kew Se election
No home should Dc " ithOUt one Of
these beautiful Instruments.
This is an opportunity seldom OF.
fcred. Price list on application.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-08

ADEE-FURHMEN-l In Chester, on the
oath OF December, 1852, by Rev. Thomas
Kelly, Mr.. Frank X. Paradee to Miss Ulia
Eurhmen both Of Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-08

90 TO tho sale. Front and Market, every
evening nt ?. NJ.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-08
IIII1 y;IcGT
{InNEyASD LIVER taEDlcIM.
NIyER KNOW TO FkIY..

y
Il had sunercu twenty years with severe
disease Of the kidneys; before using II nnts
Remedy two days ! vas relieved ana AN
now we'll" JOSH VA ~ IHtLI-.
MY physicians thought that WIZ para.
lyzod on one side ! was tcrfi " an 5ted
with Rheumatism from 1859 10 1880 ! was
'"''' " STEPHEN q. MASON.
MY doctor pronounced my case kriphft
Els.asn, and said that could live OF y forty.
iyht hours ! theH ,Ouk Eunts Remedy,
and vas speedily cured " NJ 8DtlSPEEh.
craving suffered twenty ycarswith s!1ney
disease md employed various ply icthns
rlthont being rnlleyei. was then cured by
Hunts Kamody.' @tLL. VAN PEE NtH.
] have tecn : reatl hoEehtted by the usc
II Hunta Kennedy. For cieeases Of the Kid.
n,ys and urinary organs there ~ nothing Su
perior." a. u. Ni'kEkS,'N:
~ can testify 20 The virtue OF Hunts KEN
CIV in kidney diseases from actual trial ,hav
INK been much benetiitted thereby"
KEv. go. TAYLOR.
"Iwas unable to arise ron ted from an
attack Of Kidney disease, Tho doctors could
not relieve me. was finally completely
cured 10y using Hunts hemedy
FRANK X. DICKSON
have suffered extremely with kidrey
disease; after using HunteFemady two days
| was enabled 10 resume bus'neE
GEO +. CLARK.
Il told in two Ytsrs (a214") thirty 'hrec
thousand. one hundred and twonty tottles o.
Hunt nemedy Itisa valuable melicine
for kidney disease" " h BLANDlnG
One trial win convince you. For
ssIe by all Druggists. sond for phah'
phlet 10
hunts REMEDY CO., Provides GO. K. !.
RrlceA. rs cents and u as.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-08

Valuab'e Real Estate, Giil Property and
Fpra, Ihe subscriber Will sell at Public
, ale. at av)hGae, Chester County Pa, On
the r. ~ II. BE-, on
Daily Republican., 1883-01-08
II COSTS US

Not My mercy out also
ioos ana Room to carry
zoo, 5 urt'l next season DO
ID uitl yth2ng from this
wen explain cur position
ana try TO show you how you
can be benefited by helping
US cut. We've sold more
Clothjng and made more
Custom Clothing this s. asoo
than ever before and As theIst
OF January shows the begin
ring Of the dull season we
are anxious to sell t h S
month ali We possibly can,
If we even are compelled to
suffer a falling off OF cur pro
fit and sometimes even a
little more. If you want to
get a suit or Cvercoat made
Ito order or wish one re dy.
made we know we can sui,
you and will astonish you in
the way of prices. At least
come and see what we have
in stock and learn the price:
for yo >rselt.
|. J. T. MULLiN X son,
CL1THsERs, Sixth q Market SITS
WlAMlN3' On,
uov1-3meod
Daily Republican., 1883-01-08
Eyaryihju= MpsI he Sold

at Front and Markc, Auction 81. day
Saturday.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-08

GIHL rOK GENERAL
" hou,c~orh. at 81 l.. nh Il ls-3t'
Daily Republican., 1883-01-08

GIRL WHO I NhER
w stands cophIng and "HShn" Good
reference required, AT %. Market IT, W.