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Daily Republican., 1883-04-03
A MUNICIPAL COURT.
The Adoption OF That Part Of the
City Charter.

| DOVER, Del. April =, lSS3.-At tn.
evening session OF the House, that body
went into Committee of the Whole, Mr.
Csmegys in the chair. The first TWEEN.
| ty-eight sections Of the charter were
adopted with the amendments, synop-
sis of which have already been pu b.
lished, the chief Of them relating TO the
substitution of "A municipal court for
the Mayors Court. That part of the
charter relating to the Mayors Court is
as follows:
SECTION IA, concerning the Mayor
Court, is stricken ont and in lieu there
Of section substituted providing that
after May !, 1883, IL shall be superseded
by acOurt 10 be known as the Municipa |
Colrl to be presided over by II Judge APP
pointed by the Governor tor "a term of
twelve years. The main provisions of
the law governing the old Mayors
Court are 10 apply to this new court, ex-
cept thar its jurisdiction is extended to
civil cases in which one of the parties is
a resident of the city. The Judge must
he II lawyer ofat least five years prac-
ticr IN the Superior Court. He appoi hts
the Clerk Of the Court.
All judicial powers are tax en- from
the Mayor and vested in this court All
bills passed by Council must receive
the signature of the Mayor before they
become laws, and if he does not approve
bill he must return it to Council
with his objections, which shall be en-
tered at large upon the journal. The
bill may be passed over his veto by a
two-thrds yea and nay vote, and fail
ure to return "A bill within ten days af-
ter presentation shall operate to make
the bill law the same as If ii had been
signed.
Someof the other important sections
Will be acted on tomorrow, and the
whole business will soon be disposed Of
Daily Republican., 1883-04-03

otalIncnt house Of George Kelly x
Co, who recently had an establishment
in this city, WIS arrested On "A charge
Of dlsordcrly conduct 1t seems that
som" tim" az" a member Of the police
tor"r purchased bill Of goods OF the
firm, tor which he has failed to make
pay In"ut according to agreement
This morning the collector called At
the houS" and it is alleged became very
abusive to the officers wife when told
that they had no money for him This
Was resented by the husband, and re-.
suited III the arrest 81 the collector Tie
case will be heard before the Mayor
this evening when all the facts will be-
made known.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-03

Fighter & Mcdaniel have op,rtd
new grocery store 1T the southwrrt rli
ncr OF Fifth and Madison streets, wIa
an cnIiIc new stock of gror-rlr, I'D
provisions, which they propose 10 I'll
as To" a, can be bonghtany" here AID
western part Of the city cannot 10 ID
Ter tnan to stop, As hey come 10 the De'
On Madison street, and e 'bs'
groceries. They also keep al! kinds 4
foreign and domestic fruits, etc. Thy
viii, III addition to selling good ,LeaR
send all goods home free of cnarsr gE
any marketing the purchaser MAJ Ian
Daily Republican., 1883-04-03

our thank, are due to Fighter & Nc
banlDI, southwest corner OF Fifth and
Madison streets, for box Of luscious
FIorida straw berries. They were 10
prernatur"s forced in hot house, but
"cr" grown III the open air and were a-
solid and firm as if they had been bus
to-day picked from the vine. They viii
hay" 'iI"m for sale all the time a. their
new store III connection with "a tnli llnr
Of Other fruit aud groceries. They ar"
on til" line Uf the ncw market, nirh
opens to-norrow, and are determined 10
accommodate the people.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-03

There is at the Elkton Post ON,
letter dated " Elkton, Cecil Co.
March 2Glh, 1855" addressed to w :,
springer, Morley Il Cause, O
d. laware, inqnirlnT q.
prices for saving out dccoy dlirk u
to which the writer failed 10 alta j
sigma urc. Mrssrs. Springer, J"
Il Gaus" returned the letter "
office, where it awaits the clam I'll
writer.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-03
The Liz hts D'l.OndOn.

The grand spectacular drama rnAl0
the Lights n'London," wa pr%no
last evening at the Opera House "
large audience. The scenery an ''a'
settings are much finer than on ne
casion Of their II rSt visit last ia.s, Oh
excel anything Of the kind r'rS
tempted in this city. The company
excellent, and every character u y
formed in realistic and liie.in rs.
nrr. The play will be- repeated to-'4y
and tomorrow night, and noonr 'D'u'
miss eng it, as this is the last o'"
tuniiy that will be afforded this "'"
Daily Republican., 1883-04-03

Mr.. William II. Lowden, of No. u
East Sixth street, attained his ior'It.
birthday yesterday, and about onr blI
bred Of his friends rendered him a 'a'
rrlS" party last evening. Their" *tf
"A number Of valuable gifts prrscD''d ,
Mr.. William Adams, on behalf NJ 500
Of MIR. L"wdcn's friends, aud Jane
ID. Carter presented several hanI'oA
pieces OF Jrwclry from the workInrn
Remington 4 Company,. E@u'.A
music was furnished by Mesero. E.DI'
son, Montgomery and Young ana 'h
whole affair was supplemented .!
splendid supper.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-03
WE WILL NOT,
P On1iiSe Too Much

In laying our claiInsl before the
public for their patronage. IL In
the aim Of the manager OF the mis-.
FIT PAEIORS to indulge In Meth.
er Wild rhetoric nor enaxgcra.
lions. II does NOT do to promise
more than you can fuIHu. The
public soon learn q" take pretcn.
uOus sta emcnts NJ their true val
ne. and the result ~ trade IN often
i"stby prOMisfnG too snUrh. Our
aim ~ Z" surprise hy the other cx-
trcmr We wish f0 give the public
something better than II really OK
pcr's. our aim In advertising il to
cali attention 10 our place. leaving
IN" goods and the prices 80 speaa
for themselves. prem Use cloth
ing OF fin" imported fabrics lower
than others are asking Tor n,uen
inferior in material. make and
style. instead ~ nia+ Ing u Z rand
SHOW We try to combine iibcraiity
to the public with wire economy 80
ar 10 give patrons the benefit Of
our sayings.
coed Cashmere suits. $500
Good Che. lot SHIFTS, 81 and 10
Fine Sass. silk and wool, 1900
Extra Zine Imp"rtcdCh 1900
Zine Diagonal " Or.tcd Suits. 1900
Fine Diagonal sack WOrsIrd
Uita, 1900
Extra fine Sack and Chester.
field. 1900
Ai!E and Satin Lined Suits nj very
low figures. 4 fine line 'f Boys
siOthimg. running INA siTes from 10
1917.
Nr. :. wolf is e0nstan ~ In AZ
tendance " here he will be pleased
10 see his friends.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-03
WHY YOU ARE SICK,

Beautiful spring morning.
The buds are swelling, the
grass is growing greener, the
early flowers are vcnturins a
peep at the sun,and the birds
how happily they chirp and
talk. All these things 90 to
make up our happiness, but
amidst all this pleasure and
beauty large numbers of peo-
pie are never happy. Un-
wholesome food has much to
do with it. Poorly prepared
flour makes poor bread, and
poor bread brings on sick
ness and unhappiness. | have
health food that will bring
the system around right
again, and the flour | keep
will make nobodysick or I'M
happy. | deal in nothing but
good flour. | sell VIM. Lee
& Sons flour as cheap as it
can be bought at the mills,
and | will deliver it at your
houses. VIM. ID. PICKLES.,
Fifth and King Streets.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-03
nEATIIh.

HEARN-On March 3lst, at l'oquonock. 'oh'
necticut, Thomas X. Hearn, aged A. years
Relatives and friends are respectfully IN
y,ted to attend the funeral. on Wedne5d :,
afternoon at O'Clock from the house OF Ill
bert Mathewsoli, Brcck's Lane " prucee 4 I,
Mt. Salem Cemetery,
ANSEa L ME-ln this city, on the 2n'. inst
Josephine daughter Of Thomas aid St
Anseaume, aged months.
Relatives aud friends are respect fully in
vited to attend the funeral from COS Spruce
street on W ednesday afternoon ~. 3 O'clock
lnterment at Wilmington and Braldywi ne
Cemetery.
A little bud too pure for earth
So promising 50 bright, 40 fair,
Truly Jesus knows ~ worth,
And takes II nom this world Of care.
LEN d RMAN-DR the I'd inst, Maggie,
vile Of Isaac :. Lenderman,
Relatives and fr'e dds are respectfully in
yited 10 attend her funeral from the RESI- ence
of her husband, In i5randywne Hundred, on
thursday afternoon, Mt one o'clock. Inter
ment at Newark I Mon Burying Ground
Daily Republican., 1883-04-03
A Fine Concert.

The concert tobc given by III" y,
Society and choir of the Sari'" q,
Church, in the Opera House, "t .
day evening next, will be, JUG W.
the program, very fine one T.,
lrctions are made from the b,'' ,,
authors and the participants navy
the program sufficient rehcaT"'''
fully competent to render them
Daily Republican., 1883-04-03

In consequence Of the annoyanl
perienced by irequenters of the "E
House, from the boys that con ~"
around the doors and beg cbr"h'
persons coming out between thr va
orders were issued to the polio" t. '' a
it up. Last evening the usual CIV,
was on hand, and the police s'ic"',,
in capturing two of the numbc
the hearing this morning they CAV, n" ,
names as William Alavo and So''.
Thomas, and we're fined 81 cents az
costs each by the Mayor.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-03

Not Fooled,

Stanshury Murray, the popular bar
Der, no. . French street, calls the attcn
ton Of the public to his apring and
summer style OF hair cutting, Neck
cnt iraiicr edge, left without shaving
or shaping, side. cut close, crown left
full aud front cut bangs
Daily Republican., 1883-04-03
TOp N urln whisky

Yesterday afternoon a n'iIib| ="
who had been INDUCING in frol'. .
whisky, repaired to King Sir""' "
where ,"u Of the number ENGAGE
fight. One man had an empty Y
and the other used II knli''
slashiug at each other for Fo"
they were separated, the onIN IT,, N,
being a flesh wound IN the thIr' "
man who had the knife.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-03
One Plain Drunk.

Isaac Jones, colored, INDUCED in a
first class plain drunk last night, that
secured him q nights lodging in the
cells, for which he was requested this
morning to contribute 20 cents and
costs toward the finances Of the city.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-03
DON'T FAIL TO
MEDICINE.
A FRIEND To THE AFFLICTED.

As a family remedy IL has no equal Thou
| sands bear testimony to IT. great worth for
the cure Of the following diseases:
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, DiphtherIa, Par
alySIs. Pains III the Head and Back, Frosted
| Feet, sun Joints, Lamcncsn. lleurlsy and
| for all external use and
For Internal Use.
For Cholera, Cholera Morbus Cramps, Pains
| In the stomach and bowels Dose from 20
drops to half tea-puoniul in water. Never
| reduce for external use. Every family should
keep 1t On hand, as 1t ncVCr.iailIng house
hold remedy
The II. II. II. medicine Il an nfa llibIe cure
Tor DlphtherlA If used according to the follow
ing directions Slturutc a muslin or linen
cloth and bind it IN the throat for about y
minutes and put a dry clothover it to prevent
the evaporation from passing Oft, and when
thoroughly bIlNicred open the blister with n
needle and take cloth and absorb the water
mat Iasses of then take "A cloth and spread
thick "ith pure hog lard. and bind II on the
blister and change every hour. which W!ll an
-orn AL the disease through the pores and no
Internal medicine viii he needed except n
purgatly" medicine. Children should not be
ed NOR than ten minutes. his has
never been kuowHtufail hen used rs directed
For Horses
No hursenau shuuil ne without "A bottle ~
NJ stable IN cas-" of accident. IL 1t Is a sure
.d tr N,r.',,, ,,.,' '',, i''
shoulders and I.rN>. IarurN III the Feet
Scratches, Sw"cHy fI-tuls, Poll Ell, D!stem-
E,., ,,I '',''' W 20 ''", i'',-
lam. i.c rr, Jtu
l ,, LUMP t'!l I"." hI'hT Of "thtf hruiH''
,'r,,,., '''' CIV" %. ~, nan Ia,
in,n,nr u.n rrn,n I."y'',, ,'Ii ~
!Wrh"t uf cold water for Their drink when
rN. ''lt '''''' t''' 'I'ion' "nttl II ''.''
ke., rt ~
'',., 49, ,'L',' ~,
Daily Republican., 1883-04-03
New Market.

The Madison street market will be
opened for the first tim" tomorrow, and
from what can be learned, will be well
attended by farmers and truckers.
Their" i no doubt but it will be well
patronz"d by the people in that vicini-
~, and prove not on y great con
vruirnce but an absolute necessity.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-03

About $50 O'Clock yesterday after
noon I"o colOrcd men had some words
Oh Front street near Market, tGt' SOON
"nd"d NJ a fight, which was continued
o. Front aud French streets. The affair
attract d large crowd and oau."! con
sld"raDp" excitement, but til" parties
managed ~ avoid arrest
Daily Republican., 1883-04-03
A Repllar X able Cure,

Mrs, George Baker, residing in East
Wilmington, was sound y cured Of IA
dangerous lung disease by using DR..
Simms' White fulmonic l,alsam.
After suffering for months, this famous
lung medicine performed IA complete
cure
Daily Republican., 1883-04-03
Temperance Entertainment.

Aqua Pura Lodge Of Good Templars
gave very interesting entertainment,
in their room in the McClary Building
last night, The programme was made
up Of speech from II. ". Morrow
select readings by William Jourdans,
and Dr. Murray, with music, comic,
,ontilntMtaI and lMtAetic.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-03
MAR RIED.

ARMST RONG-PEOPLES- the 10Th
nit. at Maple Grove, by the Rev. l. l..
Polk. Mr. stephen ;. Armstrong and Miss
Matte Peoples, both New Castle County
Del.
GARRElT-M ENDEN HALL-Dn March
18th, 1858, in Philadelphia, by Rev. }. Yves,
ley sullivan, Mr.. William 5. Garrett, and
Miss Esther H. Mendenhall, both OF Del
Co Pa
Daily Republican., 1883-04-03
The New Supprintend

John Gutnrl", VINO was elected super.
mt hdcnt Ut the AIIlHhOuSe To succeed
Malachi Barlow, "i.I assume his posi-
ton about the 18Th OF the present
muuth.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-03

For handsome, stylish and artistic
finish in tine millinery go to Mrs. X, S.
Kirby, 2Og King street. Ladies would
do well +" call and examine her latest
additions, in great varieties Of colors,
just received from New York, IN the
latest styles in hats and bonnets.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-03
Another Telephone Line.

Right Of way having bc.u secured.
the new telephone Inc 10 Alexander
be completed and in[ NorJs order in
a few days.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-03
Ladies' Auxiliary.

The Ladies' Auxiliary CurnS of Thorn
a. \. Smyth ru,r, will b" held tu-mor-
row Wednesday, evening. Puuctual
atncMdanc" OF Tia" members ~ requested
Daily Republican., 1883-04-03
Rear iss Mind

the removal of |. l.. Rows 'h.n ,"s
glass store, formerly on Secoh" '''
4l5 King street, below Fifth.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-03

VSy hNIED--A BkIGHI SMART lad
w 10 learn the dry gpod- yusImc-.. AT.
'II''' = - sos 2Ip. aI@5t'
Daily Republican., 1883-04-03

.rDR RENT ROOMS IN CENTRAL
= locaJion toparty without children. Ad-
dress A., ln,- once. dl32t'
Daily Republican., 1883-04-03

VIZ ANIEI--A WHITE GIRL AT NO.
w !&2I WG,t Nth street. Nonc but good
cook, wash,i and irUucr need appIy nI3a
Daily Republican., 1883-04-03

NvhNIEI-A PLATFORM N'hLL
w that viii weigh iuOh- fuIi. coal
yaIG,54 " Front street, upgH'
Daily Republican., 1883-04-03

VITANTED-A GIRL TO HELP IN
w kitchen at No. Y East Second street,
apuu
Daily Republican., 1883-04-03

M OIltfc /,
~ owLerof'
'alIton hotel
R'S.I.Ict No. q, .
l''e Of Dolawu
.q'jrcrncllts
n'oIy in sllci. ,
Pc 10 the Gun,
E'arc in and ,ot|
~, I'm day
ye exl term ofsn
4 use AS an ir,rn|
\ intoxicatiny
Daily Republican., 1883-04-03

As a family remedy IT has no equal, Thou
sands bear testimony to IL great worth for
the cure Of the following diseases.
Rheumatism, Neuralgia Diphtherla, Par
alySIs. Pains III the Head and Back Frosted
Feet. sun JOINTS Lamcncse. Pleursy and
for all external and
Daily Republican., 1883-04-03
J yICE. =.

N VI CE. -.
y owner OF
haryland a,
q Eleventh Y
q, County Of
ere 4 In conlpl
the acts oftl.
We made and
&C that | shall.
| General SEES
chvtry Of the
ew Castle 90
Pay, A. ID. 1855,
PuTI, for u lice
fVcrh for the
{qlorS in less {,
Z drunk on til,
tsI'cctable citi.
Pend the said /,
|. IN. F.. t'orsyt
f I'm, Harper,
k,llrcd +. Kern
Ellarlcs A. I,roC
IuIll InI,p,,.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-03-28
PERSONAL.

Will J. Neil, Of RussellYille, was
down Saturday.
Mrs. Capt. J. III Trent spent day in
Knoxville last week shopping.
Messrs. Joe Fraker and E. N. Stuart.
of New Orleans are registered at the
Cain House.
The genial face of the scholarly and
courtly DIR. McCorkle, of Chucky Bend,
was visible on our streets Saturday
Our friend Baldwin Harle, son of
John W. Harle, Esq of this place who
has been absent for over year in
South Carolina, returned last week. We
were glad to receive pleasant call from
him.
Rogersville Tslsph0ns Miss Parrie
johnson, the daughter of our country
man, Ap johnson, who has been with
Mrs. Lou Flynn, Morristown, in the
millinery business, is on visit to her
friends.
Mr.. J. Fl MOser, q talented young
artist of Atlanta, Ga has been in our
town aud its suburbs for several days
doing some work for Mr.. Jas Swami.
M. Moser is the special artist of the
Georgia Major, q new humorous paper
JUS: started at Atlanta.-DdndT7d0e
w RtAOssS1Hs-
Prof Julius Davenport, of the Male
High School, has been sick for over q
week and by advice of his physician has
resigned his place in the school. Prof
j. T. Davenport, the senior principal,
has secured the assistance OF Prof. Da.
Wis, n graduate of Carson College, and
of Miss Armstrong, Of Rogersville,
Knoxville Chronicle of Sunday Mrs.
T. ). Newcomb and daughter, Mics Ma
mic, came down from Morristown on
the morning train and registered Mt the
Hattie House. Judge Robert McFar-
land, of the Supreme Court, has been 10
bad health for some months His trip
to the Hot Springs did him no good. He
improved while there, but left during
the Mississippi floods and the trains
passing through the deluged lands
brought on a rheumatic relapse. he is
no~ al his home in Morristown, and
very feeble. d. j Judge William McFar
land. of Morristown, has been much at
flicted. Within two weeks he buried
his wife and one of his children, and we
learned yesterday that his little SON was
believed to be dying The Judge has
been i'll himself, bat is now better. His
many friends deeply sympathize with
him.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-03-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
REPORTED BIT w. E. CoFFMAN, REAL Il
TATE AGENr, MoRRIsTowN.

REPORTED BIT w. E. CoFFMAE, REAL Es-
TATE AGENT, MoRRIsTowN.
ID. p. Rowe and wife to VIM. t.
Marsh, lot in district 1, 81 $50.
Wyatt Stubblefield to It. J. and Sam
J. johnson Al acres district 9, 5000.
John Murphy ID It. G. Cain, lot in
district 1. 1913.
o. G. King and wife to Penrslopy
King, lot in district 1, 81 200.
o. c. King and wife to L. III. King,
lot in district 1, $500
John w. Holston aud wife to Rachel
Pullin, lot in district 9, $3.50.
W. B. Melvin and wife to j. I'll. Kemp.
lot in district /, 1915.
E. c. Riggs to James Hampton, 10e
acres in district 2, 1915.
ST.. Noe aud wife to Thomas G. and
j. It. Noe, 100 acres in district A, $50,
John Murphy, c. and M, to Lewis
Haun, 80 acers i'm district 8, $500.
ID. Pence and wife to Joseph G.. Nc
Ferrin, lot in district /, $3.50.
JIM. Holt and wife to ID. p. Noe,
remainder Interest in district 4, $50.
A. III Black and wife TO Oble Tum-
blen, 5 acers in district 2, $50.
M. Carriger and wife 10 j. q. Hill
trustee, acres In district o, $3.50.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-03-28

Mr.. W. J. Hoyt, proprietor OF the
Morristown Wagon Shop and Morris
town Tannery, has a new advertisement
In THK GAZETTE to-day. He calls at
tention to a number Of vehicles manu-
featured at his factory that he now has
on hand for sale. These vehicles are
made Of the best material and viii
compare in workmanship with any man
ufactured 10 the South. His factory is
one Of the most complete in the State,
enabling him TO compete with almost
any concern in prices and work. The
Tannery offers some speoiailties also.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-03-28

Rogersville Telephone From a gen
tIeman, just in from Sony Point, we
have information Of a shooting affary
which occurred near that place, on last
Thursday. Joe Long made an assault,
our informant says, upon his two broth
ers, all the sons Of a widow Long, and
drawing a pistol shot one in the neck
and the other about the side Of the head.
The cause Of the difficulty is not known.
Joe was arrested but from some cause
acquitted. The wounds were not of n
serious nature.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-03-28
sPPTNG MILLINERY.

A GAZETTE reporter stepped into the
fashionable millinery establishment OF
Misses l.. & NJ. shannon one day last
week and found the ladies busily en-
gagged in opening and arranging beau
tiful and varied invoice of Spring Mill
merry. Their pattern bonnets and hats
are Of the latest and most fashionable
design, and the reporter was shown
two or three-that hid just been trimmed
aud they were daisies. A rich and
unique line Of neckwesr, ribbons, ties,
feathers, flowers and all kinds Of milli-
merry notions was displayed IN attractive
style. Ladies will find IL to their adj
vantage TO call on the Misses Shannon.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-03-28

Mr.. J. l.. Sparks. Jr., editor Of the
Ripley (West Tennesseel Meas. died in
that town on the 17th after an illness OF
several months. Mr.. Sparks was form
erly citizen and we believe a native Of
Jonesboro, Tenn. He was practical
printer, an Industrious editor and an
esteemed and useful citizen. lie leaves
a wife and four children to whom the
Knights Of Honor and Golden Cross or
ders will pay 5000 on account Of his
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-03-28

VIII II paw to go on seeding your
farm with foul seeds when the 'Bonan-
"a" win separate all the foul seeds Of
every name and kind from your seed
wheat, leaving you nothing but the
large, pure kernels for sowing, and
thereby incieasing your harvest from
three to ten bushels per acre
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-03-28
APEPSIA.

Which no doubt is the greatest scientific prepare.
ton yet discovered for the of dyspepsia in al
its forms, and refers to thousands of ladies and
gentlemen of the highest respectability that have
been cured of cases pronounced incurable by the
best physicians in the country The following
references should be sufficient to convince the
most sceptical:
Mr.. Albert Howard, Of the Howard Watch AND
Clock Co ia fremont street, Boston; Prof s
Kronberg, Is Noyes Place, Boston; DR. Sasnues w
Adams, p. o. Box I643, New York City; Mr. A. n
Clark, firm of Clark Bros. 4 Co., Philadelphia, Pa
case Of twenty years standing; Mstthew Robinson
20S North street, Philadelphia, Pa case of dyspep
tic vertigo; VILLA Gallagher, Record Office, Phil
sdelphis; Frank @. Smink, business manager Read.
ing, Iron Works, Reading, Pa Moses THOMPSON
Thurlow, p, p 4 w. b. r.. r.; Miss Kate s. VII.
lard, Seminole. 8. O.; Capt. Geo. N. Weymouth
Savannah, Ga !; Clarence g. CoRncrat, Savannah
Ga. They furnish the bess of references from
every State In the Union when required Write
them at 2I9 Leyant street, Philadelphia, Pa
Apepsia Is sold by all Morristown Druggists.
Price rs cents per bottle after Jan. LIST, 1883.