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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20
TELE GRAPHIC.
A COWBOY SCOUTS.

LoRDsBURG, N. NJ. Sept. 14.-By telegram from Clifton we learned that Delaney who shot Sawyer last week was taken into 1own 10 allow him to change his clothes, and he, taking advantage of this liberty, mad, his escape.
 This morning Mat" cowboy was shot and dangerously wounded by two men. ore of whom was are rested and is now in jail; the other skipp' d.
 LATTER It IS reported that De fancy has been caught near Church's ranch.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20
WILLIAM HAWKE DEAD.

TOMBSTONE, Sept. 14-William Hawke, late boss af San Juse mine Sonora, who was shot in gun fight with a man named Bennett. a dis changed empioye. on Saturday last died last night. The funeral will take place tomorrow under the auspices of the Masonic or,ler- His assailant is now in the hospital with a broken knee joint.
 SHERIFF PAUL AND HURLEY THE
 MURDERER.
 BOWIE STATION, A. T. Sept 14- sheriff Paul, with Jim Hurley the escaped murderer will arrive in Tue son tonight.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20
This Gren

This Gren
 RejuvInat,ng Remedy and Nerve 1T ,nIc. is the legitimate res ult of twenty yeaIs of practe cal experience and CURES WITH UNFAr ING cER- TAINTv Nervou and P h y i cs Debility, Sem nal WsaEneHa-
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20
TYING INTERVIEWED.


 LONDON, Sept. 13.-Ma quis Tzing Chinese Ambae sador, in an interview at Fall, eftnne on his return from P-ris, said: thin, is determined to concede nothing concerning it's suzeranit. over Anam."
 A DAKOTA co MENTION. SIOUX FALLS, Dak, Sept. 13 The woman Suffrage question was final y dealt with in convention this morn> ing. It was decided to allow woman to ballot at school elections and 10 grant her eligibility to hold offic, in school government matters. The taking of the census of the proposed rew State was dis. ussed and adopt- T
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20
LIVELY LoRDsBERG .

LoRDsBUEGs, Sept. 13.-Tue rus, tiers tuoh seven horses from MT. Bass ranch near Dunksn and h, Id up and robbed Mexican near that place. No effoit is being made by the authorities to break up this band oi rustlers.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20
EMBEzzLER DETEcED.

TOMBSTONE, Sept t.-Depuiy Sher- if Bob Hatch arriv, d here last night from Silver City, New Mexico, in charge of J. P. Welles, whom he held undera warrant charging him with emhezzling $834 fiom the Bos> ,ou Mill company, while a- ting as bookkeeper for Il. The complaint was made out by George 5. Rice, manager of the company. The em bczzle inent was ac, ompli>hed .i' this instance by raising ileighl cnec on Wells, Fargo & Co.,, the Boston Mill Company's agent her |. from $32 to $832. Welles' total de- falcation is said 10 anlount to be- tween $6,OOO and S7,OOO The cause assigned Is gambling and w'men. Nola Forrest, variety actress, is sad to have blown him Tn for large amount of monsy and diamonds while in this city.
 THE SLAYER OF CAREY.
 FUNcHAL. Madeira, Sept. 14-1he steamer Ath, nian, having O'Donell, the slayer of Carey. on board, arri- ved today from Cape Town. A ,lose ua.cI, fs kent unon all visitors
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20

MONMOUTH BEACH, N. J. Sept. IS Hugh J. Hastings, proprietor of the New York Commercial Advertiser died here al seven o'clock this mor..- ing.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20
NO T1DrNes FROM LIEUTENANT GRIEF

LY.
 ST. JOHNS, N. F., Sept. 13.-The U. S. steamship Zantic for the relief of Lleu' enant Greedy, has just an chored here. Her tidings are lament. able, as no word has been received from Greedy or any of his party. The steamer Prateous cruised in an in ice foe and the entrance of Smiths Sound, July g. Capt. Pike and his crew and scientific parry are passengers by the Zaniic. NEW STEAMER-DEATH OF AN ADNI-
Daily Republican., 1883-02-02
The Second Call.

Many active boys have
used up the first " inter
Suit and are now calling tor
another. + o unfortunate
parents, compelled to re-
spond to this demand, we
have a word of comfort.
Boys Suits are down-away
down--in price. The zero
price in large boys sizes is
S for a good, stout, cotton
mixed Melton; next a re
twilled suitings at 5000, and
then onward and upward in
both quality and pr'ce. The
comfort is that quality beats
price, and the higher you 60
the cheaper you buy-value
considered.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-02

Owing to the well-known
fact that our stock Is COM
paratively new, and com
prises one 0! the most deslr-
able assOrtmcnts OF Medium
priced Dry Goods and No
tons in the city, together
with our present extremely
low prices, we are meeting
with unqualified success in
our closing out sale, but our
stock Of some goods is much
too large yet, perhaps be-
cause your attention has not
been called to the goods and
prices. Saturday b e n 6
Glove Day. we mention a
few OF our unprecedented
bargains in that line,
& e have had consigned
to us, for this sale, one lot Of
50 dozen
Daily Republican., 1883-02-02

1t should be hardly neces-
sary to state that the early
buyers will have the first OPP
portunity to select the most
desirable shades in the best
sizes. A word about Under
wear may be of interest to
you. We have a Gents
good Scarlet, all-wool Shirt
for 500; a Ladies' elegant
all-wool Scarlet Vest for ST.
.25; Child's fine wool Under
wear at a great sacrifice;
Ladies' solid color l. isl
Thread Hose are reduced
from $50 to Sl.oo perpalr;;
Ladies Cardinal Hose, fine
quality, reduced from 75c to
zoe: DOL Hose of every
description marked W a y
down. You can buy Knit
Goods, such as Hoods, Nu-
bias, Mittens, etc, at about
half price, and if you appre-
ciate a good Silk Umbrella,
at a moderate price, you can
buy them of us. Neat and
attractive styles of Prints at
4, 5 and 6 cents. We con-
tinue our very low prices on
Muslinsand Dome site goods.
Remember every dollar 3,
worth of our stock has been
bought v thin the last two
years, and includes nothing
but fresh and desirable goods.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-02
ALBANIA NOW.
Her atase I Treasurer Abseends
with o237 900 Belonging - the

Her atsse 4 Treasurer Abscends
with e297 900 Belonging - the
state.
NEW YORK, Jan. 3l.-The defalca-
ton OF State Treasurer Vincent, OF Ala
bama, caused great surprise among the
brokers OF Wall street to-day. Mr.
Vincent had large acquaintance In the
street and was we'll liked. The cotton
men were disposed to believe that spec
ulation In cotton had caused his ruin.
A great part, it is said, of hisoventures
were made through Frederick Wolfe,
banker and commission dealer, AT -
William street Inquiry there elected
the Information from Mr.. Woltfe's
clerks that the house had done business
for Mr.. Vincent, but its nature and ex-
tent they declined to state, Mr. Wolfe
was seen at his residence late tonight,
butdeclined to say anything OF the mat
ter. Theconpons Of the State bonds have
been paid at the Importer. and Ira
ders' Bank in this city President Per
kins said tonight that tn" bank would
lose nothing, the accounts being about
even. Mr.. Vincent had always sent
the money before the coupons h"can'"
u na,',' ah;.I, had hren Maid The
,,nlirn w.r, furnished with a desrrip-
,i n'" ", w., ,,;s.ing man and searched
Ma hn,,J. IN y,in Tar him. II i. mliey.
~ hn,,ar.r th,t h. ia in the city
w., "' n.,,I.,nan who i. familiar with
southern securities says that the dill
c,lti.. ,,r,s. from IN. fact that several
.u', ,,iaa r,d un, h.en ali. IN collect
t ,a"ns .rd " hal issued about 81 800 600
," "N, CIV h,rJs in all If railroads, The
,jrit nf r.nudi,,inn was 40 strong that
H. Sat-. nt,;rnr. rm,,d collect neither
S, ~. nor cmmu,v taxrs I'll, state de-
,,,.';,'.,t ,,,.,, ,h,. .,r,Lu. In tbc strc,-
snrv ,,,r IN. nu,ch,s, ofthe comfy bond,
,ui tnoa T." nnnnti.a +, settle IN.
h n If IN, hnnds ,rre.d 10 accept
, n;"a,ao, cents On thnIollar. The drta =
' 'a,;a, 9TH ..r;nmslv int.rf.r. Win tl,.
, @m'"
M"nSr',nMr,v Al, Ian ,,-Tr,o-
v;nnan, l.t, Monday mcht. Ly
'.,h.. ,,,,. J.. ma, lnnun The lick "t
,',"n, ~, ,h. r,ilroaJ nt,ice did no, know
IT, ,r1 al ~. condurtor. who went
49,, ',,,,,,,,l .rJ c,nn,, t,lI any.
,h;, "" ahnn, Nm Won. If Them know
him ~. Gnvnrrnr will offer arp,
n na,..,,r ,,I h,. SAINT tel.grams ,u III,
,;" ~, ,,.,,. .i,;.. Tiur.ut i. t;y,
Daily Republican., 1883-02-02
IyBRY STABLE FOX SALE.

NOR SALE-A NEW FlRSI-Cl'ASS 10
rnn,ned house. suitable for lawyer, doc
ar dentist corner 9Th and French streets ;
I tne bay windows and all modern i'm
Cysments' Well and all waste water un-
lyjrained 10 sewer. Also, the three houses
|,nIninv the above. Terms easy. ALSO,
her houses, price from 81 600 to 5000 Also
now store, Chance for good investment.
Dme paying . per cent. clear OF taxes, etc.
nply 10 Il. II. TlNDALl. 7ol French street.
Pf' l2Olm'
Daily Republican., 1883-02-02
SPENCER'S
Out Sale

No trash, no fire, no wa
ter, and no old stock, or the
accumulation of a business OF
the last twenty-five years, but
the clcanest and most desir-
able stock of Dry Goods
ever closed out in lining
ton, from which to ma, e
your selections, at prices
which you will find, upon
comparison, to be well de-
serving of your earliest at
tcntlon.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-02
A Private View.

Are you thinking Of that bright morning
You sAts for your likeness hrstf
Tho pride OF your youthful scorning
That thsn on my vision burst,
Whom you gave ne that stern warning
To spsak-ifto speak, burst'
! know you nov much better,
Know you higher than mo;
have but learned the letter,
The spirit Is yours SOC;
You shall not brook tho fetter,
Since can set you free
FOR I know that should claim you,
You would be mine-and lost
Though oil the world should blame 700,
You would not count the cost;
Go there shall none defAme you
Let summer yield to frost
Daily Republican., 1883-02-02

DUBLlC SALE
+0FKESH COWS, SrRlNGERS HN
FEEDERS AND BULLS XIX
viii be sold at Public Sale, 1T Red Lion,
East Marlborough Township, Chester to.'
Pa. Oh
MONDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1893
40 fresh cows, springora, lot ofyoung bulls
and feeders Sale " commence at ! o'clock
SILL 4 BAlLI
t. w STIDHAx Il Son. Aucts. ll6-dAw-S
Daily Republican., 1883-02-02
colder than ..Elsuc BIRzcs."

Mr.. Howard p. Walton, now of Sill
v,rron. Colorado, in business note to
the REPUBLICAN, under date OF .Jhnll-
airy 10Th adds the following: Colder
rl,an Blue Eazcs to-day. Mercury 40
degrees below zero.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-02

f>oR SAI.EOR EXCHANGE LA ROE
\ brick dwelling house, II rooms front
! rrb bay Windows. In first class order with
modern improvements. Lot 25xi4o iect.
MI. property IL well located commanding one
! tho finest views In the city, and II wen
|or,hy the attention Of any one wanting u he
liable home. VIII acll on easy terms or OK
knnve for IL smaller property. Apply to Il.
No. 5 Il. Sth st. l2'-lm
Daily Republican., 1883-02-02

ARMS FOX SALE

A Arm OF q acres, u Of . nile
Suth- west of8resnville station.
~ acres near Ashland station
rs acres nesr brick meeting house.
81 acres In Brsndywine Hundred.
W 4" g
ous NJ The above farms ere highly I'm.
.sd pleasantly located, and viii be sold
lov. VIII exchange for city property
XIV V THOS. X. LAlI.Y, oo2| Marker ,aa
Daily Republican., 1883-02-02

k,OK SALE BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE
dwelling, III Rodney street, six rooms,
6th room, hot and cold water, gas, hcalthy
Ed quiet neiyhborhood, near city railway
hi near the new u. 4 %; RAILROAD: i.,'lS
WILLIAM d. PlCkElIS,
|ifh and King streets. lhhIu
Daily Republican., 1883-02-02
At THE BEE HIVE.

Facts speak louder tran
words. For one week at
RU~ ELLIS Bee Hive.
One case white Pique &C.,
about half price. 20 pie ces
Damask Table Linen, 4>c.,
we have never 50 q
!, IS t an 81 Extra i'll
ducemcnts ~ muslins. zee
orr d ubIe width Beige at
l5c You can expect good
bargains in dress goo y.
Fla mburgs. 1000 pie g
Hamburg and insertions
bought at Il great sacrifice
and to be sold away below
value. Don't Jail to see
them !; goods freely shown.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-02
Wanamaker & Brown,
Oak Hall, Sixth and Market stS.
PHILADELPHIA.

tr.1 ~NFDR A LARGE LOAD q j
.sN Kindlinp wood. Leave orders
At harness st ore of Wen kingwalt Second
and Market. Jos Lloyd, FINN and King StS
or send postal card To factory, cor; v mon ana
Ciilpn ave. JAS. j.. MCKINNEY l2o-lm'
Daily Republican., 1883-02-02

kNyR SALE OR RENT-THE STORES
dwelling at lz1 Market street. II is
me Of the best II not the very best business
lands in this city for groceries, Hour ana
eed, or bakery. Apply to JOHN Wick, ~"
Market street J"-u
Daily Republican., 1883-02-02

g1pK SALF-DWELLlN HOUSE, l.2s
West street, \ rooms; 1905 Lincoln It,, .
Hons: one on east side Of Jackson street, 3rd
toor below Delaware ave, rooms; oo h,n
bett st.. rooms: on reasonable terms. WI
! KpKIkSDN No ! W. 3rd It. lG'lm
Daily Republican., 1883-02-02

NOR SAl.E-ABDTT 81 600 WILL B'll
stock and fixtures " general country
itorc In good ncighborhooh IN chester 'o'
PA M miles from wilmington. Address i'm
b." CO.. Shpley 1t. lai,t'
Daily Republican., 1883-02-02
FIVE HOOK KID GLOVES

in Black and CoIors, regular
price $780,; OUR PRICE
WILL BE JUST HALF,
(75c) the greatest bargain in
Gloves ever offered the ladies
of Wilminst n. The orisi-
ma! and only genuine
Daily Republican., 1883-02-02
VNIjBI.IC SALE.


TN. subscriber will sell at Public sails at
bis residence In New Castle Hd., near New
port. on
TUESDAY, MARCH 9, 1889.
at 10 o'clock, u. M,
Two good work or driving horses. o lot o.
rne shoats, lot Of hne cows, lot OF
of chickens, a lot Of plows, farm wagons,
/ nearly new; market wagon for one or two
horses, nearly new open top buggy, sleigh,
. one horse carts. OK cart, ] OK rigging TOT
hauling hay, Champion mower nearly new;
/ reaper, nearly new buggy, plow, nearly
new | horse rake, good double roll Ter, pair
of twin harrows, 1 fallow harrow, lot OF cul-
tiyators, 2 sets Of stage harness, one set nearly
new a lot of heavy chains plowgears, good
grain fan, ! good hay fork and rope harpoon,
good horse power, Ice plow and hook, tele-
graph cutting box, forks, shoyels: crowbhrs,
&c good grindstonc, n lot OF old iron, iot
OF onts by the bushel, q lot OF good nay by the
ton, | patent banking machine, and various
other articles.
TERMS All sums Of $50 and under cash,
ON all sums over that amount credit OF
months will be given by the purchaser giving
A bankablc note with hu approved endorser.
JOHN BRADFORD
l. W SrIDgAN SON hucE It's
Daily Republican., 1883-02-02

n NOR SALt-BRIS THIS WEEK NJ
German and French ranaricS. va
ktood singers, ut l.. W. ..Stdhnm h Son. HG1
m East Fonrth 1t. II. W. NAHLE, NJ. ~
korth Ninth street and so2 Arch st, ihiIa-
' slphia. H-"
Daily Republican., 1883-02-02

NyD1Itt-ESIArE OF ROBERT AT
~ klNSDN.
All persons indebted tothc estate OF the ald
Robert Atkinson, deceased, on book account,
are hereby requested to make pay incht !" '"
Il. Gilky son, at Az Market St, whoIsn"th"f,
zcd to receive and receipt III NJ i!schatSeo Vi
Mi claims. T. q. ATklNSGN. Executor.
' '.y.tuWE-nW
Daily Republican., 1883-02-02

NvOTlCE-THE ANNUAL: ELECTION
~ for officers for the Wilmington Institute,
will be held in the Library room, on tuesday,
i27-td NJ. M. CLEAVER, Rec. Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-02

INDR SALE-A FAIR OF lDuNb
+ mules coming -four! years old. kinh
and we'll broken, and sold for want OF use.
ADDRESS. +. ". SHEW AKD, 81 ". front
st. I"N'
Daily Republican., 1883-02-02

ISDR SAI.E-STDCK AND FlXIN kfaS
+ Of "A first class grocery store, doing u
6u,iness Of about $50 dollars per week, Al
dress W A., RRrIRLICA office. Jhh"o-u
Daily Republican., 1883-02-02
Nothing New

for us to offer bargains in dry goods
We are doing it all theft Crosby Il
Hill, 90 and 30 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-02

NOR X ..NT-SrORE AND DIV El.LlNd,
II corner of End and Orange streets One
II the best location for dry goods, groceries
and shoe store. Apply ut OIL Market street
Daily Republican., 1883-02-02

CtHERIFF's SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
> writ OF Levari Facias, to me directed,
WIN 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, Del,
ON SATURDAY,
THE sRD DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1888,
At 2 O'Clock, p. IN, the following described
real estate. viz:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF land
with three-stOry brick house thereon. stu
ate In the city Of Wilmington aforesaid,
bounded and described as follows, to wit:
Beginning at point Oh the northerly side
of sixth street between Pine and Spruce SITS.
at the distance of IS feet IA inches from the
westerly side Of Spruce street ut the middle
of the common alley between this and the
adjoining house, thence along the middle OF
said alley northcrly pnralicl with Spruce st.
II feet to y stake, thence westerly parallel
with sixth street u feet and lhchcs 10 IL line
of " illlnm Henderson, land. thence south
erly parallel with Spruce street nnd through
the middle Of the party wall between ms ana
said Henderson, adjoining house II feet u
the aforesaid side of sixth street. and thence
Herewith ensterly 8 feet and thrc" inches TO
the plurc of brgIGniuL, he me Cuu,viils acre
of wha, they may. With the free use and
privilege Oi tn" above mentioned alley IN
common forever,
seized and taken in execution Us the pro
perry of BERNARD GMhcr and EIi7ah'ih, MS
" a. and t. rs. and 10 be gold by
JAMES MARlIN Shcr'f.
SuERIPPs rFlCE. Wilmington, .lnlilary
Il, ls%i. 10
Daily Republican., 1883-02-02

JAOK SALE BY EXECUTOkS-DWE ELL
Ing house late Of Eli WILSON, decd, No.
EU. Washington street, Wilmington lerihS
easy, Apply to Is NlElDS, attorney ,or
hi cnutur, SO Market street au22-eol'u
Daily Republican., 1883-02-02

NOTICE-I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE
~ that ! shall apply to the present session
Of the Legislature for u divorced 'incui" mat
rimonio from my wife, Sarah J. Fouueray
Rene J. FougeIay.
Wilmington, Del, Jan. ~, 1883. l2aV~' lin
NOTICE-THE PERSON WHO LEFT
the horse at my property 4omo time
ago will plcnso call and get II, otherwise II
will be sold for It's keep. A. q. Is. hNpEh'
son, Front and Union sts. l3l'N'
Daily Republican., 1883-02-02

vINU LnAN--TRuSr MONEY TO LOAN
on good mortgage security. GEO. a.
ELLIOTT, Attorney .atLaw, Bayard Dnll"'
ing. I'''"'
Daily Republican., 1883-02-02
FOR RENT.

yNOK RE.NT-ND.ll3 MARKET STREET,
L Wilmington, bel. Rare Opportunity
n tho wholesale grocery business. me SUP
Griher having made other business ehShSe
ncnts offers TO ieas6 his property for term
VI years To responsible party. inns IL Il
splendid opportunity to engage IN m estab,
Iishcd business. Valuable nRohciea VIII De
turned over W. +. BRICK.
mn3O-e-o-d IN
Daily Republican., 1883-02-02

Eleventh Streets. in the CITY OF Wilmington.
New Castle County, Del.
ON SATURDAY,,
THE 10TH DAY OF FEBRuAR 1883,
Az o'clock. y. M. the following described
real estate VIZ
All that certain lot or piece Of land with
two Brick Dwellings thereon erected, situate
in thcrity of W lining ON, aforesaid. bounded
and described AS follows, to wit: Beginning
at IA stake i'll the sOuthcrly side ot NIn'l
street at the distance OF 80 feet inches,
south easterly from latnall street thence by
other land of the said Park Mason, and Ann
his wife. south westerly and parallel with
Tatnall street u feet 5 inches to u corner
stake in John GOrdOn's line. thence WIN h :
line south eusterIy and PARALLEL with Ninth
street IS feet to another corner stake. thence
north .casterly and parallel with the tlrSt
mentioned line by other land of Park Mason,
and Ann his wife, (now of the said Washing,
ton Mason "a feet inches to the side OF
Ninth street, aforesaid; thence westerly
thereby Is feet to the place of beginning, De
the contents thereof what they may. Books
l.. M. Vol. 8, s, pages ~. $40 3sl, SC:
Seized and taken in execution IA the pro-
perty Of Rcbecca Mason, surviving mortga-
gor, and Ella Carson. and &. Il. tfarsed, aud
tere tenants, and to be sold by
JAMES MARTIN, Sherin.
JSHRRIY1's OFFICE, Wilmington, January
10 lgka
Daily Republican., 1883-02-02

NOR RENT--A SMALL FARM AND
L Truck patch Of nearly seven acres near
CaInpbri!'- shops, adjoining land. OF iiiiaIn
Wilson ana A. A tapclio. Apply to mus
X. LALLY. 5d2ha Market street. l"l'u
Daily Republican., 1883-02-02

The reported suicide of ThoS. e..
Brown, near Finksburg, Maryland,
turns out to ho only an attempt, )" tar,
but his condition is such that there Is
but little hope of his recovery. Mr.
Brown has been despondrn' for some
weeks, owing to some financial irn'i-
hlrs, He has talked to some persons "t
suicide, but nothing was Thought oi IT..
The losses Of Mr. Brown wrr" on stocks
and securities in New Orleans, II" has
however, IA tine estate about ME from
Finkshurg, and has considerahl" money
loaned ont in that county. The dr"'
was committed in Mr.. Browns parl"r
about three O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
MFR, Brown shot himself with Il ,ho, gun
whilst standing up, pulling the trigger
with poker. The load struck the left
side of his face and head, near the eye;
and it i, supposed that fully half of tn"
load entered and remains in his hcad.-
Mr.. Brown is a tall, large man of pow
crful frame. When discovered imine-
diatrly after the shoolingit WAS thought
! he was dead, but he rallied afterwar''
and exhibited signs Of life He has
been unconscious since the shooting
only uttrilp uhiLt'iiiS'"i" "'"h' w
casionally. Drs. Moore, Of FinkShurg
Fringer, Of Westminster, and Hcnry,o
Reistcrstown, are in attendance. II
his desk, 40 located that it could not bt
missed when the lid was RAISED, wa'
the following written upon piece o
paper, Mr.. Brown having gotten The
date wrong:
"God have mercy upon my poor soul
leave this world because ! am tired o
lit.
"Jan. 81, 1888
| THOMAS &. brown
Mr.. Brown was very well KNOW
throughout the State, and related t" thu
PearceS and Cockeys, Of Carroll hn'
| Baltimore counties. He has brother
Basil p, in this city, and another, Ben
iamin, in Frederick. He was 81 year.
old.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-02

Photograph frames specially al
Ycrprr's, 400 ShIplcy street.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-02

EOR EENl-A LARGE rhEA 4 "a. ',
front room on first floor, at llo King s.
Suitable for dent,st, physician or lawyer. h.tf
Daily Republican., 1883-02-02

The Great Blood Care putinee the bl"d
RAPIDLY und has made aud Is stu vt the pre-.
r.t tine nnkit many n marksble cures OF
terrible diseases Of the blood. 1t Is not tn
fling With the public u say 1t cures ScrofulA.
PIN pies on the Skin, Blotchos, Rheumati'm,
with our Pain earcher,) Ulcers, Itchy diT,
eases OF the Skin, Eruptions, Bad diseases Of
the lood, letter, Itch, ErasiPylis. Sores nnI
Eruptions of every kind or chlldren's Mace.
Catarrh. discharges from the ears, diseases ii
the Throat and Mouth. And In all diseascr
requiring Purifier this medicine will nc nc
promptly and perform thorough cure. THIS
Purifier is positive preventive Of the v'o'
Ience of smallpox BY purifying the blood.
K oep the blood pure and smallpox cannot ~
beyond u variloid. bad blood makes the d's'
ease bad. pure blood makes 1t mild In It's At
tack or wards it of altogether. sc the
remedy and you ARE safe and certainly Us safe
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