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Headquarters

For Sugar, Coffee and flour at j. D.
Stenhens Sons.
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jeff Thomas the BOSS Boot Black"
Of North Mo-, is with the Hayes Bros,
BARRIERS.
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Marley & Floyd take the lead in
groceries on the north side of the
square.
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Creaners.

e For Creamers that excel all Others
go to CAROrHERs & GREENE.
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Cider Presses.

The best Cider Presses manufacture
ed, can be bought very cheap at
CAREo1HERS & GREENE;s
10
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st. Joe's best. Mexico, Macon, Slater
and Quincy flour by the car load
wagon load or sack. at Ross & Cos.
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Robt. Clark Is wholesale agent for
Dupont's powder. 12tf
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MARRIED.

GALUsHA-MARCH-By Rev, j. A. Grow
sept. lth At the residence OF =. March: II VII
fnAthvtlie, Mr.. n. Gaiusna and Miss u. y. Nafch.
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Builders Hardware a specially at
BECKroL & SNrDERs.
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Just Received.

A large line Of Boots and Shoes.
We want to supply the market. Give
Us call. BREwNGToN & Fowler.
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Se7en POUNDS choice coffee for one
dollar at Stel hens Il Sons east .lde
square.
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fash Subscriptions.

The following cash subscriptions
have been received since last publica-
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Gents fine low cut shoes cheap at
Burt & Hunts.
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No. 8.

Queensware and Glassware cheap.
Call and see us. BEcKroL & SNYDER.
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Call on Markey & Floyd for your
Groceries. cheap for cash.
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No. 8.

Upstairs in 1st National Bank Block
is the Office of A. NJ. SMITH, Real Es-
tate Agent. Kirksville, Mo. If
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Mr.. John Such. of this place has
bought out the Stanley House in Milan
and has removed to that place. We
learn he has given up the idea locating
permanently in Dakota.
Girl wanted in Private family. Good
wages to g good girl. Apply at this
office.
Parties desiring to rent good stable
in town apply at this office.
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Don't buy any flour until You have
eeen Ross G. Co.. 49,
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NJ. 8.

Upstairs in 1st National Bank Block
is the office OF A. NJ. SMITH, Real Es
tate Agent Kiixsville, Mo. If
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THAT HACKING COUGH can be quickly
cured by Shiloh's cure We guarantee it.
WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia and
Liver complaint. Shiloh's Vitslizeris guar.
snteed to cure you
sLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made miserable BY
that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure Is the
remedy for you.
CATARRH CURED. health, and sweet
breath ecured by Shilohs Catarrh remedy
Price cents. Nasal Injector free. Sold by
T. r. Fowler, Kirksville, Mo.
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For bargains in slippers call on Bur
& Hunt.
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Use Dup ont Sea Shooting powder, it
is the hest.
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NO1ICE-TheG reencas:le Touring
A>mill Is in good running order running
five days in a week. Anyone will do well ~
come and give us a trial. WHITE 4 Bro.
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For bargains in slippers call on Burt
& Hunt.
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Mr.. S. French, of Greentop, called in TO
see us. Yesterday and left the needful
for another twelve months of solid
reading.
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Blacksmith Shop-For Sale.

Equipped with two sets of tools. shop esx56. To-
ssted In Suckleryile Mo. No other shop nd
good location FOR a good man. Address or apply TO
j. s. Hartzeer, Siickiery1lle, Mo. VIII be sold at
bargain, ni6-t6.
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Gold Coin and Gold Medal, Cook and
Heaters. now on exhibition at
BEcKToL & SNYDER's.
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Mr.. NJ. G. Ross and family are home
from Colorado. We learn Mr.. Ross
health has greatly improved during his
absence.
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WANTED-A good good girl to do
w general homework in private family.
Wages 81 OG per week. Apply at this office.
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Ira G.. Harlan, we notice, is back
from Dakota. and looks as if his sum-
mer's sojourn up north had been a
good thing. Haven't interviewed him
vet and reserve further particulars till
next week.
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EOR RENT.-Stable and accomoda-
Il tions for two horses. Apply to Mrs. j. T.
Fitch or this office.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

The p.rtne, ship heretofore existing between the
undersigned is BY mutual consent hereby dissolved
W. L. GRlGtiS,
S. NJ. PICkLER,
Senfember lst, 1898.
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COR SALE-Chczp-Sa acres of choice land At the
IT. bridge At Sloau's Point. Penebakers mill SIX
miles west of town. In lots. board fencing. two
aouses. two harms and splendid point for acouu.
sry store. or ply scian. VIII be sold very cheap
and on easy terms. Apply At this ofiie.
NOR TRADE-The Penneoaker or Sloan g Point
L steam saw and grisf mill. VIII take town pro-
.'eriy or stock In payment and give time on raj.
ance. THEO. MOVER.
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DARN FOR SALE-l1s mile south
Il of Brashear. Adair county. Mo, 100 acres
liable land, praire 80 timber. new bulldogs
seven room house. cistern. well OF living water.
Young bearing orchard, SIS per acre half down.
balance in one or two years. Apply to
n le-.m Brashear, Mo-
Daily Republican., 1883-01-11

This istus tiJ.e OF another splendid
book, by Captain Willard Glszier,
author OF tho sword and Pen, which
met such a ready -ale by the Ia'les
who canvassed tie city last week IL
ia written in he more solid view OF TIE
successful author, but the language Is
vivid and descriptive, and viii bring IN
panoramic review before the eyes OF
thousauds Of veterans the battles Tor
the Union in which they fought so
braysly and bled 60 freely.
The book starts out with a description
of the defence and fall Of Fort Sumter
and gives in lively detail the battles oi
Big Bethel, Bull Run, and forty other
leading battles, besides number OF
naval engagements. The book is richly
embellished with cuts, contains over
400 pages, and affords several hours
pleasure IA reading Captain Glazler, 4
account o. he battles in which he tooh
a prominent part. The same ladies WHO
canyassed tor the "SwoId and Pen
will canvass the city FOX the Battles
for the Union"
Daily Republican., 1883-01-11

One OF the gIeAtest Improvement III
taking photograph. Is CARROTS plan OF
taking them UNANIMOUSLY, thereby
avoiding the difficulty oi retaining
natural expression by waiting too long
OF the dread of having a picture taken
Photographs taken by this system are
generally pronounced superior to those
taken after long setting ,durtng..whlch
the expression becomes changed by a
strained etfor. to keep the eye fixed
upon a certain object and to retain a
natural expression. The Messrs M Z
w. Garrett, 720 Market street, Away
abreast Of the times when good pictures
are taken make. q specially Of takln!
likenesses by this process. Ladies Will
restless children will especially see III
the great advantages Of taking impres
si0ns instantaneOusly.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-11
THIRD EDITION
1,enususI Life Asa elasioa.


JK Suttsrly, the agent for this
Sta. of the Mutual Reserve Fund Lie
Association Ct New York has recently
re, lived . circular letter from Il b.
Harper, the President Of the association
IN which he says that during the
Month of Nove.n bsr they had accepte
ISL applications for insurance, GOVERN
&3,876 90, making total business
within niu.y days OF %, so4, 800, which
IL greater than that of any other com
pany In tn. world In the same period
Of time
The assessments have been sna! ,
and all losses paid promptly In null
The letter states that the affairs OF the
ASSOCIATION have been carefully exam
insd by insurance com III ssioners, actu-
aries and Ct4eis, and IN every instance
A complete indorse msnt has been re-
cieyed ty the association. The ac-
commits have ali been audited by Mr.. q,
ID. Bsldsin, the President OF one OF the
largest banks in America, and pro-
nouncsd correct.
The old octuary Of the Mutual Life
Association of New York, MI Sheppard
Herman, made careful examination
into the system pursued by this ascot
alton, ara IN his report says that tht
plans are scientifically correct, and
solves . problem in life insurance
which he had strived To attain Tor The
past twenty years.
Persons wishing further information
resrectins TINS rev and cheap ne noe
of lr, vldiur tUr tLeir families, will q,
wen tc ca. on } X SUtterly, NO ~.
Market s rec.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-11
k(vuck Gold.

A postal was received yesterds
from Mr.. Cook, Of the tirm Of Pierce
Cook, real estate agents of this cit!
from Donana county, New Mexico, sta
ing that he was abou, leaving Sscot
for the Organ Mountains. whore BY
dictate, Of which Mr.. Cook Is membe
lar purchased large reservations, rui
ming six hundred by fifteen hundrr
feet, for the purpose Of experiment.
for silver and other metals. Severi
oh ats have been already sunk and
Il 6 delight OF the syndicate with sue
success, that twenty ounces to the 10.
in one OF the shafts have been roducN
with prospects Of "a twenty foot wil
vein OF this precious metal ; promise
TO rival the Lake Valley mines whc
have lately declared a large divihen'
This syndicate al o has the assurau.
that their mine rivals the Little Ma
ana Little Buck mines, for which
half ownership at fifty thousand dolla'
each has been refuse!
Daily Republican., 1883-01-11

Tho war bstwssn the Mutual Union
and the Western Union Telegraph Com
paniss has reached this city, and last
night Manager Jarvis, Of the Mutual
Union Telegraph Company, was notified
by Manager WsstbroOk OF the Telephone
Company, that his wires would be DIS
connected with the Exchange to-day
Mr.. Westbrook says that there Ia
contract bot we.n the Telephone Com
pAny and tho Western Union Telea raph
Company, by which the Telephone
Com pany receives u commission on all
telegraph dispatches sent through the
exchange, and that Company In return
has contracted not 70 transmit the mes-
sages Of any Telegraph Company.
Il The manager Of the Mutual Union
Company understood this when The
telephone WAS put In his office, and,
according to Mr.. Weathrook's state.
msnt, signed a contract not TO violate IT
1t Is claimed that MIR. Jarvis, the
man ager, has received paid messages
for Geographic transmission by te!e-
phone and thereby violated the con
tract
Daily Republican., 1883-01-11
Rutier'n ambition.

BOSTON. Jan. l0.--A conference was
held this afternoon At Genera! Butter
office, In Pcmbsrton square attended oy
ex Collector William A. Simmons, Col.
Jonas II. French, Chairman OF the
Democratic state Central Committee,
John |. Baker and other democr ats and
Builder republicans.
To N. members Of tae Legislative
present, lists of members we're given
and sgs,ematic effort was organized
to carry out the scheme to p Butler In
the place OF Hoar In the United Statet
Senate. The Butler men clam ninety
nine straight democrats in joint con
ventios, and argue that great many
who won't vote for Hoar under any
circumstances will yo'c tor Butler.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-11
&neOp shoes.

The uc,.-9nOwn anu popular SLOT.
maker, CHARMS K Ewing, Of No. 4
East Front r':or,, is dlsposing Of mis-
goods At cot, ~ he is going 10 take
account VI sock.
This r. chance to obtain good
strong an first class pair Of shoes at a
very lew figure. Mr.. Ewing always
sel.s his goo4- cheap, aud When Ae
makes .I. t.,ther reduction, it may
BE- asserted tia. ue will sell you first.
class arrlc.es d. heap, if not a great
dea cheaper, Ian anywhere else IN the
city.
W. wugd arefore advise al our
readers ~ H. sad make cal upon Mr,
EwIng, alI aNamloe his goods ana w
are convinced r will repaJ them.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-11

Tie baggage wagons at the depot a.
being drawn upon sled runners.
Ernest HaTier living near Stanton
broke the shaft of his sleigh this NOR!
ing on West Front street,
Workmen are calcimining the ha,
way and upper stories OF the =. W
Is. depot.
The Pioneer coach company are COT
templating the placing OF sleighs upo
their route.
A drunken man caused cousiderso
am usemcnt this morning at the dep
by propelling himself with his haud
and sliding along Front street lEo
French TO Walnut.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-11

The Eastern Shore can give more love
episodes TO the square foot than any
OF her part of the country. This ID the
latest. The Salisbury Advertiser says:
"A young man living few miles
from here went 70 see a young lady he
had been paying attention to tor some
tune without having lad courage 10
make knownbis devotion in words After
sitting a few minutes he tremb!in9ly
said: W'd like TO see you o few
minutes"
She replied : Dave, I've got nc
words for you, anyhow.
The poor fellow was 30 crushed thai
he fell on the floor ina CONFUSION, and
was taken home in that condition. Fi'
after 1T followed, aud AZ tbs lsst ac-
count We received Ls was +iIIl Ia Y
eritica! co Edi'ion.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-11

The SmyruaBanks elected TIE foIIo"
ing officers Oh Tuesday
FRUIT GROWERS NATIONAL BANK
Director, Il. G. Douglass, John h
Hoffecker, r. II. Harper, A. l.. huh
son, Samuel Hurlock, Il. G. johnson,
Thos. James, Geo, Fl. Raymond, sam
uel Roberts, ". W. Tschudy, JOSEPH
Smithers. President-Geo. Il. Ray
mond CasEieI-N. +. Wtlds. Teller
S. G. Wllds. Bookkeeper-Charlet
Z. Moore.
THE NATIONAL BANK OF SMYRNA,
Directors-W. e. Sattertield, A. b. Roe
A. L. Sudler, j. E. Collins, ID. j. Cum
minis, Wm. Hutchiton, }. Frank Den
ney, W. Geo. Hill, Jas. b. Conner. Jno
c. Bailey, Jno. NJ. Voshell, Jno. +. Iy
CERT. President-D. j. Cummins
Cashier-W, NJ. Bell. Teller-O, b
Voshell.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-11

the 9th inst, Bahctt" SON
mur. wife ~ { has. SuIulncr, aged Il years.
The friends Of the family are ruqu"-t"! to
attend the funeral from her late residence
3l7 T.. Ith street. On Friday next, at = clock,
T. m. Services nj the German Luth. church,
corner eth and French streets, ut -3o O'Clock.
Intrrmcnt at RiverI lew cemetery,
KEEGAN-On the 9Th inst, Annie f.. kce,
unn. wife Of John kccyuu ana tnughL"r Of
James and Ellen Kelly, IN the -1th year Oh
KrLrlvc- and friends are respectfully uyit
cd TO attend thC funeral from the residence
Of her husband. ~ Madison street, on m
day. the 18th inst High Mass at II. Peter
church, at O'Clock, II. M to proceed |" 81
Joseph Is cemetery,
PERKINS. AT Lis residence IN lraniywin'
Hundred, uu III" 10th Hsta Christine Per
klus aged about ~ ycHi-.
Relatives and friends ar" respectfully IN
yltcl u attend hi funeral On SUNDAY. the litl
inst, u leave tie house at il o'clock. \. M
To proceed To- Nj. Pleasant VI. j.. Church.
| WlTTENBEKG-ln this city on The lou
| inst. Gruta Alberta. infant daughter [
| AtIInuut f. and Hattie q Nitcnhcrg.
Relatives and friends ui til" family are n
| spcctMlly invited to attend the funeral lrbl
| the residence If her graHdmothcr, Mrs. >. .,
Hiyhhcll. 9TH and Market streets, On frdn
| nN,rrn,u ut halfpast two o'clock. Int
mcnt at Wilmington and brndyWihc CENT
terry.
lCOIILNS &c. ON the 9Th inst. susie Il
| daughter Of bar NJ. and Hannnh A. co
| lluS. aged - years AMI 8 months.
| The relatives and friends Of IL" family ~
INVITED 10 attend the funeral. On Saturda.
| the 18th inst, at Il O'Clock. Services at th
! Head If Chrst.aLa church.
INASK-Ou the ION inst, George j.. MHst
| ID f..r tnt! Year # hI4 aye.
| Relative, aUd friends are respectfully II
| ,trd 'uallruI lIs funeral from the r,-0drrc
If D. brother. +. ! Maxi, Ne. 1913 East Tent
| Street, ia rlao}. lnu Eth iu,t.a cu"rI""
! 4 VI. Ibtrrurut At the NI.mlnetuh an
| Brandy" Cemetery.
Baltimore and fIktyn papers please copy.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-11
FOURTHEDlTION
THE 0RAND AR0Y.
Meesisg Of the Dspsrtmest-COsn
eli Of AdmiaisiTasiOn.


eli Of AdmlalsiEoslOn.
Last evening the Council Of Admins
uatiou, Department OF Delaware u. A.
T., met at the headquarters CT DuPon'
Post In the McClary Building, Win
Department Commander John VAIN
wri ght presiding. ~,
The accounts OF the different fost'
were reported to be IN AN excellent
condition. The annual encanpmen'
conyenes this evening az the bead
quartsrs Of Post 2, and the following
were reported entitled TO seats
Department Commander, John Vain
wright Senior Vice Department Com
rnander, j. J. Gorrnley, Of New Castle
Junior Vice. Department Commander
RAYMOND Trusty, Sr. Medical D!rec-
tor, Tnos. A. Keables, III. d.; Chap
lain, the Rev. A. n. Keigwin Pas
Department Commander, w.. :
McNair A. A. g., Daniel Ross "A. y
NJ. g., j. s. Li:z.nberg; Inspector
robert 7. Martin, OF New Castle Judg'
Advocate, s. A. McCalisteri Chiel
mastering Otiieer, Pusey W. Jackson
Council OF Administration, George N
Riley Of New Castle, A. Wilhelm, II
q. Buckingham, OF ri, asaht hill; A. +
Diamond, Simeon Hood.
Mem IA from Post l-Commander
z. Pic kel-; Post Commanders, jane
Mcdowell, Oliver Bliss, T. A. Kes
bles; Delegates, Edward J. White, ia
cob Il. Slifer, John Luke, Edward X
johnson, Alexander BurleiRh, GeorR
Ora wford; Alternates, James ii
Wrghtington, +. c, Sch weppen heisor
Charles l.. Stout, Edward r. Jochen
Jacob l. lmplugh, A. j. Thompson.
Post 2-COmmander, j. s Lttzen'
berg PAS Commanders, j. =. Wales
Il q Gregg, S. s. johnson Delegates
il Harris Glatts, j. II B0ggs, j. 5
Boob, j, T. Hsddocb, A. j. Shrack
lalJeruates, Mathew Mackem, }. Ii
X Inner, william z. Norhel, Edwin
Hlrst, William j. Blackburn.
| Post 3-Cou mander, j. ii. KlineeI
Past Commanders, George V. Massey
George p. Fisher; Delegates, Charlie
M. Carey, Hugh j. EnwrIght; Alter
mates, ID. ". Carey, William Ham
tmOud
| Post i-Commander, Isaac II. Fisher
Past Commanders, Lawrepce r. Fisher
Simeon Hood; Delegates, Nero Backu'
John l.. Walker; Alternates, Il. II
Smith, William Foreman.
Post 5--Commauder, Robert 7. MAI
tin; Past Com Il audeIs, James A. Price
Joseph Il. Robertson; Delegates, Alol
!, ~ X. Wright, Joseph Gardiner; Altel
mates, Edward McDonough, San Ut
Hurst.
F.. Post 6-Commander, John ID. Hays
r. Past Commander, Alien Reed; DeI'
gate, Adam Wilson.
Po.t7-Comnander, j. Leroy CAM
bell Past Commander, James X. Lo
,tland: Delegate, Gardiner w. JoSephs
Il Alternate, Fred, c, Wiswel!.
j Post 9-CommaLder, Henry \
Whl,eman Past Commander, X. [
, buckingham Delegate, William /
Purnell Alternate, John 4. William
SOD.
Post 10, of Lewes, has not yet TO
ra.,'ei he credentials OF Its delegate
ard hey will be examined at the opel
ls Of tho encampment.
a .,nem bers OF tie G.. A. X. In zoo
! sand NJ will be admitted 10 seats
| the euELlUDLusuf.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-11

DR.. II. K. Wilson delivered yer
interesting address last evening at Ii
regular meeting Of the Unity Club, 0
She home OF Sir Walter SGott. The 'e
turer described In detail the HE al
works OF the great writer, and gave
graphic account OF his visit 10 Abbot
ford last summer. In conclusion, h. r
cited Swayne's poem on the death
Scott, introducing ~ nnourners in b
ideal funeral procession Meg Merit
Guy Mannering, Eiiangowan, the Ma
ter Of Eavenwood, Jeanne Deans, Il
Roy, Old Mortality, and other creation
Of the great mans brain.
Miss Speakman followed with a We
written essay, describing her vii,
Dryburg a bhey aud Abbottsford DUR,
the past year.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-11

SAN ANEONIo, January 10 nited
States Marshal Costing left Laredo a
~ A. NJ. Oh d special train tor SaE
Antonio with Marshal T. Polk, the de-
fauIung Tennessee Treasurer, and
Cameron, the deteCtlved, in san Antonio
Tonight. I'i- not known yet whether
the pris0ueg5 vii be held here or tsket
to Austin M transferred 10 the Ten
nessee autLOr!t IS. Treasurer POLK 81
far refuses 70 be interviewed and main
taius slIcn silence. His COnduc'
clearly indicates chat he believed hu
game IL up. Van Poik, his n"phe"
who called himself Van Leer, and Al
Italian servant, sacceeded in escaping
into Mexico. II IL believed Van Lee
has good portion cf the money witt
him IN MHXlgm
Daily Republican., 1883-01-11

I0teIeeStUB ~ H1~S
We desire 70 call the attention OF oil
property holders to the superior faoin
ties Offered By d. T. Hawkins a. Son,
real sa,ats brokers and collection agents
aANo, III Market street, for the prompt
20, lactiou Of rents and interest OF in-
ysctments, which we have inaugurated
and have at present In successful ope-
ration.
II YOU have any properties which
fail to yield you satisfactory returns, or
from any cause whatever are unsat's-
factory or . source OF Worrineht 10
YOU, we will assume the management
of all such properties aud use our Dest
endeayors to serve you IN the collection
of the income from the same al low
rates Of commission.
When desired, We will also attend to
the prompt pawn mt OF monthly uues
to any loan association Tor our patrons
without extra charge.
Az the end OF every quarter or OFTEN
or. If desired, we send statement 81
ali collections, etc, with a report OF
apy matters OF interest relating to
properties in our charge, thus keeping
owners posted with reference 10 theli
properties and relieving them Of a.!
care and anxiety, ,.,,
Yves are constantly making additions
to our a ready large list OF properties
and in all cases. a far as weare aole 10
Judge, continur 70 give the greaIoS'
satisfaction. We desire TO have your
patronage, and If we can At any tune
serve you in any branch Of business
Daily Republican., 1883-01-11

The annual sale OF Plymouth CEuEch
pews took place in Brooklyn on Tuesday
night. The prices paid ranged from w.
to{2eO. Before the saIe began Mr.. Beech,
er said that he thought his work would
not be- for long, and while few would
be sorry many would think a hindrance
was out Of the way.
While he was not connected with
any ecclesiastical body, he believed he
was IN sympathy with every
evaugelI zeal Christian the world round.
Pew No ~ was, as usual, reserved for
the PasfOr. and pow ~ for his assistant,
Mr.. Halliday Pew 80 was sold 10 h.
Il. CIafin t.r S725 The total amount
realized was >s7OOl. OF this sum S2i,'
2OJ was tor mramiums and $l2.7J! fol
rentals.