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Daily Republican., 1885-12-16
Pure LIQUORS,

As this Is the season of the year when q
quantity of liquor is used for domestic
purposes, 1t Is important to know where
price, and it will no doubt be welcome
news to many families to learn that
Lewis Sasse, at No. ia East Fourth
street, has stocked his new place with
the finest and purest wines and liquors
to be obtained, which he is now prepar-
ed to supply to families and others at
the lowest rates. He also has on hand
q large and well selected stock ofsegars,
3 box Of which generally proves a very
acceptable Christmas present to q gen
tleman.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16

ROBERT TooMBs, one Of the fore.
most advocates OF the lost cause, died
ut his home In Washington, Georgia,
yesterday. He died as he had lived
during the civil war, an unconstfucted
rebel. Toombs made his boast when
he was United States Senator and
when there was great excitement over
the causes which led to the war, that
he would see the day when he would
call the roll OF his slaves from the base
Of Bunker Hill Monument.
But the civil war made his predic-
tion impossible. Instead OF the roll Of
slaves being called from Bunker Hill,
their names are called at the ballot
boxes, and had Toombs been sent back
to the Senate since the war, q former
slave would have been his peer. .Toombs
WAS an able man but intensely vindic.
tive. He was . natural born lawyer,
but when decorated with q bhgadier
generals shoulder straps he WAS out OF
his element, and done the cause for
which he spent the best part Of his life
no good. Let the grave oover his er'
rors and hide his imperfectlous. Dust
to dust.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16
News Summary.
FREIGHT OARS EOBBED-srRUoB
BY A PA0oENGER TRAIN
AILLED ny A TRAIN.
PLEURO-P EU MONA,

Freight cars arriving in Little Rock
have for some time past been syste-
matically robbed. On Monday even.
ing the seal on an Iron Mountain
and three boys named Andrew, Frank
and Harry Hughey, were discovered in-
side the car. On Tuesday morning
they were fined &l0 each and sent to
Jail for twenty Ave days. They acted
in conjunction with q gang Of thieves
outside, throwing out such goods as
they could handle after the cars got in
molten.
While mixed train on the Georgia
Pacific Railroad WAS stopping 70 take
water near Austell, fifteen miles from
Atlanta, on Monday night 1t was struck
by q fast passenger train, which crash.
ed nearly half through the sleeping car
and engine. Ten persons we're killed
and nine others injured. One of the
two others were sinking rapidly.
The Third District Court at Salt Lake
City, on Monday, the case of 8. H.
Lewis, charged with lewdness, was
dismissed Un an appeal from the Nor
mon lower court. Judge Zane, after
ldismissing the case, instructed the
Grand Jury to make q thorough inyes-
tigation of disreputable houses, their
keepers and frequenters.
The pleuro-pneumenia has developed
among . number of cattle near West
Willow, in Lancaster County, Pa, and
several animals have died of the
disease. State Veterinarian Bridge,
who visited the herd on Monday, or
dered four to be killed, and the rest
quarantined.
John W.Daniel WAS yesterday elected
U. s. Senator by the Virginia Legisla.
ture. In the Senate the vote stood :
1 IN f0l Moh tn thA
Daniel 20, Malone 28. The vote will
be formally declared in joint conven-
ton today.
Kuut Bergenstrahle, a young Swede,
employed as engineer In the steel de-
Ipartment of the Pottstown iron works,
at Potttsown, was killed yesterday
while walking on the Reading Railroad
track at that place.
In Baltimore, yesterday, bids were
Iopened for $500, 600 of the Baltimore
lefty water loan, payable after 1894. The
whole amount was awarded to Blake
Brothers b Co., of Boston. at 103. 05.
The bids aggregated "a ,974 500.
At Cambridge, Ohio, on Tuesday.
Miss Lucy Veith was killed by the
accidental discharge of a shot g1n In
1.-THE hands OF Frank Albright, leigh
boris sixteen-year-old son.
Henry Burk and Henry Caaorette
6hu LIB 6Oh anu uAuRutor WeIouEoWhoo
by breaking through the ice at Phillips
burg, Quebec, on Monday.
Fourteen men were injured, one
fatally, by q falling cage in the Sanga
mon Coal Shaft at Springfield, Illinois
on Monday.
There were three deaths from small
Ipox in Montreal on Monday, and sever
in its suburbs.
Joseph Cleasby, fire boss, injured ir
the Mill Greek Colliery disaster, neal
Wilkesbarre, on Monday, died on Tues
day.
Thousands 81 Christmas cards q
James g Webb-s, 224 Market street
Never 30 cheap or so beautiful. Oper
, leyery evening.
Warren Athletic club have kindl!
offered to repeat q portion OF their pro
Igram at the Charities benefit tonight
The Grant Monument Fund in Nev
York on Tuesday received S6,11S
making total to date of $1l1,OO0.
III
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16
ATAfra at Dover.

The injury done the Capital hotel,
some ten days ago, will be repaired
the present week. In order to AFFORD
additional attractions landlord Milling.
ton has purchased two handsome pool
tables, which are about ready for use.
Some forty dwellings have been erected
the past season. and several more are
going up. The glass factory Is In full
operation, and there is a prospect OF the
business proving rem munerative.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16
Pure mixtures at Fergu sons.


Found 1t Last,
at Harry G. Parker's, No. 16 e. Third
street, Wilmington, Del. The largest
stock, the finest goods and the lowest
prices In trunks, travelling bags, club
bags, book straps, harness, robe, blankets,
whips, sleigh bells and horse equip
ments Of every description. The best
bags and robes for holiday presents.
Bags at Panic Prices.
10000 one-pound wraps for 52cts. per
Thousand. 100000 two-pound wraps At
80 cents per thousand, cash, ut this
Office. Will not Charge any of these
goods, as they are sold right down at
the bottom figure, and we must have
cash for the same. Also 1000 reams Of
l6.pound straw paper for 81 cents Per
ream, at REPUBLICAN, Office.
Note This.
Get your 8x10 photographs framed at,
get your cabinet photographs framed at,
get your card photographs framed at,
get your crayon pictures framed at,
get your paintings framed at. get your
engravings framed at, get everything
framed at Yerger's picture frame depot,
405 Shipley street,e where prices are
low and goods ar good.
Before PurcSaslHE Your Toys,
call at No. 234 King street and learn
prices, as We have finer line of goods
| this year than ever before, and much
lower in price. Dolls, sleighs, express
wagons far below former prices. Don't
forget the number, 2s4 King street. E.
Parry.
The prices on pictures and frames
have fallen 80 low that everybody can
buy them, at Yerger's, Fourth and
| Shipley streets. He will sell you one
/ or else give you one. Call at once.
Lost.
On Monday afternoon, q Skye.terriel
dog, answering to the name of" Fido.
Please return to this office and receive
suitable re ward.
Remember tho Place
to buy zephyr goods, hoods, mitts, leg
gings and coats very cheap. Also re
pairing furs, lining muffs and coats
Hukill & Poist, southeast corner Second
and Tatnall streets.
Red Underwear.
Cranor & Co.'S red underwear fol
lsdie and gentlemen, from $l.00 Il
1880.
And see the ladies new zero rubbers q
Babcock's q, 206 Market street. VIM. II
Babcock.
Great book sale at Pyle g. Lichten
stein's, 226 Market street. You Twill fin,
in their book department McCaulley's
Knights, Humes and GREEN'S histor,
of England, Guizot's France and Glib
bon's Rome at one half publishers price
Il Stand lamps of every description
from zoe. to $l5 co. Also the grea
sun lamp. I. Lewis Row, 415 Kin
'. street.
See "Guthrie" In his great balancin
!, and barrel act. Charities benefit tC
| night.
Gall and try the Indian nickel cleane
n and poltsher. Pickels' stove store.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16

You are allowed a free trial OF thirty days of
the use OF DR.. Dyes Celebrated Voitaic Belt
with Electric Suspensory Appliances, for the
speedy relief and permsnent cnre Of nervous
debility. loss Of vitality and manhood, and
all kindred troubles. Also for many other
diseases. Complete restoration to health,
vigor and manhood guaranteed. No risK is
Incurred. ustrated pamphlet, with full
dressing Vo1taic Belt Co.. Marshall, Mich,
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16
Kid Gloves.

Cranor & Go. have 100 dozen of the
best French kid gloves, from $1.25 to
~ 20. Elegant undressed kid gloves,
with embroidered backs, at 81 rs
for four buttons. Kid gloves for y
present are always in good taste.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16
Itlsing sun Items

G. e. Thompson, pharmacist, has not
only placed o now sign on his store, but
has re fitted the interior and laid In
fuIl line of Christmas goods, including
An assortment OF gents furnishing
goods, which is he selling ut the lowest
possible prices, Being accommodating
and obliging he should be favored With
q large number Of customers: and 90
profitable business not only through tht
holidays, but throughout the entirt
year.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16
Centreville Mats.

Michael Gehagan, IN employee of the
Delaware Western Railroad, was thrown
from haudcar near Hochessin, and
was severely injured He was taken
TO his home in . vshicie, and DR..
Chandler, of Centreville, was telephoned
for, and found that he had received o
fracture of the leg, which was set, and
10 doing very well.
william Carpenter and wife. Of Gen.
treville. and other members of his fami-
ly, have sill had o severe attack of
diphtheria. but all are better, and will,
the ply slcian thinks, get we'll.
Mr.. A. b. Entriken, Of the same
place, who had q similar attack, has
had . relapse from exposure, Ii again
better, and will sooa be able to be out.
Centreville Lodge. No. 81, 1. o. OF,
will pay Eagle Lodge, No. 36, I.O.O.F..
Centreville Lyceum is again In full
operation, and the literary exercise and
debates are very interesting and attrac-
tive.
The drug and merchandise store of
Alexander Oolquhoun 10 In full opera
tion, and under new management is
doing an enterprisipg and thriving
business, and will offer persons an op.
portunity to procure their Christmas
goods near home.
Willie only child Of Joseph Conover.
Of West Brandywine Hundred, aged 10
years, received o severe injury Of the
knee and leg, whilst playing with q
school mate In the month Of October,
which resulted In the destruction of the
knee joint and bone OF the lower leg.
DIR. j. FL. Chandler, of Centreville, who
has been attending him since the in
jury, and DR.. Joseph P. Pyle. Of Will
mington, amputated the leg above the
knee on Saturday last. We are in
formed that the physicians have 8
strong hope of his ultimate recovery.
Gage cannot wither 1t nor custom
state Its infinite variety" Flesh i
hardly heir to an ache or pain whicl
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16
If Won buv an album. a pock,

If you buy an album, a pocket book,
q bible or hymn book, or cigar case,
for one dollar or more, at James q
Webb's, 224 Market street ,you can have
q name put In 1t In gold letters, free OF
charge. Don't forget James q Webb's,
224 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16

Having closed out for a
New York importer a large
lot of Children's Cloaks at a
great sacrifice in price, we
are enabled to offer these
goods at almost half regular
prices. This statement
should interest mothers who
wish to save money in buy
ing cloaks for their children.
Special bargains, also, in La
dies Newmarkets, Dolmans
and Russian Circulars. Clos
ling out prices. Now is the
time to buy.We are oferinga
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16
A Chance for she Boys.

Country boys may make something
for Christmas by gathering evergreen
and taking the same to No. 100 Market
street, as some three thousand yards
are wanted at that place.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16
Ladies' and Gentlemen

are especially invited to come to No. 8
West Sixth street, and examine our
new bed spring, Perfect Rest. Are in
use In eleven States, and are sure to
please. A trial free. All orders
promptly filed.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16

There was not q quorem present at
the regular meeting Of the Board of
Health last night, consequently no bust
ness was transacted with the exception
Of receiving the reports Of the executive
officers In relation to nuisances.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16

Beautiful French and American en-
graved glassware some exceedingly
rich styles In tumblers just open ed.
Colored glass In profusion. I. Lewis
Row, 415 King street.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16

Cranor & Co. Is the place to 90 for AZ
kinds of umbrellas. Beautiful siIk
umbrellas from $2.26 TO $500 Alpaca
from el.75 to $275; gingham from 'oc'
70 81. 80 gloria from $3.25 TO $3.fo.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16

Kid gloves at one-half price. Just
received, one hundred dozen three but
ton kid gloves at As cents q pair. Pyle
& Lichtenstein, 226 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16
ChatterbOx for 1855,

Forty five cents, at James s. Webb's,
224 Market street. Other books in pro-
portion. Open every evening.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16

Bulwer. Thaokery. Elliott, Scott,
works, in cloth, half calf and morocco
binding, at the special book sale, at
Pyle & Lichtenstein's, 226 Market st.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16

To temperize with your health instead
of promptly using DIR. Bulls Baltimore
Pills is supreme folly.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16
Great Bargains, for Two Week
Only.

Ladies' and gentlemen wanting ahoei
and slippers cannot do better than com,
during our great sale of old stdck which
we are selling below cost, as we want Il
make room for rubber goodsJ Mills &
Co., East Fourth street. N. BIB,
calling you will find we mean what W
say.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16

Thousands Of Christmas cards at
James 30 Webb's, 224 Market street,
Never 30 cheap or SO beautiful. Open
every evening.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16

Elegant line of fur top gloves fo
ladies, misses and children, suitable
for Christmas presents. Pyle & Lich
tenstein, 226 Market ssret.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16

Sun rises ITO. Sun sots Az.
Agents for DuMlap's Hats,
Rumford Brothers. Hatfera.
Try Bush's coal you VIII Ifkeft.
George r. Hodges, t07 Shipley street.
Have you read the Home Weekly ?"
Rink roller skates at cost, 80 cent store.
Try Bush's coal you will surely like it.
Birds and cages at Psrkers's, East and ct
Millard r. Davis, iowelsr, Q Il. and street.
City Laundry, Sixth and Shipley streets
Fine IS K. Rings, 1t Hanrs. 10 E Fourth
Hsrting, Sign painter, 221 West Seventh ct
vary's Fhila. messenger. s. Il. cor. 9Th and
Market.
For dolls, doll carriages, chairs and era
dies. and toys Of every description, 20 to
Adair's Variety store, 4l3 King street.
Z" We never eee tear In the eye," says q
celebrated writer, but We are reminded OF q
warm heart.
Independence and selfrespsct are essen
tial to happiness, and these are never to be
at,atnted together without work.
Burning oil. Harrison paint, perfumery,
toilet articles and medicines Of every KIND as
Booths Pharmacy, Newport, Del.
walker & Linton, No. eos Shipley street
heuse, sigu painters And grainers. brick
for city or country.
No Information however important, nc
thing compared with the habit OF CONTINUOUS
application and patient effort.
John o. Bryant is selling elegant Plush
and Morocco albums, ct 419 Shipley street
for 81. 20 each. Your choice in any size, Tor
$3.50 at 4l9 Shipiey street.
Go to W. H. Hsrtiove's, 800 L. Third street
For Guns, Rides, Ammunition, Sporting
Goods, TAxfdermy and fine Guns. Repa trtng
q speciality. Locksmithing and bell hang
Ing attended to.
Gold, flower bronze, velvet ana plush
mouldings are al tho style. Frames mad
pfices. Baugh, 7oa west second street. r
IS.-Ohromos Of all kinds cheap.
Nothing more impairs authority than Q
| too frequent or indfscreet exertion Of II. i
thu 1def itself were to be continual 1t woult
excite no more terror than the noise OF q mill
| and we should sleep In tranquility when II
1 roared Its loudest,
How many cigarettes do You smoke in
dsyi"
'1sn't that rather Injurious 2"
"Itis-to the cigarettes"
Morrow & Croker, AT French street, ,Grav-
el, Plastic and Stag Roofers. Tin roofs made
water tight with our improved costing. Ais
tin roofs painted with the celebr ated AS
bestos paint. Old roofs repaired and mad'
water tight. All work done by ms guaran
Iteed.
The difference between rising at five ant
seven O'Clock in the morning, for the space o
the same hour at night, is nearly equivalen
TO the addition of ten years to mans life.
II you buy an album, pocket-book
o bible or hymn book, or a cigar case
for one dollar or more, at James
Webb's, 224 Market street, you can hav
o name put on it in gold letters, free o
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16
Fur TrimminRa.

A full line of fur trimmings, from two
to nine inches wide at Pyle 81 Lichten-
stein g, 226 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16
Pocket.boo ks and Cabbas.

Cranor & Co. have an elegant assort-
ment Of pocket-books and cabbas at
low prices.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16

Life of General Grant. Gust out),
printed In one syllable for children at
PYLE & Lichtenstein's 226 Market st.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16
A few ranges and heating stoves i,

A few ranges and heating stoves re-
manning, which will be sold at greatly
red uced prices. They are of most i'm.
proved manufacture and are gusran.
teed. The Sohoen Heater and Stove
Co., manufacturers of wrought iron fur.
uaces, 415 Market street and 414 Ship
lsy ktreet
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16
massachusetts Elections.

Locals Elections were held on Tues
day in Massachusetts, In Boston, ,
Mayor O'Brien, Democrat, was re-
elected by a vote of 26, ,667 to 1S 080 for
j. M. Clark, Republican. The vote last
year was 27 ,944 for O'5 rien and "a, 168
for Martin, Republican and Citizens
candidate. O'Brien's majority of $50
this year is said to be the largest
ever given to q candidate for Mayor in
Boston.
In Worcester, Samuel Winslow,
Republican, was elected Mayor by q
plurality of 1885 over Pratt, Democrat.
The Probition candidate received 272
votes. The city voted against license.
1t gave 2123 majority for license las.
year.
At Newburyport, Charles G. Dam,
Independent Citizen, was elected May
or over Curtis, Democratic Working
Man. All the Alderman and twelve OF
the eighteen Councilmen are Indepen
deuts. The city went for license,
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16
|cOts's EmulsHOn Of Pure Coo Live
OH, with pOphOsphatos

diseases. DIR. @. T. Bromser. Rochester,
N. Y, says ;" After having used Scott's
Emulsion with decided benefit upon
myself, I have taken great pleasure
in recommending 1t since in the various
conditions of wasting in which 1t ts
indicated"
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16

Cranor 3 Co. have reduced their em
broidered fiannels from S1.25 to 75c TO
Christmas.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16

II is painfully annoying to be dis
turbed in public assemblies by some
one coughing when You know Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup is only % cents.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16

All the new colorings and the lowest
gssoss s M.rsss IN the s.Sss esy Pyle
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16
James 81 webh's haseu

james 81 Webb's basement is q lively
place. Stacks of books, and as to
prices, never SO cheap. Come and see
you will not be urged to buy.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16

Associated Charities benefit Ut tn,
Citizens Blink tonight.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16

Thousands of Christmas cards at
James & Webb's, IA Market street.
Never 30 cheap or 30 beautiful. Open
every evening.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16
R0m0mh

Remember the poor. Associatei
Charities at the Citizens' Ro tonight.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16

Thousands Of Christmas cards at
James g. Webb's, 22i Market stree:
Never 30 cheap or so beautiful. Open
every evening.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16

No Quorum Present.

Cranor & Cos BAlmoral skirts, IL
forty different styles.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16
Gloves

In Kid, Fur Top and Cash
mere, for Ladies, Gentlemen.
and Children, at our usual
low prices, as well as the
best value to be found in
Hosiery and Underwear.
Special Bargains in eIoaks.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16

Gage cannot wither 1t nor custom
state Its infinite variety" Flesh is
hardly heir to an ache or pain which
cannot be cured by using Salvation Oil.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16

II you buy an album, pocket-book,
q bible or o hymn book, or cigar case,
for one dollar or more, at James q
Webb's, 224 Market street, you can have
name put on it in gold letters. free OF
charge. Don't forget James & Webb's,
224 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16

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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1885-08-22
Here, near Pittsfield, is the birthplace
presents,

Here, near Pittsfield, is the birthplace
of the only original wormless dried
apple pie with which we generally in.
suit our gastric economy when we lunch
along the railroad. These pies. when
properly kiln-dried and riveted, with
german silver monogram on top. if
fitted ont with Yale time lock. make
the best fire and burglar-proof wormless
pies of commerce. They take the place
of civil war, and as a promoter OF intes-
tine strife they have no equal.
The farms in Maine are fenced in
with stone walls. / do not know why
this is DONE for did not see anything
on these farms that any one would
naturally yearn to carry away with him.
saw some sheep in one of these in
closures. Their steel-pointed bills were
lying on the wall near them, and they
were resting their jaws in the crisp
frosty morning air. In another in;
closure farmer was planting clover
seed with hypodermic syringe, aud
covering it with mustard plaster. He
said that last year his clover was q
complete failure because his mustard
plasters were no good. He had tried to
save moneN Ny usluS ScCOHu-uduQ
mustard plasters. and Of course the
clover seed. missing the warm stimulus,
neglected to rally, and the crop was .
failure.
Here may be noticed the eanvas-back
moose and a strong antipathy to good
rum. l do not wonder that the people
of Maine are hostile to rum-if they
Judge all rum by Maine rum. The
moose is one of the most gamey of the
finny tribe. He is caught in the fall OF
the year with double barrel shotgun
and pair of snow-shoes. He does not
bite unless irritated, but little boys
should not 60 near the female moose
while she rs on her nest. The mascu-
line moose wears hare lip and a hat
rack on his head, to which is attached
a placard, on which is printed:
HPLEAsE KEEP Orr THE GRASS.
This shows that the moose is hu.
mOrist.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1885-08-22

How He Would Have Punished Marshal
Bazaine.
At Victor Hugo's house one evening
the question of capital punishment was
discussed, anent the commutation OF
the sentence of Bazaine into perpetual
Imprisonment. Several politicians who
were present blamed this commutation
and maintained that no one had ever
better deserved death than Bazaine.
NO" said Hugo, Il would not have
loaded chassepots for him; but, if l had
been President of the Council of War.
this is what should have done: should
have convoked to the Champ de Mars
the National Assembly, all the troops
of Paris, all the people; and there in the
presence of that crowd, in presence of
that army. in presence of the represent
atives of the nation, should have had
Bazaine brought forward, dressed in all
the insignia of marshal of France.
Then the President of the Assembly
would have read aloud the judgment
declaring Bazaine traitor to his coun-
try, and condemning him to degrada-
ton. Then the senior subaltern officer
would have torn off his crosses, broken
his sword. trampled his epaulettes un-
der foot, and, the ceremony over, would
have said to the degraded man: Now,
Monsieur Bazaine, 60! you are free. :"
No one can deny the grandeur OF this
conception of moral and exemplary
chastisement. Morning NeUs.