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National Republican., 1883-05-18
Tlle nootInck Tra,le.

"Give me twenty-eight iron bootiacks, said
a sad,eyed man to a hardware dealer. "Are
you in the trade, sir {" inquired the merchant.
"No, sir" Hesitating moment, the store
keeper said: "Fhese will last you lifetime,
sir.' "No they won't, either" was the quick
retort. MAY ask what you want them for,
STRIP 81 want TO kill three cats, and, as each
cat is supposed to have nine lives, I'll use up
all the bootjacks and have one left for do
nestle purposes. Good day, sir"
National Republican., 1883-05-18
A.tInnntin Muaic.

The avenue air Is vexed every evening by
tho painful asthmatc wailing of two or three
very bad variety show bands. The beating
Of tom-toms would be sweet harmony COM
pared with the discordant notes that jump
out of the "division" afternoon and evening
to torment the people The police could
make case against the proprietors for main
tanning nuisance.
National Republican., 1883-05-18

A PAPER in New South Wales publishes
the following advertisement: "Wanted-A
Cultured Gentleman, capable of Milking
Goats" This qualification strikes for the
highest rung of independent" journalism,
and there will probably occur grand
scramble in New York's tall tower when the
paper gets there.
National Republican., 1883-05-18

THE independent invertebrato who was
swashed into the governorship of Pennsyl-
vania by the assistant democratic papers and
their misguided friends has found his latest
descriptive title in tho Milwaukee Sentinel,
which calls him "a tidal waver."
National Republican., 1883-05-18
A Question OF Degree In Failure.

tIncIlndt tonlnleTcIdI GdRiRe'
II is question in New York, whether the
late democratic legislature Of that state or Gov.
Cleveland is the moro conspicuous failure
Neither met the anticpauons OF the people, and
there is a general feeling Of disappointment aud
distrust
National Republican., 1883-05-18
A Boasting and Beggarly Array.


Democrats are acting after the old principle.
Claiming everything with confidence, they seek to
make assurance doubly sure by bringing within
their fold the disgruntled factions that have SGT
National Republican., 1883-05-18
The Weather To-day.

Tor he middle ARGntic states Including he Dis.
rict Of Columbia, fair 'ocaher, JoRo,ced Jy local
rains, Uormer southeriy 1cfHds lol0er pressure.
Local rains are indicated on Saturday IN he Md
de- Ne0 England, aud South Atlantic s'dks
Yesterdays temperature: A. m, 5O.io; II a. m,
500; 3 p. m 6I.6o; p. m, 622o; II p. m, 5l.so
maximum. 690o; minimum, 45,0'. No rainfall.
National Republican., 1883-05-18

WHILE Cincinnati exploits herself with
great festivals, st, Louis quietly sticks to tho
more serious interests of life. The Globe
Democrat announces that in one section alone
in that city, where two years ago'there wero
but sixteen poker games, there are now fifty
one, and all doing we'll. The man who first
styled ST. louis the city of the future knew
what he was talking about.
National Republican., 1883-05-18
FRIDAY, MAY 1s, 1883.

Erery C6or, is being made 10 hare THE REPUBLICAN,
eiittred early aud promptly in all parts Of me city,
JtrtoHS teho do not receive their paper or ro hare
any cause Qf complaint ictH oJ!ige 6y no'Vgm0 NE
CD,ce, eiiheT IN person or by postal card
National Republican., 1883-05-18
A False beacon.

A Galveston paper says that at many of the
boarding house tables in Texas the first question
put by the landady is, "Will you take milk or
whiskyg' This Is believed to be a lie, originated
for the purpose OF increasing immigration from
the western states.
National Republican., 1883-05-18
TABLE TALK.

LOOK AT HIM COT
The juiceless dude-his lassitud0
Ills shriinpy build, his assltudel
With his cigarette and his twiddling cane,
With his spindle legs ana his bit Of brain,
His neck and his elbows held just so.
God.a-meroy, look at him go.
--New York Commercial Advertiser
National Republican., 1883-05-18
no cITy SytBsCRIRERs.

rur DAILY REPuBuCAH delivered by carriers 10
,rv rort Of the cit, aud suburbs, regularly and
,nrly. at the following rates;
Fer Month. h....''.'.'.''.'''''''''''' ~ ~
ltr 60
lel NeAr.... ",............'''''''''' ''''''' WV
National Republican., 1883-05-18
HopeleSsIy CantNnkerOuS.

A striking resemblance is said TO exist be-
tween trailing arbutus, partridges, zebras, aud
democratic members Of the Indiana legislature
Tho resemblance consists in the fact that none OF
them can be tanned.
National Republican., 1883-05-18
A strong Point OF Resemblance.
Post ErDreSS.

An admirer of Gov, Cleveland-the Utica
Obserper-compares him with Andrew Jackson.
We note only one point Of resemblance between
the two men. They are both dead.
National Republican., 1883-05-18
.,.,,. .o,,, ~, ,,r,,o,,,,,
vr1y Work. OFFICE.

rre New York office OF THE REPUBLICAN, is Mt.
pson 6S. Trriu, building, where files Of THE RE-
rrplicAN and oil necessary information relating
IL advertisements can be obtained.
National Republican., 1883-05-18
,nNnnN Ann PARIS.

Tur RrrrBucAN will bo found on Ale nt the
American Exchange in Europe, No. ii9 strand
London; tie American Exchange in Paris NO. 30
Boulevard des Capuclne2
National Republican., 1883-05-18
To Die, But Not as New York Died.

1t may be that the democratic party is
distined go to pieces on tho tariff ISSUE II so,
let it. We had rather SEQ Il go to pieces out Of
power than come into power ON lie and go to
pieces efterward. AS in New York state last fall,
for instance.
National Republican., 1883-05-18

icans of those states who went in to ire
uke" themselves last year have ceStainly
hcceeded beyond anything they had in
endod
National Republican., 1883-05-18
silver Purchase,

The Treasury department yesterday pur-
chased 365,0O0 ounces of fine silver for the
United States mints at Philadelphia, New Or
leans, and Carson City
National Republican., 1883-05-18
a, w. Curtis RevIovys HIs WorIt,

But il democracy has totally and igno.
mlniously lost the game, aud Il has itself fur
nished the strongest reasons for It's general defeat
next year,
National Republican., 1883-05-18
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Daily Republican., 1883-12-19
The iNecNtIG Of l,Onle.

DrDLIN, Dee. lS.-~,Ioscph Pouls " ~
hanged AZ So'".o"k this morning tor the
murder OF John Kenny. Tn" execution
took place in Elch"omd, Erihr"rll,
Poole rose at asa o'r.ock. A priest
visited hlm ~ i o'rloch and II 7l5 al.
ululHtr.~l the sacrament. Both Pool"
and IA" priest remained in the prison
ca :. pc. uUi'i l,.trly $ o'ClUcE.
Poole showed great tnrIltude during
th, ~, rirAIlui.s for the execution ON
tn" g!l.iuwS be frequently kissed t',
crUG.Ia, and witt. r,luI un,nrHuOr anu
III a lliIr VOICE repeated lhe prayera un'
til the drop fell. Death took place
'hlra seconds AID half thereafter.
Poole uli not make any pubic state
nIenI.
\ small crowd gathered outside where
was also posted large iofre Of police
and military. The people dispersed
soon after til: h.irn fla, made known
that the execution vas over. Th,
weather was rainy and damp
The exeCutloucr was il man from The
north Of ireland, whose lame was given
out AZ "Joncs' That, however, Was moi
HI, real name. Bnns, the public exc
cutiouer, who hanged D'Donncl, was
unable to react. Dublin in time to oili
GIalr AT the execution Of Poole. REPORT
ers We're admitted TO witness the tAcCu
non.
Kenny was murdered in Dublin, j oly
1, 1852, because Of 4 suspicion mat Ii
VA, one OF the Itlorn crs in the puornla
Park cases Poole had two trials, TIT
lJuay in the first failing 10 Ak "ee.Dn bciD.
,rnlrnCcd lac denied his gul.t.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-19
EDITION,


Judge Cummlns presided as usual at
the Municipal Court this morning, ana
disposed of the following cases
Thomas Ginder plead not guilty TO
the charge OF being drunk, but upon
the fact being established by the evil
dence, he was fined s. and costs.
James Mateer said that he was
drunk, but plead no. guilty to an add
fional charge Of being disorderly. The
Judge heard the testimony of tie "tl'c'I
and when he learned that it took two
of them to bring him to the hall, and
that he was fighting and trying TO trll
the officers up all the way he adjudgtd
James guilty and imposed fine OF :
and costs
Patrick Harrington, who was fined
for drunkenness yesterday morning,
bobbed up again serenely y" oilteI
Cannon said he found him yesterday
afternoon very drunk, and when ht
undertook to bring him TO the hall ht
laid down and said he believed he
would rather die than walk, so tht
officer procured a wagon and hauled
him up. Patrick said that he IL EN-
ployed at Bellevue, and came TO this
city for the first time on Monday To buy
some underclothlng, and he supposed
drank too much. The Judge suggested
that possibly Wilmington whisky wa:
stronger than what lie vas USED to, and
com mitted him for twenty four hours
Daily Republican., 1883-12-19
TO MEASURE,

How much measured
clothing looks and fits no
better than poor ready made
work, and why? Because it
has been either badly cut or
made, either one Of which is
a sure cause for a misht.--
Then why not leave your or
der where they guarantee to
give YOU both an easy-httinH
and stylish-looking suit and
one properly made ard
trimmed. You'll find with
US another inducement, a
stock of piece goods foryour
selection, which will surprise
you in extent and variety and
which we offer at prices that
we think will make you even
further convinced that we
are endeavoring to build up
a still greater trade.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-19

Prof. Webst-r's academy this season
is certainly meeting with unprro+d nttd
success, IL his C,"sses arr tN Ice as larA"
A. ever before. The second quarter has
now commenced ana the adde's. g"u-
tl.Inrn and children are record NJ their
names as pupils. Tn" Professor il no"
introducing entirely new dances, such
a. the military schottlSche waltz, step
and a half waltz: and the Harvard Ian
GERS, viii b are all entirely new, which
he is ,now teaching to his CLASSES.
THIS is the only academy IN III" city
whrre .he scholars get the benefit Of he
We" dahceS. The arrangement. for the
Chris ulHS matinee are no" all com
iir,". The orchestra y ill cOn-ih' Of live
pieces uUicr the direction of fruira,vl
Worth. There is great demand Ion
cards, both for ladies and gentlemen,
and as hey are limited ,ht.gt VIII moi
br such crowd as on Thanksgiving, ~
l!ert viii he more room and more
pleasure in dancing.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-19

DENVER, Coz. Dec. la.-- Last Sa''
lay Mary Kotiprd cal ed on DR. A ,'
d.ntis, Of I.cadliIle, aud asked "u
give her Il poison which cotIH h1S
d,trcr"d by an autopsy. one "n'I
$500 compensation, admitting Id" y,
wished to get rid Of her husband no
!to,lOra, 20 that her hurhand'N prog
If whom she was euau,otad, III" "
~ / II ght toge her tuJoy al l''S"'"
uD s., 800 winch her husband t'I,'''
| III q c'"r arranged t. meet h''4 ~, u.
office last evening. The police ana Wv,
al Interested insuranC. men "'ie r.,
EN-, in hiding. At the in'tiL,T'
Whole plan was made kno"n' l"r "
md woman werr Immediately "F'c,
ana placed in ia i, All tn" r"F,o,L .,,,
c"rnrd are Danish. The younger 0!" d
. 81 years of age and The woman 49,
Daily Republican., 1883-12-19
IF | L EO|T|l;
A Sat. story.

About a week since men,,o,
maze III The fErrhLICAN Of IN. H., h
oi n Young girl ia Il house kr,o.
'l' SIMPLIFY street. ln- body W., n
moved To an undc.tnkrr,. vl,.. n
was emballnad and still rrru,i.. ~
history OF This poor uHrprun4,r ,:a \
far as can BE- learned, is eAtJrlrn,a \
and although II IL but tie ,a,,' "
story Of wOmah's love and r.,'l., y
and mans rerhdity and Ln,rLr,.
should serve a. a beacon to warn I'd
tII. '4|
But few years ago this mi wha /
now corpse, WAS surrounded Lytr..,
among whom she moved as nr~'l
She was reared in wealth. and A''n,1
highly educated and acrotl p,isLeJ ~
the fatal day came; she listened ;o n
temper ard fell. Her friend, r,.Al
their doors against her, the MAJ, ,ha ~
loved and trusted deserted her. and M
left the city of her birth " her. III. a.|
50 wel'-known, and after vainly ,rvrl
t" earn her living finally entered nnoa
a life of shame, Some months ago N
came to this city,and became an Inna|
Of the house where shc died. Her .v.)
TEN, unused TO the bUt;crtings If III
yielded to the fell destroyer cop,u",1
ri0n, and she passed away without
fathers forgiveness, or II mother, ,a|
Of sorrow for the crriug daughter NH
had been ~ much sinr,d agalu,, /
shining
The man who had effected her r1i,|
and who Is SAID to be wealthy, seem, }
have known her ~hcr ahout., and N
ter her body wastaken in charge y M
undertaken visited this city and ca Al
upon him. He made arrang cement, \
have the body preserved and kept ipl
reasonable time, to see if her iaulI
wotld claim ii, and gave dirnc'ionifl
was not claimed to have it dcrcntIy ii
TERED IN the Wilmington and Br.Add
wine Cemetery.
Yesterday, as a reporter looked up1
the corpse, beautiful still in death, 4
seemed az 'hough she Lad died with
smile Oh her features, ard the though
occurred to him that she had galI
laid llie's burden down, and prOoabI
IN that last moment heard a. me I'D
many years ago, the last words "Thj
sins, which are many. are all forgiven,
Daily Republican., 1883-12-19
THE STOCK

Which we offer you in Mems
and Boys Suits and Over
coats was never larger or
better prepared to meet the
requirements ola fine ready
made establishment. We
have in the last few days Sc,
cured many additional lots
OF fine Overcoats, which were
bought at off" prices, and
in addition to these several
lots Of very fine coats of our
make, which have just been
placed in stock. BY buying
for cash and conducting bust
ness on strictly business
principles, we are enabled to
offer the very best articles at
moderate and really LOW
prices. For boys and chill
drcn we present novelties IN
suits and Ovcrcoats, as well
as a full and complete line OF
staple goods, made and
trimmed in the latest and
best styles. We feel assured
that we can please you, and
will consider it a pleasure to
show you our stock whether
we effect a sale or rot.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-19

j tI tilt hhit bLi'hN
HoCKEssIN, Dec, II, 1883 MES,w
EDITORS dear Sir: did not ob.-tV
unit! to-day that had been misrepr
scented in your paper Of the 18th, touch
my upon the Harrigan affair,
/, /. stated that letter from me VA
read asking for hi1 pardon" This
not true, for asked for nothing, nelts
pardon nor reprleve.
have tried to pursue a conScientoa
aud consistent course in respect to tlN
man from the start, taking no stock 4
any political feature his case may haT
in l., if such there be.
The first reprieve that was granted
assisted in person 10 solicit GoveFud
Hall to allow, so az, If possible, 10 !
the whole truth come out, since some0
l.. seemed to have been srnotheroi a. ID
trial.
When the Governor was cou.teTH
the propriety of "A second reprIrye All
cd nothing Of him, but went before h'a
to state " hat had come ont before Tx
and the character Of the witnesses VII
had testified to it.
On this last occasion | responde
heartily to a gentleman who had VIII
ten, soliciting me to 90 with MN 10"
Governor Stockl"y, that could not 8
partly on account OF Ill health, aa
partly that ! could say nothing Mo
than | had already sad.
1t was mentioned that he might VI
der my compliments to the GoVeeFho
and inform him that "ny ln.Ha VI
not charged az to the additional la.
that had come ont, and that II thtfe"l
any p,Iliaticn of Harrisan's crIInr
thru he was entitled to the or"e"',
H." or words to that effect. lAht W
Ia.I. Truly, J. &. JACKSON
Daily Republican., 1883-12-19
THE TWO WAYS

There are two ways Of con
ducting the Clothing bust
ness at the present day
The one in which the dealer
uses his customer Tor the
time being and looks only at
the present, thinking that the
future is but a secondary
consideration. In other
words, he max es all that he
possibly can in cftcct.ns that
sale. The other: The
dealer figures his prices as
low as he possibly can and
mark them plain tlsurcson
every garment, thus giving
every customer the same ad
vantage in buying. Thus
you don't hear in a week or
two that some one whose
" dealing "propensities are a
little greater than yours has
bought a suit exactly like
one you wear for two, or
probably three or evenmore
dollars less than you paid as
in the former way. The lat
ter way we chose, and when
you buy goods OF US you may
rest assured that the price is
the very lowest to any one.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-19
The Mark cts.

The unpleasant weather this morning
had bad effect on the markets, and
the attendance both Of sellers aud buy
ers was poor. The ruling prices were
as follows:
Butter, 81 to 10 cents y pound eggs,
SO TO IS cents dozen ; turkeys, II to II
cents a pound chickens, 10 cents per
pound ducks, ii to Is cents a pound
rabbits, 30 to SO cents pair par
tridges, s. a d. zen, or g cents apiece
white potatoes, 10 10 Il cents hall
peck, or 30 cents a basket sweet pota.
toes, 10 to % cents half peck, or 50 to
Is cents n basket according TO size
cabbage, = to 10 cents a head onions,
20 cents half peck turnips, 10 cents IA
half peck, or 25 to 80 cents a basket :
celery 5to y cents IA stalk; h"ets, cents
a bunch radishcs, 3 t. Scents bunch,
apples, 90 to 30 cents a half peck wal
nuts, IL to 10 cents half peck shell
barks, cents quart beans, II 10 10
cents a quart honiiny, cents quart.
Christmas trcrs are coming III quite
freely, and are. selling at q cents TO
81 .59each according 10 size and quality.
NJ oss can be had at 81 TO 40 cents Il
basket, and evergreen at i cents yard.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-19
Coat Yard to be Removed.

Nn-hcl * solomon, who have a coal,
wood, sand and Inn depot at the foot OF
ShjpJ"y 'r""t, Rave 'eased the John g..
Baker wharf at tn loot Of Church
street, on the thristiaHa, for IA term Of
'iv" years, to which tnry Will Remove
'hcII place Of business about the 10Th Of
March,
1hc Wilmington steamboat which
now lands al the wharves will continue
TO tAud there during he occupancy OF
tin place by Mcssrs. Nosnell and Solo
men. Thi. young and enterprI-ine
lrrn have been lucky in the selection
."f a good place Of business and will nc
huubt succeed
Daily Republican., 1883-12-19
improvements ut the Opera HUI

Notwithstanding the sta'tmt",
som, of the irresponsible nr"Ip'i n
Of this city that the directors % yn' % =,
sonic IiAll:have determined 'o;leI NV.
The stage Accommodations AZ '"' ", vt
House, and furnish . complete oa par i
new stage scenery, Manager ' ~"
naa been kept II rn,'re 't",',
concerning it, and sad tits I,o.I g
that all he knew about the nal,'' +,
what he lad seen in the lap"F'' :"
possible, LOWr>'rthat ihr oI'''.'
tended 10 hav" it done and sUEP .S i
I!aylis, but th4n ii that was ' LA /
IGNITION they shouldn't have 'o'0
reporters.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-19
keized with AppOpIexy.

Yesterday morning John f. Taylor
was stricken with appopIexy while at
work in the j. W. x b. car shops. He
was Immediately taken to his home No.
400 East Third street, where he was at
tended by DrS. Bush and Patterson.
He remained in Il seIni-uncOnscious CON
dl'Ion all day, and this morning was
but little better MIR. Taylor is the
father Of Councilman Robert Taylor Of
the St cOld Ward.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-19

CbarlesWarnor go, have o''', me,
.Ja4kson Coal aud Lime com l''"' erpci
Of spacr in their yard, for the ' .tyrY
of a temporary warehouse '"'
and the use of their steam ho', ,,,ns
uaratus. The work OF relle eli do
content. Of the building th'' n ,roce-t
on Sunday morning "iIl 10 a. a. "
with "A, rapidly ~ poas'o, ,'an be
thought that the old building a '@ thai
haired. and made even stIohs0'
waA before the accident.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-19

Mars, No. T. East Fpur'h street, i.
one Of the few places where purchasers
Of shoes not only get the tu'l value OF
the money they pay for shoes, hut they
get IA valuable present for every article
they buy. Every one who knows any
thing about Mari, (ard who doesu :
know him y knows that he keeps as
arge and good a ariety of shoes ao can
De found in the city. The articles 10 be
given away consist of dolls, rat'ica,
she'll boxes, horns and other valuable
toys. Besides all this, Mari has in his
window one Of the prrttlest l,te-slz"d
dolls to be- found in the city; cost 10
Every person who makes Il pnrchas" OF
Il or over will be given a ticket, which
entities him or her to Il chances to draw
this beautiful doll, the drawing to take
place after Christmas. There are no
bla X. in Mr. Mars arrang rment-
Every body will get more than what
'AcS pay for, and somebody will P,t
that beautiful dol! in the windo" nthr
bargain. Then, con TO M4rr's,' No.
y East Fourth street
Daily Republican., 1883-12-19
NuInOrA Of Another Daily.

It il now rumored that another daily
newspaper is soon to be started IN Will
miugtOn, On stock bass, by influential
Democratic politicians. The names Of
those politicians have not been dis
closed, but is supposed to refer TO VIM.
n. Lee and II. Is. McIntire. When
such influential citizens embark in q
newspaper enterprise there can be no
such word AZ fail
Daily Republican., 1883-12-19

The Rev. J. +. Bryan,of the Newport
NJ. T.. church, was uhceren"niDusIy
called upon 'ar, night by tn" occupants
of som. four or five rarrlage> from tn"
village Of $ anton, who cam" IN unan-
nonh"rd and took possession OF the par
sonage.
As Mr. Bryan ha,! been viitel some
time aLu riaEi"-tln"tv, til" visitors
taking more than they left, he scanned
wei III. last nights visitors to SEE II
thav we're friend, ur foes, and having
sat ~rd .rH--lI that they meant 4"
harm, he surrendered gracefully aud
iuunu himself surrounded by his Stan.
ton friends
It vas "A surprise, and passed of
pleasantly, Of course, rs all such sur
pri-rs do Thcr" WAS the lnu~lC, the
-aIu" oi't grunNIng Of the IA bic, the I'LL
ing # the lArurrund cellar, aud such "A
good tmr generally that iae visitors left
A. h.ppy IN aiIlng as ,hrir pastor was
Happy i'll being the recipient Of their
kluiutaS
Daily Republican., 1883-12-19
DEATHS
lENDRlCKSON-On the 10th inst, JOSEF

HENDRlCK SON-On the 10th inst, Joseph
HendrckSon. aged Il years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully inVl-
tel To attend his funeral. from the residence
Of his mother, Charlotte Hendrickson, thrls'
dana Hundred, on Thursday, the 2oth Inst,
at II O'Clock q. N, services AT M |. shltm
church. Intern .nt at Mt, Salem cemetery
EACHuS-Sudieuly, on the 18th inst, Jesse
Lachus, IN the tyth year Of his axe.
Relatives and friends are respectfully inYi-
ted to attend his fuLeral, from his late rest.
den1e. No 2435 Market street, on FRIDAY
afternoon, at cloch, without further no
tice.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-19
MARRIAGES,

ny ATT-tfl.ANDER- Wilmington, on
the Y h inst, by Rev. j. +. Crouch, ran
els ". hyatt, Jr,, If Wilmington, Del, to
Dora X. Glander, Of Smyrna, Del.
SEURETS-CAULK this city on the
18th inst, at No. 1888 Bird street, by the
Rev. George II. Ziighman. pastor o the A.
W. NJ. Il. church. at kennett Square. "a,
Mr.. John Secrets to Miss Alice Caulk,
both oi this city,
Daily Republican., 1883-12-19
AoIs.

h''. J 'srnNpl : p..tsr a Whi'.
t1uH'"H .nD and tie Announcement
n ''' ,tr'TirAN OF Momlay. n-
tri"Hilt- ." pi7.or.up ia H.. =.
I'r ,,n $50 = IN stake f tue r..
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Daily Republican., 1883-12-19

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to pass happy Christmas IL . W leah
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10 have good bread, bisrn''t' II 70
doughuuts, they should nov .| nf CHI
the" Happy Thought " il9 1.,',t - stree
& Sealey' Fifth and Walnut ~
No other store keeps 1t.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-19
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