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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-10-03
Time to stop it.

It's too bad, Sir or Madam
don't get frightened. Your nJl- AN.
falling off-that's certain. 4 s., ~.
in the mirror. or an lnye7u7~.
committee of fingers tells the ';. -.
story. We won't discuss tIs s..-
bic cause. 1t is enough that '',. .,.n
Hair BaIsam used now VIII 7 t,i
further destruction. Is yoA- A...e
somewhat gray, too, ana -. '' L,
Alas, yes. ,Se balsam Will sl'T J ,i5s
the originaS-5r, softnes' anu ~ r.c
Not a dye, rot oily, elegantly }
fumed, a.per.,ct dressing.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-10-03

Because all legal ad
vertising appears in its
columns, ndpeople are
thus kept posted as to
what transpires in the
management Of the af-
fairs of the Courts and
County.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-10-03

A youngwoman at Grinnell, Iowa,
was followed home by youth whom
she disliked. She warned him to
leave her, but as he persisted in hi.
attentions, she hit him on the head
with quart bottle of patent medi-
cine which she carried. rgmv HEFr
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-10-03
Because it is always
reliable politically, and
SAYS what it means and
means what it says.
Because its Court re-
ports are always full,
fair and trustworthy.

Because it is the me-
dium used by the peo-
pie Of the county when
they wish to let their
neighbOrs know when
they have a farm or
anything else for sale.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-10-03
Indulgent parents who allow

Indulgent parents who allow their
children to eat heartily of high-seas.
oned food, rich pies, cake, &C., will
have to use Hop Bitters to prevent
indigestion, ,sleepless nights sickness,
pain, and perhaps death. No fam.
lily is safe without them in their
house.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-10-03

Collector Hartranft, of Philadel-
phia, has been notified to exercise
the strictest scrutiny in examining
cattle from Great Britain, because
of the alarming increase of foot and
mouth disease in that country.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-10-03
In the Pilot Hon.

" Yes, sir this L.; /
obliges a man to td tAlld Il
Judge. Of all men NfSP 3 8, |
steamboat pilots and i ',s
gineers should let ljon,!,a ,a'.o
on their cooIness Of ifgF sigb, a-o' |
ness Of head depends ll' Il az, ]
life and property" 'ae s.
Keeping his hand On d
be said this, Mr.. 4 "a n 'aes..
No: 294 Silver street. /, cb:o, oiocsaa
OF course, some Of en- g
the sober ones have ,baI 81. aHl,
and the best pay. w. se' .pa
and exposure sometime. .5s 5 ,
but for my part, fnJ : Z !. O,
ic all the invigoran, 7 l'as:
got a bottle aboard her, I5e4
20 on a trip withou, :. -'E ,
haven't any appetite. N. - W.
way out OF sorts, it sets ,- 1'I :,
time. If drinking n,er ''.e 'g.
the Tonic, it woaldLe,n 9''
of. NO, that isnI . = sAa,
it's a star low down ps- ,saf',
As | was saying, the Ton, .,s 7
life bottled up. You So 80, !. /
staff? Well, with a bo,.,i, @ Ia,
ker's Tonic in the locker kerr =.
malaria as far from me a. "a,
the time. Ny wife has = ~ e e
three years for summer
and collie, and as an i..a. i.-
when she's tired out tr1, ''.'.
She says the Tonic /. ''
Goodbye! Don't break
going below '.-'
This preparation. which.
known as Parker's Gin =
will hereafter be adver,;..5
simply under the lame ~ y /,
Tonic. As unprincIule9 4
constantly deceiying Their
by substituting inferior a-..'
der the name of ginger s-.
ger is really an unimpo---
dent, we drop the ~
word.
There Is no chanqs. Lm..
preparation stself, and al.
naming In the hands NJ
wrapped under the namer.5
Ginger Tonic, contain n. q
medicine if the fqcsimiss s.--
Hiscock & Co, Is at the =.
the outside wrapper
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-10-03

y cure for wasp stings eon-'s
the placing of a hollow barre.
key imn ediately around the g
Until 1t hurts. On removing tas.
the sting will be found lying 3C'
the puncture it has made.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-10-03

the dissatisfaction with a pi'..
the Democratic ticket 10 Ls'.-
county. gives some prospect lnS. /.
Republicans may carry that e0l-
this fall.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-10-03

Statistics show that New
eats S5,OO0,0OO worth of ovste
year, Philadelphia S3.5G1Uu
Boston 81. 10000.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-10-03

Parties desiring books bound can obtain prices
by dropping me n card. Arrangements have been
made whereby express way will be paid on
all large orders. All needed Information can be
obtained at Somerset HERALD office.
uOyl5.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-10-03

Because it is active,
aggressive, and always
for the cause of its
constituents.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-10-03
LIME! LIMEil

The Buffalo Valley Lime Company, limited.
will sell, until further ordered, unsiached lime at
the following rates:
At cents per bushel. loaded on cars at kilns;
at 10 per bushei for any quantity less than
ear load At IL cents per bushel delivered at any
station on the Berlin Railroad; at Il cents per
bushei delivered at Neyersdale and lockwood:
and at l2l1 cents per busbel delivered az all other
railroad stations In Somerset county including all
those on the Somerset X Cambria Railroad. Pay
ment can be made to the following persons:
John l. Savior, AT Friedens.
W. II. koOntz, al Somerset.
Harrison Snyder at lockwood.
Frank Enos, at Garrett.
Samuel J. Miller, near Meyersdale,
We must depend upon lime as the basis 10 fer
tilize our soil. Order it now and have il ready
when needed. Order from Frank Enos, Garrett
nOv22
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-10-03

There are thirty blind n--
York who sell newsp8uer. y
whom own their own stand.
a good business.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-10-03

If you have friends
who live outside the
county, there is no
more acceptable pres
ent you can send them
than a copy of their
county paper.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-10-03
FARM FOR SALE.

will sell at private sale the farm on which
now reside. In Jenner twp, Somerset TO-, Pa
containing 100 acres more less 95 acres in good
state OF cultivation and 20 acres in meadow. Has
two large orchards, a sugar grove OfIO0 trees
and nrst-class camp on the premises. There is
vein OF the very best Of limestone underlying the
farm, with an open quarry In good running order.
Has n large frame house OF ten rooms, good frame
barn. and Otner outbuidings. Terms be lea m
ed IRON John II. Uhl Esq, at Somerset, Pa, or
from the owner
N. B.-WlH be sold ip 80 days. Possession
given April lst., 1888. Call on OF address
q. !. .CUUSTRYMAN
sepl9it. JsnnertOwn. Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-10-03

Because it has the
best Washington and
HarrisburgicOrres spOn-
dents attainable.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-10-03

Because it always
gives all the local news
without burdening its
columns with unmean-
inc and uninteresting'
correspondence.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-10-03

Because its news col
umns present all the
latest news In an at
tractive style.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-10-03

|N0 CONSUMPTION. NO BRONCHITIS. NO COUGHS.
NO BOILING. NO SCALDIHG. NO LABOR.
(boing clothes
then that
Ihe risk overcome nothing warm
Ienough 20 be comfortable the
loosen the pasing foul
Uncomfortable
THINK OF ITiYour la5o lsonel
economical well
Esovent combini
valuable
Physicians Hospitals Asyums
destined
most dreaded of household duties.
0iI he
lit provided that T
La cake and try it.
DAYS Uc m
the Will
Read directions
other will do.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-07

WANTED --A CARRIAGE BLACK
w smith 10 20 10 Woodatown, N. j. Ap.
ply to KENT Iron y Hardware Co, md and
Shplcy ,tS. IDOL
Daily Republican., 1883-02-07
The Hero Of Sixty Quail.

Mr.. w. :. Walcott made Il triumphal
progress yesterday afternoon from the
final station of the New York Elevated
Railroad to Gabe Cases hotel TO eat the
final brace of quail of the thirty brace
which Mr.. James Moifatt had backed
him for $500 to drvour in thirty days,
Drawn up under the long shed Of the
hosiery were several score OF smart
driving wagons and sleek horses, who's"
prOprictors were awaiting the advent ol
the famous uuail-catcr with Impotence.
Mr. WaIcotI was received with open
arms, and orders were given to cook the
final uuails Immediately. But while
the birds were chroriuIiy Sizing in the
griddlc and Mr.. Walcott was d"plorinp
the fact that the quail season was past,
there was q coinmnliGn outside \
hack drove up 10 the door, drawn by
Two horses. each of which WAS iaIhor
than his fellow, while the driver looked
even sadder than his hat, From inns
hack there descended u small man WIN
a light muErtachh and >lOuch hat, ana
4 Iargr nau with a black monStachc and
4 sloucher hat, The latter Was we'll
known sh Swnru and the former his
aiNanc" agent They entered the ilr-
room and cautiously ordered that the
uuaii-cat"r ht pointed out lh'h tlrre
was grcat excitement, and !, was
rumored that a wheeled cage was con-
crdcl III the shed, and that an attempt
was to h, made to capture Naic"'t, I"
routiur han in the museum ami cause
INN 10 eat uuais feathers and all, N
IL I,,i, l,,I N n = -
mcnt Of the popuiacr, an INDEFINITE
Number Of consecutive days. IN" snow
man received an introduction 10 MI
Walcoft, and the adNanr" agent AZ
tempted to get back If him, probably I"
.riHr him from hrlind. hrrnriarouN
designs were frustrated, however, by
the appearance Of the qnal'>.
rh, men who had been betting against
Mr. Walcott and had failed t" hedg ,
turned away to weep a> the Il Nall-ta''r,
with an expression of great satisfaction,
sat down and contemplated the jahie
before him. st |. III lime WAS called,
and Nh. Waloot fell upon III" ilitN-nihth
uuaI., rent ii limb from limb, and cast
itn rirau-pickcd bones in" 4 dish III
u,t 80 minutes, He hcsl'alrd not but
transferred all hat WAS IMMORTAL VI III"
lNtirth aud last quail From the r!at'tf
to his plate, and III u minutes ana ~
seconds il had cone the Nay 81 the DINER
-. But Mr.. Malcott was ll"t satisfied.
He looked WiAtiuiiy Al III, stunned hiru
which surrounded the pyramid, ana
pru,drh II with hi, fork t. Asccr'hli'
y hrrher it was edible. Finding that It
H.. ON,
Daily Republican., 1883-02-07

Rev. William Altman, who resides
At Orange, =. D., IL paying Nh'ni il,i'
to friends IN this city he lIn liIlly
recovered from an attack ct sickness,
which inexperienced him from puI pit
labor about year ago, and Is looking
remarkably well. He is onc OF th" ahI"Ht
ministers connected With the Pres
bvterian church, and has tiiIcd several
Of tine most desirable appointments.
We shall always BE pleased +" hcar'ha'
ne is appreciated III the church, as we
remember with feelings AKIN t" gra'I-
tudr. his patriotic nitrianc"S III "l'l
Hanover AT the commencement ana
duriu. the rebellion, when il required
"A bold man To- d"nuunc" the lnianT AMI
Wickc,nrS> of the >'h"mts thaJ we're re-
sorted 10 IN order To- break mp and de-
S1rOy our government. Through tn
efforts ui Il few noble men our state wa
held III the Union. and saved from th'
odun and dlSgrac" 81 secession ami
"I(i war.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-07

r1ARMS FOR SALE.

for Sale. A farm Of ~ acres, OF mile
suuth west ufGieenyllle station
IS acres near A shlnud station.
~ acres nenr brick meeting house
80 acres IN BrandywIne Hundred.
40 - " "
Daily Republican., 1883-02-07

Yesterday morning haIIcs NJ. Curtis,
wis, on motion Of Anthony Higgins,
ESD, admitted to prartlc" IN the Courts
OF TINS STATE, ANA VAS Immediately as
suciatrd with Mr.. Bacon Tor til" DEFENSE
in til" election case. His opening adj
dress TO the Jury was logica. and well
rendered.
lii the afternoon Lilmurn Chandler,
Esq, VIII" was admitted to III" bar some
time ago, was assigned by IN" state :
Attorney to conduct the prosecution III
the case OF the state vs. John Collins
charged with assault and battery Oh
his wife. This is Mr.. Chambers first
case, and he displayed il high degree OF
legal ability.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-07

Professor s. T. Ford will give one OF
his inimitablr and most entertaining
readings at Madrlry Chapel, on S;,lur'
dav evening next. Here, wher" the
Professor is )" well known. 10 recon-
mcndation from the press is needed.
He "NrrlS both in the serious and the
humorous, and for versatility and nat
uraness, he has but few If any equals.
Those who want to enjoy IA rich, spicy,
intellectual treat, should g. and hear
the Professor next Saturday evening.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-07
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY =. loN3
at loo'clurk, IL M, sharp, the following

FOUR HORSES.
No. /. Black mare Fanny; an extra good
work mare. ALSO "A good driver, and VIII lead
by the word OF line No. :. Chestnut >orr"i
mare Nelly: will WORK anywhere. good m"N-
or, quiet 10 drive and also u leader No. j.
Bay horse BIN: also good mover, ana VIII
work or drive quiet in ali kinds of harness
No. l. Brown horse Harry; perfectly safe, a
good worker and a number one shaf1 horse.
Eight head OF cattle COW, u Ald"rh"y; !
Young COW. Durham from kentucky: young
kentucky Durham Hcifcr, and 5young steers.
and 3 years old, In good condition. - mead
of sheep "A head of COtswOli ewes, Will nave
lambs 6y day of sale, ] Cotswold buck.
Farming implements. ! two-horsc iron
ayi, wu4on | iron axle horse cart, ] pair OF
wagon wheels, ! inches On the tread win
axle and tongue, etc, etc. lthrce.-pring Ger
I muntown carriage, four-bowcd crush-t"l
/ buggy. thrcr-sprng dearborn, with Shiftin.
lopnnd tongue; johnson selfrake ronlrr,
! Walter A. Wood mower, Empire grain seed
and phosphate drlll, Tiger steel tooth horse
rake Bufard hay ieIider, frame roller, hay
| rigging men ctl 'nIur SAW with frame, etc
| Queen of ,.,r id.ycst ran, Pennork Corn
! ~hcllc.. twU-nurse cultivator, patent bag hold
rr bag truck. = Syracuse plows, ! one horse
! Wizard pluw, = my tooth harrows, iron cll
| tiyatur- with corn coNerer attached, wooden
! framed cultiyutOrs. one double set OF stag
harness ! sets Of plOw harness. set OF cart mar
ness set of dearborn harness. sets OF leather
/ fly nets = saddles. one wagon Jack. Als0,a Io
| Ot single and dUnblc trees, fork. hoes hho.cl'
spades rahcS, chains, collars. brides. ladders
| grain bags. and other articles.
! NOTuL-Thr above named articles undc
the hcuu Of Farming implements. have ncdl
, ~ all been purchased within 2ycarS,nnd mos
|Ufthcm were made to order from the best ma
. tcrlal
Term, Of sale: All sums Of SO and undc
,..II a
months viii be given by the purchaser q.
ny u hnukAhlc note with al approved ehd"r
ser payahlc at the National Bank o! Ne"
ara. Delaware. FIVE per cent of for cash ,oI
credit sums. y. NJ. u NM l.i-
| !. v. SviDhAM n son. AuctS. ia-3tw
Daily Republican., 1883-02-07
List OlPuDlie Sal o..
Feb.


FEB.
- 10, u. Nields, Trustee, city.
" TO- Geo. j.. Denney, GibsOn's stable city
1T 2, Sill n Baby, Rcd Lion, Pa.
a. ~ Thos Williamson, near CCntrCyille
" IA, Estate Of II. Spruance, Smyrna.
" II. Evan Brown. at SOuthwoed.
" l5 Amos W. House, Chadds Ford Pa.
" 10, II. Hoiiccker, Trustee, city.
" lG. J.. r. Adair, Wilmington, Del.
II. Chaudler's Estate, Newport.
" ~, VIM. Is. Wcldm, AppOqulntmipk nd.
:. 90, Jacob CashO, White Clay Creek.
" ~, J. 4. Richardson. Min Creek Id,
- ~. j. n. George, Red Lion.
" %, L.. +. AdalE Wilmington, bel
- u, q. NJ. b. Lyman, MIL trrrh
" ~, Sill X I}aiiy Red Lion, Pa
" II, Samuel DonnelI, White Clay Creek.
" y, benjamin Campbell, Newark, Del.
" -, j. ii. laggart brandywine ia.
Mar
=" !, Mrs Iahc2 Bank, Mil Crack HI.
- |. Amos " House ChHIds Ford. Pa.
' 2. cDuwcIl n Edwards. New Castle Hid.
" o. John Bradford, New Castle I'D.
d" :. BrntUu king, neai Chadd Ford. Pa,
" =, Isaac Nallor, i!randywlnc Hid
" L., Sill ~ lially, Red Lion, Pa.
" L.. Atwood Wcldiu New Castle Hid.
- ". Edward Mcdowell. thrl-tLlna lid,
" 10. Amos ". HOUSE, thadd's Ford. Pa,
- II. owen Grow, city.
" Il. Ezra Pierce, Brandyw me H.!
" q, Garrett " Furry, city.
- - Edw. A. Stops. New Castle HID.
- 70. Mrs iIancs, ~ French St city.
" -, SIN y BAlIy. Red Lion Pa
Daily Republican., 1883-02-07

Tn" election eases had he effect Of
drawing a larg" number Of persons Il"
the Court iIuI,r yesterday at.icrup"n,
ana AT ! o''iori the iarIr room was
packed with spectators, Will" the ar
-umout was in progress, and the charge
Of til. rhlcf J,} ,tirp being delivered, the
vast crowd listened il GREATNESS 81
IrIlr. and p.a,n , showed M drrp III
r"rr,, ic.l IA the proceedings.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-07
WANTED.

ANTED-rU RkEN ;, DUCkS, GEESE,
w chickens, delivered to Third street
mnrke house. n. u. APPLETON,
ianll-tf Third Street Market HOnsc
Daily Republican., 1883-02-07

Within three months it is "Ap"ctr
that another tranS-continrntal line %
railroad will be open for travel. THE
Arizona newspapers stat" thai The
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad tonpauN
is laying track at the rate OF ~ mlIc'
per day, and expects t" reach lh'
Colorado river bctui" til" 1t Of April
The Southern Pacific Company "Nprr'
70 reach there within Il few weeks.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-07
Norman Mailing Letter.

Did NOu ~ rr see Il woman mail ;
letter: She wi Il undertake 10 drop i
into the box then sh" draws it back
and scans tn" direction tries III" staul
~ 81" that il j. on fast Srru'iliZ"S III,
gumlrcd sid" and runs her finger over
Il once or twice: then gives II one 81
two sudden jerks, which sends II rapidly
nto the box She then peeps III 10 a"ri
went through.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-07

The tuuln -u4a. S:t.r by il"nId X
Co., of r,a. ,>,trr> ana securities viii
tahrpiacr at smith buiidlng, on Satur-
day, tnr lU'h tu>r., ~ : u'rlUck i, IN.
S"vcral very dr>riah,r dwellings, a.
well ii, sites iur PHEASANT homes, viii be
disposed ut A, the ohiru in several
eases is 10 settle mp estates, Il good "p'
purtunItv to secure bargains may be-
presented. For particulars >rc adv.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-07

February Z H. Snro'c Tuesday tnr year and
one week af,,r. on TucSduy. F,hH l"lh, ihc
is Grand Nonthil Drawing If th" Louisiana
STATE Lottery win occur, when $1,000 viii
20 to soma happy mortal who has invested by
sending %5to NJ \. Mupln, New orleans, LH..
u, else Il viii be scattered into ni,h> at t'mo
Dollar each. and over $165.ooo paid ~ prizes.
rur ',"hrt. ar" only lOo,uoo in number. NM
over two hundred thousand visitors are "N-
urrfcd IT NcN tri"un. next Mlri, tirns,
Daily Republican., 1883-02-07

SHERIFF"S SAi.E-BY VIRTUE OF A
y writ of Levarl Facids, to me directed
will be exposed to Public Sale, at the Court
House. On Market street, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, in the city Of Wilmington,
New Castle County. Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-07

were Il, good as hind-Iigh how much
trouble we poor miserable sinner, would
escape ". II. Casey, of SmlthSyilIc,
Va, writes to DR., r, H. >;outhaII, that
he was sick with terrible cold and
cough all last winter and GOT no relief
until he commenced taking New Life,
the Great Cough Remedy. Tn" same
medicine also cured Mr., Casey neigh
k,r
Daily Republican., 1883-02-07
IN THE ORPHANS COURT, \ + "
Castle County:
GUARDIANS SALEOF REAL ESI +

GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
By virtue Oh an orIer oi the orphans Court
Of the State Of Delaware. III and Tor Ne"
Castle county made ON the I'd day oi Jahli'
AIRY. A. d.. 1888 will be exposed to PUBIC SAFE
On SATURDAY, the Eth day Of February
A. D., l,s: at 10 o'clock, Il. m. at Drake ~
.Co.'s Auction Rooms, in the city of Whining
ton,
All the estate right, title and interest OF
Hen Oliver Of, in. and to all that certain lot
Of land and buildings thereon, situate In the
city of Wilmington, Delaware, bounded and
described a. follows: Beginning at point on
the northcrly side of Front street, between
West and Washington streets, at Che distance
Of 81 feet from the eastcrly side OF Washington
street. thence northcrly parallel to Washing
ton street passing through the centre OF "a
brick partition wall Is inches thick, 100 feet,
thence eastcrly parallel To Front street IS feet
ll1S inches. thence southcrly parallel t"
Washington street 80 feet thence westerly
parallel to Front street feet inches thence
SoutherIy parallel 10 Washington street 100
feet to the aforesaid side of Front street and
thence herewith westerly 81 feet "a inches
to the place Of beginning.
Attendance VIII be given and terms made
known ut the time and place Aforesaid by
JOSEPH q. OLIVER, Guardian.
Orby J.L. VALIANT lGHAM
His attorney.
Attest J. NJ. HoUsMAN, Clerk. u. 't.
N B.-The owners Of the remaining inter
csts will give deeds. or Join in deed, 50 aS to
give to the purchaser II fee simple to the
whole estate The minors interest must be
paid in cash. The remaining interest 10 be
paid when the deeds are executed.
lan29-e-O-d-u
Daily Republican., 1883-02-07
I,cntpl, Services,

Tonight, :. - =. H., Ash Wednesday,
there viii hc preaching at III" reformed
Episcopal Church IF the Eedccmcr, :.
W corner of sth and Monroe streets, by
the Rector, Rev. ). l.. Eotlin, These
Lenten services will hn held every
Wednesday night, The public is cordial
lN inNitrl
Daily Republican., 1883-02-07
f!G:IQ1R5
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NOTICES..
PESTS OF

NNL or THE PERIODICAL PESTS OF
~ Wilmington in small way. Is hat Of
ltIucrHn' ircCtuyy men who inform U- tia.
having benevolent desire 10 benefit WI
lmugtOu they will favor it, InhHbilanIs 10y
publishing II directory which viii be II great
deal better IN every way tHnu any hitherto
published, and at half the price: that it viii
be ranvassrd. printed and bound IN less time
than 1t takrS to say ".lHck Robinson and
ready for The ute Of the delighted citizens he.
fore the Old tpgy iirn OF Ferris Fros. has fair
Iy rubbed IT, eyes open. Part Of the pro.
lramme usually il TO represent thut Ferris
Bros. will not get up their regular annual t.,
sue tins year. that they ought to have their
book ready "a month sooner than they do.
that they are monUpolirts anyhow, and that
the travelling man 1. the true dI~intCrcSt-
| ed friend Of the public. Ialfa dozen of these
public hcncftctur- have arrived IL Whining
ton in the past ~ years, and some people ar"
.tiil ardcntly longing 10 >rc them AGAIN. If on
~ for minutes. The fact that these dazzling
enterprises have ali end 81 in the same ditch
does not usually prevent some people from
trying 1t once more II II only necessary to
say further that Ferris Bros will publish the
annual Issue Ut Their directory for the present
year that II VIII not be ready until the usual
complete and careful canvass. begun On
March 18th. has been made, and that their
policy in the future. n in the past. viii b" to
retain the good will and patronage OF the PEG.
pie Of WilmingtpnbE making the BEST pInEC-
ROXY THAT CAN RE MAZE. t5,7.g
Daily Republican., 1883-02-07
A Dangerous Hole.

There is hole at $50 Market street,
right dt the end of the pavement. 1t Is
three or four inches deep, and is always
filled with water. Several persons have
injured themselves by stepping into it,
If it IS not repaired, >Olnr on" may i'll
lure himself severely
Daily Republican., 1883-02-07
Accident Policy.

If you want an accident policy for
$4,000 and $1,000 per week, if hurt, call
or j. X. Sut'"rlcy, So Market street.
He makes one ont in five minutes
ONCE open until s p. NJ.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-07
FOR RENT.

INOR RENTING. ll3 MARK Ell STREET,
Il Wilmington, Del. Rare opportunity
N the wholesale grocery business. The sub
cFiDcr having made other bushes, engage
nenVs offers to lease his property for term
|l years to n responsible party. Ihis is u
rIcndld opportunity to engage In an estab-
,shcd business. Valuable agencies Will be
urncd over. W. +. RRlFh,
Ian3O-c-o-d If
Daily Republican., 1883-02-07

If vuu want pound of ii" best r"as'-
led ruii"c At - cents, amt II water 'lEh'
kettle worth htf that prize" for 'hlng,
,a'I IT iiiilm'~. Coffee fresh roasted ON
the promises. This is new a,nl novel.
Isaac DliluI, 400 King street.