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Daily Republican., 1883-11-19
Labor and Business

Oliver Brothers h Phillips, iron manutac
turors, Of Pittsbnrg. have suspended opera
tons In all departments except the rOllnl
mill. A member Of the firm said last evening
that work would soon be suspended In tina
department also II trade did not improve l
is said that the extensive works Of Evers0u
Macrum Co., and the Union Iron Mills Of
Carnegie h Co.. are preparing 10 shut down
on the 18th of next N nth.
A telegram from Norway, Michigan, re-
ports that on Saturday the men Of the Lud
fngton Mine joined the Chapn Mine strik-
ers ut Iron Mountain and Larsded the streets
nearly 900 strong with a brass band, until
they were forced by the cold TO disperse
Four hundred of them surrounded Superin.
tendent Stockbridge. Of the Iudington Mine
and beat him until he promise to grant all
their 'manGs. The meb then started in
search OF Supt rintendent Cody, 0fthe Chaplin
Mine but he had left for Milwaukee 1t is
probable that II force of state militia will be
sent to the scene
The Superior RailM Ills and McI.ain's pud-
ding mill, at Pittsburg. closed on Saturday
owing to the unsatisfactory condition of
trade SchOenberger h Go. notified their
employers that afterM0nday their mill would
run single Instead of double turn. These
suspensions throw out OF work more than
8,00D men.
The Cambria Iron Company OF Johnstown
and the Pottstown Iron Company. of Potts
town, in Penna, have notified their en-
ployes of a reduction Of 10 per cent In wages
beginning on December LIST.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-19
He wanted three Pits,

The following is an order for three
compressed cathartic pills, received las,
week by Wilmington druggist, and IL
given word for word AZ written by the
customer
Mr.. -. My esteemed friend : You
passed to me In the near previousness
a most potent pharmaceutical prepara-
ration composed of three peculiarly
formed particles compounded for the
purpose of purging the people to the
very pores. The same were enclosed in
a pink box, and proved to be the greatest
stampelers of all pernicious poisons
from the system that l have previously
put between peppers and pericartium.
If you will most politely put three more
in pink box-dropped in gracefully
and impress upon the bearer the pro-
priety of fpropellng her perpendicular
person in proper manner toward your
particular patron, | shall be particularly
pleased. PARD' -
Daily Republican., 1883-11-19
MIR. NMANA IO.lllkhl.

John T.. Owens, the well known and
popular comedian, will make his ap
pearlnce at the Opera House this even
ing, after an absence Of two years, il
his new comedy entitled Cookies Cor
ners, in which he will be supporte,
by Siavin's Comedy Company. Thi
play was written expressly for Mr.
Ovens, and this will be- his first ar
pearancr IN it. AS Hrzekiah Perkins
the old conntryInan in search of hi!
nephew, he sinks HIS own individuality
and acts just as sucha man would beck
pecied to act under the circumstance
In which the dramatist has placed him
Daily Republican., 1883-11-19
DtskOIuflON.

The firm Ot Baynard q Dawson hat
two fin" establishment for the sale .
watches and jewsIry in our city,instea'
Of one, conducted by these euterpri.iup
young gentlemen, oar city will be III.
gamer II this diversion Of their Dner
gieS and business qualifications About
the las If 'hl- month Mr., Btynard
will open his new hni ding at Fifth aud
Market streets, tu assortment Ut good
that have never been surpassed in our
cry, and hp will 'OuhtIes be- liberia T.,
patron z"d. Mr. Dawson will continu'
at the Old stand, whicn be will also I'll
up in attractive STYLE and preS", I
C"Ied hy any in his line.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-19
otge N Otes.

Friday night Minnie Oscar Gray vii!
appear at the Opera House In
"Roughing It." and on Saturday
1.-THE Kennel Comedy Company will
hold the boards. On Monday and Tues.
day of next week "Tbe Merry
Duchess, and Thanksgiving afternoon
and night Augustine Daly's celebrated
company will present "The Passing
Regiment" under the personal super.
vision of Mr.. DAILY.
At the Walnut street, Theatre, Phila.
delphia, Mr.. Sheridan with his company
strengthened by the addition Of Barton
Hill enters upon the second week ef his
engagement, during which he Will ap.
pear in q succession of his best
characters.
"Her Atonement will be presented
at the Chestnut street Opera House
with strong cast. This is one of the
grandest military dramas ever produced
and the return Of the troops in 1865 Ia
very accurately protrayed with over
800 people on the stage at one time.
At the Chestnut street Theatre Roland
Reed, noted comedian, will appear for
one week only in Marsden's comedy
drama entitled "Cheek.
"Prince Methusalem will be con-
tinued at Haverly's Broad street
Theatre by the McCaull Opera Company y
for the fourth and last week. This Is
one OF the finest operas ever produced,
and Wilmingtonians who may chance
to be in Philadelphia and wish to
enjoy q rich treat should not fail to
visit this popular place of amusement.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-19
MunlclDaD Court.

This mornings session of Munic
Court opened with Judge Cnmmins
the bench. Ward GroOms, the cool
man arrested by Officer Marques
suspicion of being the one who bro
into several houses yesterday mornit
was brought in for hearing. Oh(
Marquess testified to the arrest, a
said the hat which the fellow dropp
in his flight haG been identified as
longing to the prisoner. The people
the house when he arrested Groom
said that he did not come In until abO
o o'clock yesterday morning.
j. 7. Miller testified TO the fact
seeing a man in his bedroom betwet
4 and 8 O'Clock yesterday morning, a.
identified tho prisoner as the man |
pursued him until he made bis escai
in the rear of Browns coal yard
Water and West streets. The prisOn1
made a rambling statement, and VI
committed by the Judge in default
$500 bail for his appearance At the CCal
of General Sessions.
Samuel MoultOn was charged VI
assault and battery Oh Martha Mou'a
and Deputy Attorney-General Turn
filed an information in the case.
The prisoner pl' AIDED not guilty,
his trial WAS proceeded with. Man
Moulton, upon being sworn, testln
that Samuel Moulton is her husbal
and that she Is his third wife
Thursday night one of his SONS BY
second wife brought in y gun, and
she was very much afraid of fire,al
she asked him to take it ont as be
not do NO, another woman who VA
the house went away and this angs
Moulton. Yesterday he picked
meat bone and threw it at her, strlE
her in the face and cutting long g.
She has had six children by Moul'
and is now In a delicate condition.
did not bring this complaint, althG
he had Frequently threatened anu
saulted her before.
A son by the first wife also testl
against the prisoner, and said tha'
had known Mrs. Moulton for the
Is or IA years, and she had always
e good, faithful wife. He did net llh
testify against his father, but be thou
something should be done to stop nl
treating this woman The prN
made a statement and claimed tba'
whole trouble was the resultOf alan
quarrel. Mr.. Turner said tha'
thought man who would strike
man in the condition this woman i;
is not tit to be at large, and the ON
place for him is in Jail. judge
minis delivered an impressive chaFs
the prisoner and imposed fine !"
and costs.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-19
The Funeral OfDennis McAteer

Dennis McAteer, who died on Thurs
day last Of pneumonia, was buried from
his residence, 2lS Adams street, this
morning. The funeral was large' y
attended, prominent among which
was the employees of McLear and
Kendall's carriage factory, where the
deceased had worked for 20 years as a
trimmer
The factory was closed during the OBJ.
sequies Among the floral Offerir "
was cross and crown from his fellow
wOrkmen. High mass was celebrated
at St. Paul's church, and the interment
took place at the new Cathedral GENE.
terry.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-19
Fr1AO dr. Of America.

Last Saturday night Laurel Cou,
United Friends Of America, held ~
tertaiDment in their council chs.
in the McClary building, that w, =,
tinglished by a new and novel ies' ,'
con ucted as follows each geh',..
as he entered the door was pre-"
with . small bakks by q yonns
stat,onrd there for the purpose i,
one vi no received the basket hanu,1]
to any lady he chose from the auut|
and she placed a small package y,
ables, which she had brought wlthpl
it, accompanied with n card "
her name.
When the baskets were arrans1
this manner they we're sold at au'"
the highes, bidder, who was OpIit
divide the eatabes with the yn"us.
whose name he found in il. Ihs
afforded considerable fun ana "a
ment, besides giving u sa''" san"
increase TO the finances ol u"
Gil. n,
The audience, which number"
200 persons, we're also enter'a'l'N
rongs by Mr.and Mrs. Morrison,
Sample, SollOway, Hanbv, baTrr
Duncan, recitationS ty Miss N.Y.
sey, and addresses by W. IT, Das~
whole affair wa n grand sll'c,,, n.,
there IL no doubt that " basket pa
az they are called, will beco"'
popular.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-19
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Ak.fyely RuUAWay.

This morning % horse attached Il
Whites milk wagon, became frightened
and started down Tatnall stree at a
lively rate. His progress was not check
ed until he reached Front and Tatnall
when the wagon colided with the curt
and he was thrown down, which ena-
bled colored man to catch him before
any further damage was done. The horse
was considerably bruised.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-19
The W eath eF.

Little change occurred in the metrurO.
logical conditions the past a hon s
gionS and Northwest. Elsewhere fair
weather prevailed. The temperature
rose everywhere except in the extreme
northwest, where a slight fall occ;Erred
Fresh 10 light winds blew in, all the
districts The weather in NV 10 k
and vicinity to day warmer and hazy.
Tomorrow viii be- warm and partly
cloudy with possibly light shower or
two.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-19
Fell in q FIT,

A few minutes before 12 o'clock this
morning, while there was lull in the
business at Court a singular sound was
heard, and it was found that Patrick
Killroy, who was among the spectators,
had fallen in fit. He was laid on the
floor, and for few minutes struggled
very hard, but upon his clothes being
loosened and ice water applied to his
head, he recovered somewhat and was
carried to the portico in the front of the
building, but 1t was sometime before he
was able to be removed to his home at
Sixth and Madison streets. 1t is said
that Mr.. Killroy was at Court to make
application for a liquor license.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-19
EDITION,
COUNTY COUBT.
Opens"E Of the November Tern
this AOvnlag.

this AOvnlng.
| The November term Of tho COurt n,
General Sessions, Oyer and Termiue,
and Jail Delivery, conven Il this morn.
ing, but owing to the non arrival of ibs
Judges, no business was transacted nm.
I'll 1880 O'Clock. There was q lars.
number Of spectators present, the most
OF whom are summoned as witnesses On
the cases marked for trial. At the TINA
stated, Chief Justice Coinsgys and IA.
sociate Houston came In and took their
seats, when Crier Smith declared ,ba
Court open for such business ~ should
be brought before 1t.
The names Of the Grand Jury wsr.
called BY Clerk Cochran, after which
they were sworn and retired 70 thsi,
cham Der. The Petit Jurors were then
called and all answered to their names
Attorney. General Gray entered n
nolle pros. In the case OF State Vs. j sms
Lewis, who was tried and convicted n
the last term for an assault with intsct
to kill Amos G. Brinton, some seven
years ago, but was granted new trial
on account Of after discovered evidence
The witnesses In the case we're discharp.
ed from further attendance.
The case Of the State W.. Thomas b.
Walker, charged with assault and bat.
terry, was called for trial, with Thoma.
Davis, Esq., for the State, and Walt,
B aeon, Esq, for the defense. Mr.. b.
con said the defendant, who Is out ou
bail, was not present, and asked tia,
the case should be continued.
Attorney Genaral Gray objected, and
said he was anxious to have this cas
tried last term, but as the attorney fr
the defense was not ready, It was post
poned, and he now asked that the rfcos.
nizsnce be forfeited which was done
and the witnesses discharged.
At l2 30 o'clock the Grand Jury
came In and reported on several bill
and were discharged until 8 O'Clock
this afternoon, and the Petit Juror1
were discharged until the same time
Attorney General Gray said that 1,
Thomas ID. Walker, colored, whose bail
was declared forfeited this morning
was now In Court, he would ask tlil
the forfeit bs re-cOnsidered. The prise
ner then plead guilty and was sentencu
TO pay the costs OF prosecution and unI
ueTRo al imprisonment OF one m0ntA
George Gordon, colored, was az
raignsd and pleaded guilty to an iu
dictment charging him with the lad
ceny Of a coat from John Cook, vaus
at $40. The Court sentenced him
pay the costs OF prosecution, $50 res,itu
tion money, undergo an impr
onment of three months, and on Satut
day next receive 10 lashes. A ltd
colored boy years Of age was placed
the dock, charged with the larceny Of,
pair of sp' ctacles.
The Attorney General said the h
taking them, but on accou1
OF his youth he declined to prosecu
the CASE, and he was committed to th
custody of the Sheriff, to await the DID
position of his case by the Court.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-19
Boston
0ne-PIice Clothing House
V. Il. HOLMES, Prop.
2l2 Shlplev street and 2l3
Market Street.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
EPPS'S COCOA.
.BR EAKEAET.

"By n thorough knowledge OF tho natura
laws which govern the operations o digestion
and nutrition, and by careful application
of the fine properties Of well-sclectou Cocoa
MIR. Epps hos provided our breakfast table.
with II delirately Favored beverage which
may save us many heavy doctors bills. 1t IL
by the lndici us use o. such articles Of diet
that a constitution may be gradually built
up until strong enough to resist every ten.
dency to disease. Hundreds OF subtle mala.
dies are toating around US ready to attack
wherever there is a weak point We may
escape many u fatal shan Dy keeping our.
selves well fortified with pure blood and u
properly nourished frame."-Ciyil Service
IT'S zette.
Sold In tins only, ~ D.. and No. by grocers,
labelled thus
JAM ES EPPS Il CO., HOMOEOPATAIC
CHEMISTS, LONDON. ENGLAND.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-19
ty.arst Aunlversarv

oOVouty -HFbt AuuIV0fS8fy.
The Delaware Bible Society celebrated
its seventy-hrst anniversary last
evening with special services in Grace
NJ. T.. church. DR.. l. p. Bush presided
and read the minutes of the last meeting
which showed that the colporteur, John
f. Mclaughlin, had visited 1872 white
and 69l coored families, and had dis.
tributed throughout New Castle Coun.
~, $50 Bibles, l6l testaulents, and 40
psalms. DR.. Bush also stated that the
day was the 10lst anniversary Of the
printing of the 2st Bible in this country
The pastor of the church, Rev. j. r.
Boyle, then delivered an appropriate
sermon on the nses of theBible, followed
by remarks from the Rev. j. II. Nixon
ID. d., of the Central Presbyterian
church, on the power and influence Of
the same. The services closed with the
benediction, by Rev. w. G. johnson.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-19
Now for Thanksgiving.

You want pies, pastry,
pudding and good bread for
Thanksgiving. We have the
" Home Comfort" -" Taylor's
Best" and William Lea &,
Sons three Fs, " all
amongst the best flour man.
ufactured. The bread made
from these brands, if we'll
baked, is delicious and nutri-
tious, and will keep moist
and soft for a week after
baking. These brands OF
flour are also remarkably
clear Of all chalky substances
and starch, which adds moth
ing but whiteness to the
flour. Tie best flour is that
which has a golden tinge
and rolls in drops from your
hands when handling it. 1t
is a mistaken idea that the
whitest flour is the best. 1t
contains more starch than
other brands, but starch is
not nutritious and healthful.
The best flour is really the
cheapest, because it is more
healthful and keeps the doc
tor away from the house.
Always get the best.
w. d. pickles, 5th and
King streets.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-19
llraMlllg and LeciurA.

MIR. Vincent Hazard will conduc
the drawing lesson in the parlOr of til,
Central Presbyterian church this even
ing at o'clock. II. r. Pershing, NJ. ID.
will lecture on "Anatomy"a at s 0 clock
The members of the Young Mems Asso
ci0tion are all invited to be present.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-19
pr. S,n,Ina' White PuImOnIc RaI.
nam.

Tn '"a ing Lung Remedy Of Whining
sore 'Nrrat weak lung, Group, and A.
pr"srrN'r against consumption il hH'
rruI"H 10 perfect remedy. zoe. and 81.
sold ht druggists and dealers. Main
Depot. F0ur1h and King Philadelphia,
John-'"u, Holloway x Co., 500 AIcA
street.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-19
Arrested Under the New Law

This morning Chief of Police Haw.
kins arrested George liagany, known
as "Slm Jim, and John Logan, under
the law passed by the last Legislature,
which provides for the arrest and i'm.
pr ionment Of all known thieves or sus.
picious characters.
They will have hearing before udge
Cummins this evening, at 7 O'Clock, and
rs the Chief expresses his intention to
enforce this law, it is probable that he.
fore long Wilmington will he rid of all
suspicious characters.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-19
A FEW REASONS

A FEW REASONS
why the Boston One-Price
Clothing House is far ahead
of all competition.
We strive first and last tc
give our customers the very
best goods at the very low.
est prices.
Our reputation has pene-
trated every nook and corner
for miles around as the head
quarters for bargains.
We resist all competition
by keeping expenses low, so
as to sell fine goods at the
lowest possible cost. This is
the great secret Of our Sue
cess.
~.
We misrepresent no goods
and guarantee perfect salts
faction in every case. This
is why the people trust us.
V.
We strive to keep ahead
and deserve our success by
winning it.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-19
All the popular cough remedies at
CantwelPs pharmacy, Eighth and
Spruce streets,
DEATHS.

FKEISZLEBEN-Ont the 18th inst, Anna
Mary. daughter Of J. N. and Margaret
Ellen freiszIsben, aged " months and II
days.
Funeral from the residence Of her parents,
No. 829 East Ninth street. on Tuesday sfter.
noon 1T 2.3O o'clock. lntermont at Mt. Sa-
lem cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-19
Arrest or q Suspicious Character

A1Tost OI suspicious Sn0bocter'
About o'clock yesterday morning
the police found man wandering
about Fifth and Madisonttreets and his
actions being suspicious he was taken
into custody and locked up. He gave
his name as Charles Williams, and at a
hearing before Judge Cummins, it was
learned that he had been going around
the city, in company with pal, selling
a preparation for cleaning silverware,
which was thought to be ruse to gain
knowledge by which to rob houses dur.
ing the night. They had been Swallowed
by the police for several days with the
above result. He was committed tothe
cells for "a hours, and this morning was
released HOusekeepers should keep a
watchful eye on all suspicious pedlers
Daily Republican., 1883-11-19
N Office.

Joseph p. Cross will start a dancing
school in the Herdman building Ito
morrow Tuesday evening For terms,
etc, apply to Mr.. Cross, in the evenings,
at the Herdman building.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-19
Chicarn Dressed Becr.

Just arrived, fresh carload Of Chi.
cago dressed beef, which will be- kept
constantly oD hard, and for sale at my
fresh and salt meat store, 81 King
street. 1t Is good, fresh and tender.
Try it. II. =. GEARY, 81 King
street.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-19
state Of tDe Thermometer
~ the REPUBLICAN office in the sba T.
7 O'Clock 10 O'Clock 12 n'cloOl
81 4S0 54o

Fem & Cos thermometer registered
yesterday, ~ degrees at 3 p. M, AZ at
. p. IN, and II AT 10 p. III.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-19

Farmers, attention. We are selling
good winter wheat bran at lowest price
by t"u or car load. Tatnal Bros, lOl
MARY Wand avenue (or Newport turn
piHe).
Daily Republican., 1883-11-19
Two More Watches

given away at the great Tobacco Mart,
making Is in all. Chapman, proprietor
Seventh and Orange streets.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-19

CTOLEN.-626 REWARD.-FROM tn I.
y stables Of the Whining ton Bazaar, ut 4th
and Wal nut streets, on Friday night, Nov.
10th, large sOrrel horse, about IL hands
high ; he is good free driver aud gets up In
good style. The above reward will be paid
for the return Of the horse to JESSE BlN}.
HAM, +th and Walnut, or A. u. CHAY1OR,
l03 King street. nl9.2tt
Daily Republican., 1883-11-19
ysters.

Morris River Coves. the bssD
that come to this market, can W
ed of Powell, 311 Madison stre''
are prime. Try them.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-19

IL Of the old ladies' home, lost on Second
or King street, on Saturday afternoon, .
small cabba, containing four silver dollars, q
pair Of gold spectacles, and purse In which
there was some change. The finder will be
suitably rewarded on leaving same at this Of
fice or at the home. niS-2t
Daily Republican., 1883-11-19
QUICK SALES
-AND-
SMALL PROFITS
HAS ALWAYS been our MOTTO.

HAS llWAIS Been 0Uh n0Ilu
And we are reaping the
great benefit derived from
the same. We have almost
cleared out our large stock
|of Overcoats. So we have
been compelled to make new
purchases and have been sue
cesstul in getting hold Of
some Of the finest Overcoats
ever offered in Wilmington
at prices far below the real
value, consisting of
Medium Weight Cassi-
meres.
Dark Steel Mixed Mel
tons.
Slate Worsted Silk-taced.
Fine Seal Brown Silk
faced.
Fur Beavers, Satin-lined.
Grey Diagonal Cheviot
And hundreds Of others
to suit all pockets at the
MisfIt Par|ors,
No. 1E. Fourth Street.
motu frsa
Daily Republican., 1883-11-19
For Farlnera.

Ground sage in any quantity-pure !!
Sold by Danforth, druggist, Second and
Market. Trusses a specially.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-19

G. II. Cantwell, experienced druggist
and compoun Of medicine, Eighth
and Spruce streets.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-19
DhiLADELPHlA,W WILMINGTON AMI
L tALIlMORE RAlLROAl,
NOVEMBER 18TH, 1885,.


lrains leave Wilmington as follows:
For Philadelphia and intermeliaA STA
tons, 90, 100, 1880 .. M; 2s0, 100, -, sbi
p. In.
Philadelphia texpress) z a45, $50, zbo,slb
O. SO, 9.b7, 1907, ll.68 Q. N. lzI5. l.bA eli
o.l0, 637, 6.4o p. m.
New YOrk, zoo, = 45, $40, $40 100 1907 lisa
%. 1888, l.o4, l.dO, b.l7. u.37, 64'p p. IL.
Bait aOre ana intermediate stationg i.tb
10 % q. u 800 q. IN.
Baltim 70 and bay Line 100 q. N.
Baltimore and Washinyton, LA, Al3 s.oi
% % q. N; 0, II, 6.r3, 7.Co, H., .. q.
Baltimore on =, LOO q. N. 1871 and b y. IA
Trains for Delaware Division leave !sf
Now Castie, 500, 800 a. 70. LILO. 400, AOI
and o.25 p. IN.
Harrington, Delnar, and way stations, sos
q. IN, and LIS 5p. IN.
Wyoming and way stations, 626 p. N.
Express for Harrington, 400 p. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate statioLs
$40 a. II 200 m., $50, 30, 86b .. m.
Philadelphia and New York, 400, AS .
n. t.l7, e.37, 9 10 p. IN.
baltimore and Washington, La, l.l3, aoS
10 % q. m., ll.C9 p. m. baltimore, LOS .. N.
FOR further information, passengers are 70
ierred u the timetables posted at tho Sta
tons
Trains marked ~ arc limited express, upol
which extra iare Ia charged.
CHARLES L. PU4H, J. X. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passenger AZ,
Daily Republican., 1883-11-19

nISSOLuTlON.- CO.PARTNER
~ ship heretofore existing between =. H
BAynard and +. Z. Dawsoo, trading undel
the firm name Of Baynard 4 dawson, at No
2I9 Market street, Is this day by mutual con
sent, dissolved. Either mem Der will SETTLE
any outstanding a count, and hold himsel
personally responsible for any guarantees
made by the late firm.
$. H. BAYNARD,
nl9-N 4. G. DAWSON.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-19

No cheap and unreliable drugs
by George Fl. Cantwell druggist, b4
and Spruce streets.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-19
OneaG fh

The PhiladelA
SiOn q on last event.
80. SSolidon Milon,
u.llard" of the al
o. the 96th anni]
P;' purse was also rI
nm by the assod
ihlember. inm Milon|
,o 'eoll on the Isle
q, ,yTa,pti vity until h
ihe old soldier hI
,,olnlnission ,on on ri
"se, AZ second I'll
u u the Old Guard
Tue legible sAal n
Daily Republican., 1883-11-19

No incompetent clerks or boys attend
to physicians prescriptions at Can't
wells drug store, Eighth and Spruce.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-19

Get YOur Medicines Prepared
at Cantwell's drug store, Eighth and
Spruce streets.