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PYGaIA, sFrTiE ga, sCRoFuLA, and other forms
Of blood pol'ouiIg, resulting In glAudular swell.
sSss:as ca,S%nsIss ,nmo niners ssv mn Sna
erupti0na arc speedily neutraliEfd and expelled by
the Culiouta RpHolytnt, the new blooA purifier
while the skin Il cIeanEed oil all oil figuring tpnors
by the az LkEnAl use Of CuuCuiA and CuionTa Bra D.
the RIeNt skin cures. Cuticura RcSolvent abho'
lutely destroys disease germs, which float In the
blood, nriae ant penp iration- there Is No doubt
about II and eSptlS Them through The bowels,
kidneys and pores OF the Akin. ~ 80
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Mr.. Foster also desires the assistance OF q
few gentlemen In West Virginia for the sale
Of McClintock 4 Strong's oy clopoedia OF Bibli.
cal, Theological and ECCLESIASTICAL literature
OF Harner Cyclopedia United States History
md Of Zall's Cylopetia.
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OuRE m EYERY NANE-

Your cutIeprA RCmedlei oussl, ali other nedI
cInes keep for Ikln dlSeaSeS Nv euEIoInsr.1 ana
patientSs ay that they hsVe eGtotS ne In ever
Instance, whore othhf rOmedlos have iai!ed. :
,y..,,,m,. W. RRoGHwAY. u. D. .
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GI1rIlllRA RRSnlVrNrr

cntics,e,, and cstieura snsp. Iold eystys here
Rpsolvant.. tLt0 per bottle Cuiicun boRp "a AZ.
CuliEurS having Soap, Is cts u : 70 : -
Potter Drug aud Chemical Co, BOSTON.
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BELLAIRH

BELLATRy.
Strawberries are ,olstrbly plentiful and
selling e. lNeen cents.
The nail works was not at work yesterday,
but willoommepee again Monday morning.
Mr. o. Yourison has sent his family and
house hold goods to Woodbury., New jersey
hut will not 10 10 his hOme there himself TILL
July. "'
The First Presbyterian Church has lot
near DR.. Mcouliough's, on Gravel Hill, that
It will ofltr At pubic sale on Tuesday next,
Ut 10 O'Clock on The ground.
About two thousand dollars additional was
subscribed 10 the ohlo Valley road at the
City Hall meeting, and with what was raised
yeRGidEy, 81 $50 only ~ lacking.
The High school has hGd an elegant new
carpet put on tina age aud on the teachers
platform. The graduating class will wear
pins with the class motto, NoR Sltu
A good number bayc made preparations
to 90 from here 10 the Beaver AmalRamated
Association pic.Iic this morning Thee, & r.
have twenty special COACHES ready 10 leave
at an early hour with Jumbo" engine.
The applicants for teaohers' places Ia the
schools will be, xImined to-day, cOmmeno.
ing At s o'clock: Those who have certificates
that have not Setrn utwill not have 10 be
exsmis ed, as the Board hiss repealed the
rule requiring yearly examinations ..J
Ralph Bingham only appeared one night
ont OF three, and ihen had only moderate
s'zM audience, as he was unknown TO Bell
laire people. should he return, however. hB,
woulu probably fare better, as all who did
attend bis entertainment were highly
,plesRed. 'j ff' ~. 'lni " .'n.''a'''
. The Bosrdsof Equalization has, been in
session and has been raising some Of the re-
turns made OF personal properly. The total
amount likely 10 be added 10 the district In
Bellaire Is estimated at $780, 900. l6pme of
the variations were caused BY misunderstood
ing Of the law. and the want Of explanations.
-Ml M1Seo JUNCTION. 4
Mrs. Cranels. OF steubenyllle. was among
friends here yesterday. ~. g.t+ .FI
The carpenters are at work building an,
other new cell III tue lookup. z. fIH'4l
Council has ordered especial election called
for June 10 for the purpose Of electibg q
Mayor. ra' -ili % lsedtp,l
MI. George Boyce and Miss Matte Elton,
OF Bsllaire, spent Wednesday here among
friends. 80. ~ = ,s 7Gb. .
F. p. Mcsherry was appointed Deputy
Marshal TO fill the une1plred term OF ten
months at S25 per month and what fees he
makes. fr ..4 'rg aH8 u lo-
The bid OF W. @. Lloyd Of $500 for village
property was the only Sid' received, and
Council not thinning that enough for the
building ejected 1t aud are going 10 fx 1t up
more suitably for City Building. sar
.U HOLIDAYS COVE. ~ z '
The contractors for cutting the new chan.
mel for Harmon's Greek, as ordered by the p,
9. & St. L. R. R. Co., expect to commence
operations nextweek.
The continuous rains have almost suspend.
ed farming operations. There Is sill more
planting to do, which Of course must be late.
The interior OF the Presbyterian church 10
mach improved in appearance since being
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.TRUSrEESS SALE-YALUABLE
l. PRoPERT Z on Tar NATIO FAL ROAD
BY virtue OF a Deed Of Trust, mae hy s'A .
Zane and Isabella Zane, his wife 70 tue nhus, "
cd, trustee date on the lih day OF way o.! aIS
Court OF Ohio co tiiIy, west Vluinia IN Died o.
Trust BookNo. 49, PSges al and 81 I3lec .,IS
Rachel Mckee, she payment Of Ccfpln w., Iii
sory note name therein I will proceed Y ~ ~ y,
At III frunt d0oe Of the Court House, IN 'nee""
''A'O SATURDAY, IuSYsoru, 1859,
Begi' aiming a. 10 O'Clock A. ". the following ~
scr .ned real eELGfe that istO ray: c. hll ". ~
p .fcel OF land lying 10 Ohio county. MtH ~, ~
"a tho National road, about l0TeG MI g DS
city 81 wheeling 63lnded i iStos M Al IIs
on newest side Of a d"hin IN NiLlAn ISJt
neld on east dido Of National road, aud 'Sa w
thereon N. 2tS< W SIS 100 p9n 10 hAIeI s.;;obI
o.til0o poles " the miuaie o. w u sII0
POLES: thence n. 81 i, 04S 100 poles u the pns e..
beginning, oontain u so TO- acrI' NI hss al
slme pleCe OF gronna or roy c'hNCy' M BsJd
Eolh Zane w v liam FOl e. aug nv ,nd nov
81 fcofl in The olice Of The tlets r h' = XIV
Court Of Ohio eourty in bred bGA !. S" ,",ri q
| 3C6 and 867. Abo another certain IoI ~ n Ro,d,
land, lying In Ohio count y. OH tue ~ "Wb..IiE
bounded aS 70 lows Beg'.nninH =! RGin =! r,str
c0ntre OF The National ! n4d or lu'hlt cS,st,
10 Noah Zane: thenCs N. G6, y. 10 stare eH ~,
70 William Poorer aud TO EOsh Zane " w ~ In st
N. 2E5< W T6gl00 polls toAssGe, cor.,' " ,t,Ss,
tornRd HlEgs s 6s1 9Ai 100 p9;t:. i % "a, MD
along he lie Or iAtotii Road 70 me PA ~" lie
Cunning, containing ii 9l.IOO pelthes: C,aE b.
s4me property conveyed TO MID StAh IA "a b
william Iiort6r4nd ale and Samuel >. dr, g,St
deed dated October 18th, 60 SC4 81 n 0hIo
othco OF tho clcrk ot the ftunU tgul' u 'A
C0nnty, In Deed " ok No 20, pasJ - ,,.h,,.
TKRMsgnF aA'LE-OGerAlt o. lng W, sIJ
monty and RSinii n more aSths pnEhh.s%sii ,spI
elect 10 pay In ~ h. and the rtSh W W I,.t,t.
payments II siT cd twelve months WI n,.ss
from me day OF ESb the purchaser t0Fl'c u, ss
secured by deed Of trust Oh thu properly 'O'
deferred paymeB w. 4, n. ref
The Il 10 70 said property IA believed 70 Y" osy
feet. but, selling ~ trustee, tn"l "a II ,rlSt
TfUs'ef
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FoR SALE.

a three roomed Cottage. not 40 feet front, huus
but oneye old-for e. ono liz Q on o. Il desired
The property now bring 80 co Ief Month rent
Thisis either sotd cha 60 10 gct home OF laUE
u,v10. ~ y. Il q ZENITH,
my2j ~ 100 Main street
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FoR SALE Al A BARGAIN,

Eight hundred n I'd twenty-one acres Of tneI
tmbeted LAND, Rbof t five mileB southeast Of BnI'
ton 2. H., ". Va, on the waters Of the Elt Hytt
The land u underlad with coal and the timber cln
be fidatsd down XII River 10 market Als0 500
acres Of timbered Lar d In Peny UGnnty, TENNESSEE
- !-7'IITHI ", Y, H0GE 4 BRO,
MI 800, Ia 1900 Market stfOfL
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A GENTS WANTED


T0R SALEr-A FIRST. CLASS; BIllCK
IT Dwelling OF 10 rooms, Situste6 ON loEsh
street, In Kiikwood. Tens to suit uuiChaef. In,
quiTe Of JAMES DUNCAN, ogleb j Heck, bridge
port, Ohio mrT
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FINANCIAL AND eonMERcIaL


NEW YoEk, June ! --aonsy 2a3 per cent Prime
benker't bills steldy lt q t5lSS; demand q tssl
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ers A. BIaekfotd completed the course Of
ptydy but ptaierrpG TO rpmaln 10 the school
another year. Numerous bouquets were
given each graduate.
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CENTRAL NOTICES,

NOTICE, X. OF l.,
IN ~ ~ .f-Fty
Sc-b'''o! GARFIELD Assembly So.i7.I x ~,
arc ieQuss:sd 10 meet at Ha!sas q, LAW. ~
next suniay Afternoon, iraes at2GM
py order 81 tho Il, VI fGt
lea ...l. .a-...... FL. RoItVp
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Qhe Qnteltigenter.
how AdYertiselnenta.

Onre, aoa. a6 aud ~ Fourteenth Street
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The Bosrdsof :EaualizationGhas, been in
session and has been raising some Of the re.
amount likely 10 be added 10 the district in
Bellaire Is estimated at $4,000. lSome of
the variations were caused BY misunderstood
ing Of the law and the want Of explanations.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-26

I
| ATLANTA, Ga, Dec. "a. - Whel
Emory 6peef was first nominatel 70
district attorney In Georgia he was I
member Of the House Of Representa-
tives, and ~ such his nomination coull
not be acted upon By the Senate, henc,
It Was withdraw, to be renewed
when the Ninth Georgis District would
have no further pSo for his scr.
vices. 1.-THE disqualification had moi
existed he would have beSn confirmed
unanimously.
30 sure was he Of . similar cOurse OF
action on his present nomination, that,
up to Friday, he did not concern him.
self In the least about 1t, but antagonism
from IN unexpected quarter aroused
him. 1t IL we'll known that his en-
ployment In he South Carolina cleo
ton cases had brought down upon him
the marked hostility of the people OF
the State. He was avoided on til ,
street. snubbed in social circles, and,
a together 30 treated that, on his
arrival at Atlanta, he exclaimed {:
" Thank God, am In Q FREQ country
again." He descr bed South Carolina A.
being just - eftectuslly out Of the Uni
on as Russia.
Tue Palmetto State has not given up
the pursuit Of Mr.. Speer even now. In
dignant Democrats OF the State awoke
to the fact that Speer's nomination was
yet before the Senate, that that body
was very close, and that Senators Hamp.
ton and Butler had a duty imposed up
on them OF securing Speer's rejection.
Those Senators have opened fight 80
quietly, yet effectively, on bpeer that a
prominent Senator has written to par.
ties here bis conviction that Speer will
tail Of confirmation.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-26

HoNa KoNo, Dec. M.-The Governor
Of French Cochin China reports that the
Council of Regency ct Hue notified him
that Hiepheme sbdicsted tho throne Of
AMMAN, and . new king, fifteen years
old, was crowned on December 2 undol
the name Of Kienphua. The Annamite
Minister Of Finance, who Il hostile to
the French there, became tho head Of
tho council. The crisis lasted several
hours, during which the gates Of the
citadel were closed, and Hue WAS placed
in . state Of siege. When the gates
were re-opened the death Of Hiephema
was announced. Tho country was agi.
tated, and armed bands occupied the
suburbs Of Hue, and threatened the
Legation. NJ. Chsmpeaux, tho French
president 1t Hue, has since reported a
better situation Of affairs. He advises
that strong pressure be exercised on the
council at Hue, and he refuses TO open
relations with Kiemphua until the
latter Ia recognized BY France.
The French transport Vinloug, with
General Millot and staff on board.
sailed to-day from Tonlon for TonQuiu.
She will take some troops aboard ut
Algiers. The transport European will
sail for TonQuin tomorrow With REIN
forcepents.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-26
The GLASS. nlOW ers Strike.

According to telegram from Pitts
burg, "the threat of the Glass Work.
ers' Com nittee At the late conference, oil
manufacturers that If the latter did not
accept tho offer to resume work at the old
wages on January LIST the workmen
would refuse to sign any contract, il
said to mean that II the latter did not
agree to tho workmen's terms on that
date they will refuse to work on any
terms before june 1st."
1t Is not believed that . conference be.
tween Campbell g. Co., glass manufao-
lures, in Pittsburg, and their workmen
will take place. Hr. Campbell, in .
card issued last night, admits that he
said he would favor and vote for .
OF work. with five TO seven
dollars a day guaranteed to single blow
CTS, but to entitle a man to the guaran-
tee he must agroe to make so to 50
boxes . week. If he fails be will be paid
the regular wages on tho list, less the
reduction. 1t 10 not thought
the men viii Agree to this proposition.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-26
Moody and Sank ey's Success.

LONDON, Dec. 23.- Messrs. Moody
and Sankey concluded their two weeks
mission at Stepheny to-day. Five i'm
menss meetings were held In their hall,
and ovsrfiowed mestinRs::were conducted
in Stepheny church anu BeaumontHall.
The interests excited by the mission al
Stephney is remarkable, rs there it has
reached lower classes of the population
than heretofore.
Crowded inquiry meetings have boon
held and thousands Of people have been
converted. The attendance at the
churches In Stephney has been largely
increased. The mission services have
been partially suspended until after the
holidays, and will BIO resumed at Clap
ham, whittier tho iron mission hall will
In the meantime, be removed. From
Chaplain the evangelists will 20 toStrat-
ford, having engagements up to July.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-26

TCH SALE-AT LESS THAN COST "A
4 choice little property located I'm Now
Castle Hundred on elevated ground, miles
rom the G ty--wIth new house lust built,
containing six large rooa q, well finished and
comfortable. Excellent water at the door
. snug stable for horse and COW, and car
riage house also q large chicken house
about 30 by rs feet enclosed In = large yard.
The ground comprises 3 9o-i00 acres Of the
best soil for trucking, fruit or any other crop.
Why be coOped up In house In the city with
lot OF l6x80 feet. whom such property
a. this can 10 secured for the game money
or less. Apply at cnoe To NJ. T. POOLE, NO.
East Seventh street. d2O-tf
Daily Republican., 1883-12-26

Mrs. Steel, of Atlanta, Ga, alarmed
at the prolonged ahsence of her father
on Thursday morning, D. r. Wadely,
broth. of the late President Wadely,
of the Georgia Central Railroad, went
to his room, and effecting a forcible en-
trance found him dead. On his person
was found In money and railroad stocks
over $4,000. Tho inquest developed
death by heart disease.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-26
DIR. SIMMS'
y nr Af = hi q Df1Oa

The Perfection Of Pills,
MANI ind's FavOflto Plll9,
The most famous liver medicine on earth.
No gripping, sickness or weakness attend theiH
operation. They do not leave tho bowels COZ.
tive. They tone and strengthen tho Liver,
and act on hekidneys, stomach and skin.
ralgia biliousness, pain In the sides or ba.
pain in the bowels, kidneys or bladder, etc.
Very valuable in dyspepsia, nalarisl fever OF
dumb ague, shills and fever, general weak.
ness, loss Of appetite etc. They are splendid
for weakly females ~ an assistant TO Keep the
system healthy. They are endorsed and ~
commended BY thousands Is the INCEST puY-.
gative and splendid liver medisins. Elegant
~ sugar coated; = cents box; family boxes
Sin one g. Ssnt by mail. Sold by leading
dealers In medicines. Main depot, Fourth
and King streets, Wilmington, Del., and 90
Arch street, Philadelphia. novG-u
Daily Republican., 1883-12-26
sEHsATlOAAL aTEMA

a. ~ lnci00uS OF Sb9 eAEehQ uAki
there the other day. the San Frsocisc'
Call relates that one gentleman IL psr
ticularly grateful for the shaking up
He IL the p0ssessor Of . fine French
clock, which suddenly stopped one da,
about year and half ago, and ali biz
efforts TO make 1t tick weru unayaiIiuR
Not having small fortune Ut bis com
mand BY which he could get the necess
ary repairs made, he placed the obsti.
nate timepiscs In . closet, consoline
himself with the reflection that " some
day he would have 1t Hxed. VIVA,
was his surprise ON Wednesday, on
opening the door of the closet, TO heal
the old familiar tick, tick of the favor.
its clock. The earthquake had accom-.
plished In less than . minute what he
had failed TO do 10 weeks tnkerinv.
and he IL truly grateful.
A farmer who has livedon the Weetorr
prairies for maLy years asserts that
biris do not have the sense OF smell.
His attention was first directed to the
subject by noticing that wild turkeys
failed to detect his whereabouts when
In hiding, though he was sometimes
within th.aa eaat - IT,
moda .ha o,,nh... " sneul. nM nc
wnnId hov. o oss :. mose'nsns sney
ssnsa ~ avail h.., We. ~ a. one''' W tne
tsnd,S ,hau ~, os n "uye'\"s no con.
hin Wh;,. va" A., u na"., w ulscos OF
thra,~, h,,n..,e nan'.nk no mas
grass, and qnails have hoped upon
him as II he werea log. Prairi. hawks.
hrnJ.a',s -. ouy "nr pta'tleS ny tne
.."na ~i,hin Vn VI prey, nave oltep
hos - -. Ill, s VI unickens'
naioS auu m.ce' T"""u' "ese Jung Their
P'ooenco ~ sAe'''
A lot Of confiscated whisky and beer
VAS turned into the gutter At lngersoll,
Canada. Several hundred English
sparrows aiighted and proceeded TO inn
biDe freely OF the running ltqner. Some
OF the birds dew away while they were
yet able, but other less prudent and
more thirsty bipeds partook of such .
quantity that they were unable to do 30,
and the spectacle they presented In their
vain endeavors to soar sloft was too
oomical for anything. They would as.
oonu . row 1851 only 70 tumoio 70 tne
oal,a asa'n. Inoy cniipeo sang o.
.Sc o..oI anu ~, Iooens All up ana Gown
;so el'N,; Aneir legs gov tsneloo, tney
aoHnou SHY sno 'h 1a Tools OF mem
seives Renoraly: Inc spectators OF inc
funny scene ean no trouble IN captur-
ing sne lt'lo 'eilo~s'
In Japan . girl at the age Of nine
wears her hair tied up in q red scarf
oound round the BACK OF her head the
!oreneao 10 lett pare. Win sne exceP'
lion OF couple OF locks, one on each
sac. hen sno Is OF mafrageole
age, she COMBS her hair Forward, and
makes ~ up into Inc shape OF q ran or
Dutterny, anu ~ Inc same time deco
- ~ W." DIM MI, ooIu GU pA..s "
sI io ~ s. oU.os. LIE Ioa s 1seS .nlns,
nlu iqny u"oo.SNn W tno young
.uon Va oSpSu. "'uo" VIM WISHES
10 aot -, se 10; husnanu pu'. . tortoise.
. p'n nol'Apuaa'y ~ 'no oack OF
wn'ie an inconso'aoie WIDOW curis nor
nal. erva. "nu ~" ~ ~ ~ ~ ".oin
Daily Republican., 1883-12-26
A Revelation in Single Number
DPAWfu90.
1857 Priscs.
$1,000

1857 Prises. 9l10,40O
Whole Tickets, %. Half Tick ets, d
~ Tick ots, $50. 81 Tick eta, 800.
Remit money or Bank DRAFT In Letter 0
send by Express. Don't send by Registered
letter or post-ofhce order, until further no.
be sont 1t our expense. Address oil orders 70
J. ]. DOUGLAS, Louisvills.Ky. SLIT th.ws,,
Daily Republican., 1883-12-26
AYERS. PILLS.

. large proportion Of the diseases which
VI 1850 human suffering result from derange-
N,nt pf the stomach, bowels, and liver.
AYHi's GArHAArIc PlLLs act directly upon
ass orSaus, aud are especially designed TO
,,ir. the diseases caused ny their derange-
rem, including Constipation. Indiges-
ioE, Dyspepsia. Hea'iacie, Dysentery.
md host OF other ailments, for all Of
which they are = safe, sure, prompt, ard
,leaAsant remedy. The extensive use OF these
PILLS by eminent physicians in regular prac-
Joe, shows uumistakabiy the estimation In
which they are held by the medical profes-
ion.
These PILLS arc compounded OF vegetable
substances only. and are absolutely free from
'alomesor any other injurious Ingredient.
A Sufferer from Headache writes:
layers PILLS are invaluable to Inc, and
are my constant companion. have boen
, severe sufferer from Headache, and your
PILLS are the only thing | could look to
'or relief one dose will quickly move my
sowels and free my head from pain. They
Ne the most effective and the easiest physia
have ever found. 1t Is pleasure to me to
speak in their praise and l always do 70
W. L.. PAGE, Of W. L.. Page b Bro"
Franklin ST.. Richmond, Va. June 3, 1889.
~ have used AYERS PILLS In number
less instances as recommended by you, and
AVE never known them " fail to accomplish
he desired result. We constantly keep them
III hand vt our home, and prize them as a
pleasant, safe, and reliable family medicine.
FOR DYSPEPSIA they are invaluable.
j. #. HAYHs."
Mexia, Texas, juno H. 1872.
The REV. HRAS,Is Is. llARL0wE, writing
from ifidnsI, Ga, says: >" For some years
iast | have beeL subject To constipation,
from which, in s,ite Of the use of medi-
zines Of various niuls, ! suffered increasing
Inconvenience, until some months ago
began taking AyEK's Puts. They have
'ulrsly corrected The cost.ve habit, and
nave vastly Improved my general health"
AYERS GtTa.HrI" PILE .orrect irregu-
arites of the bowers, stin.liate the appe-
lite and digestion. nni by their prompt and
borough artioI ~" toge And vigor 70 the
yhy!e physts.sI or,nnny.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-26
(yANUER INErITUrE-Prof Kline, BY

(yANCER INHTITUTE-Prof Kline, by
~ his Lectures. Investigations, Scientific
Treatments and immense practice, stands
preeminently unrtvalsd and Is aok nowledged
authority on Cancer and its kindred. Tho
most extraordinary curs by his great Oh en-
knife n caussics loss Of bIoot o. fssrfS rest
ments required in removing the largest Of
cancers or sumOrs. For particulars send for
FREQ Ire ,tAee, oScall on DR.. Kline, ~ Arch
street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Beware o. Initiating frau Il svoryWhero.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-26
n, MEI,CHTOR.
No, 9l4 KING STREET,

Has for sale Breech and MusAe Leading
GUNS.
u all makes, revolve,s md cartridges Of IN
kinds. Fine nickel-p plated revOlveFs, e1.2S-
Imp ements for bree ,h-l0adiug guns, glass
balls and traps aud ishing tackle. Repair.
NJ done at ehort notice.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-26

ENOR SALE Or EXCHAN1E-AVA LU'
~ able country store property In Chester
County Pa. doing large business, or will OK.
change for city property. Persons sseking for
good Investments should investigate. Apply
Z. PENNINGTON, Eighth and King
streets. dell tie do
Daily Republican., 1883-12-26
CLOSING OUT
OUR W|NTERSTOCK
now Is YOUR TINE foa MaaAsa,

The backward season has
compelled us to put our
|prices down to a point that
our goods must move.
| Clothing for men at cost
and less than cost.
| Clothing for boys at prices
lower than the lowest we
eversold.
| We have a large stock Of
ready-made clothing of our
own manufacture, consisting
! of every variety Of styles in
suits, and overcoats for men,
boys and children. These
goods we are determined to
sell within the next 80 days.
All we ask is a call and
you will be satisfied of our
statement.
Suits to order reduced
from $40 to $50 $50 suits
reduced to SIS SIS suits
reduced to $I8 and $40. We
mean business when we say
these suits will be made up
in the best manner by first
class workmen, cut by a ST.
perior artist and a good fit
guaranteed or no sale.
Remember the above, and
cali at
Daily Republican., 1883-12-26

ENOR SALE-A FEW NEW okOOMED
II houses on West Ninth street, cottage
honts, cannot be beat for convenience. Aiso
Afew br0Omed houses, new. 81 100 would be
. good Investment. Terms to suit. TlNDALL
BRO, AT East 7th street, or 6ll West 9Th
street. d2l.lmt
Daily Republican., 1883-12-26

Genuine imported cigars 10 cents, or
3 for - cents, ut the Great Tobacco
Mart, Seventh and Orange streets. Fresh
importations every week. CHAPMAN.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-26

NOR SALE;-sb NEW HOUSES, PRICE
II 1000 to $1,000. A chance tor 4 good
Investment. Only $500 in cash Is wanted on
three small ones. Also houses and stores Il
rent. g. H. TlNDALL, 70l French street
n8O-lm