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The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1884-10-10
PROHIBITION OHIO.
The nj. John Leaders Claiming Tina
They VIII Poll 10000 Votes.

The estimates as to the number of votes
Ohio will give to st. john the Prohibition
candidate for President. vary considerably.
Neal Dow in 1880 had only 2,646, while
the candidate four years before that scored
only 1876. The highest Prohibition vote
ever given i'll the State was for Budlow for
Governor in 1880, and reached 1881
Only half that number was polled for
Schumacher last fall. The Prohibitionists
claim 20, 900 this year, and the extremists
among them place it 10000 or $4,000
higher In any case there will be enough to
cause some discomfort to the Republicans
in close vote. Republican leaders are
urging the temperance people to keep away
from the third party, declaring that so long
as the Republican party is prosecuted by
the saloon men and their allies, for the
Scott law reform and other temperance
endeavors, SO long should the temperance
voters give their aid and support to the
only party that has taken responsibility
i'll the direction of reform. They also add
that Blaine should not be forsaken in a
time when an attack is being made on him
because of his votes for prohibition in the
past. These arguments are having effect
in some quarters, although the general dis
position is to go ahead with the prohibition
campaign and push it for all it is worth.
The chief temperance organization of the
State-the Woman's Christian Temperance
Cnion-has so far kept itself neutral on
this question, but strong effort is being
made to cause it to declare for St. John,
and throw its undoubted influence in a
political direction. If it does so there NAV
be some lively work done between now and
November, and the size of the Prohibition
vote in such case would be a decidedly
unknown quantity.-7elegrapA.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1884-10-10

10000 square feet of space has been Sc
New Orleans Exhibition. The pottery
and silk exhibits promise to be unusually
fine.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1884-10-10

The Continent, conducted by Judge AL
bion w. Tourgee, has been sold to the
Christian at Work and will hereafter be in
corporated with that Journal.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1884-10-10

Jerseymen employed in Washington
have made arrangements for reduced rail-
road fares when they return home to vote
in November.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1884-10-10

Arrangements are said to have been
made by Mr.. G. W. Presley, inventor of
the American Star bicycle, to have those
machines manufactured in Great Britain,
France and Belgium.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1884-10-10
51ied.

STRATTON.-In Warrington, on the LIST inst,
Charles \. Stratton, in his oath year
Yard wide printed chintz or Foulards,
at 10 cents much wider, finer and better
than calico. The new patterns just re-
ceiyed at Humphreys.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1884-10-10
GOV. ST. JOHNS ACCEPTANCE.
He Thinks All Issues Should BE Sub,
ordinate to that of Temperance.

The secretary of the National Prohibit
ton party furnishes this letter of accept
ance from Gov. st. John, the candidate of
that party for President of the United
States:
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1884-10-10

The police of Philadelphia made 351
arrests for intoxication on Saturday and
Sunday.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-06

Mr.. Albin X. Robinson, the Demo
cratic candidate for City Treasurer, we
believe, does not deny that lie voted al
Princess Anne, Maryland, on the 9th
of last November. Neither IS this
denied by the Every Evening, that sup
ports him. Where does this place Mr.
| Robinson ? Just where we placed him
yesterday. Claiming as he does to be I.
citizen Of the State of Delaware, by that
very claim he publishes himself as an
illegal voter in the State of Maryland.
1t is for the people TO say tomorrow by
their votes whether man that has so
little regard for the ballot is the right
man to elect City Treasurer ofWilming-
ton. If he excuses himself on the plea
of not having knowledge of the laws
of citizenship, his ignorance is not the
best guarantee that he will make a
Evening even admits that he might be
iindictable, and subject to punishment
for illegal voting in Maryland, but still
be under no otfenSe in Delaware. This
is true, but such an apology for Mr..
Robinson is very poor recommends
ton to get the votes Of the people Of
Wilmington, who believe in political
reform. In any manner i'll which the
question is viewed, the case turns against
Mr.. Robinson, and if he would save his
credit he should even now withdraw
his name as a candidate for City Trea-
surrr.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-06

y LITTLE circular, purporting to be
in the interests of the Republicans, has
been thrown around the streets, which
would mislead many voters if it were
not known that it was very inaccurate
in its statements. For instances it says
the city, under Water Commission,
will have to pay S20, 900 for the use OF
fire plugs, and $1,000 additional for the
use of water for public buildings. The
truth OF the matter is, the city can
elect to pay $4,000 for the use Of water
for city purposes. Another very mae
curate statement is that the threeWater
Commissioners are to be paid $4,000 a
year as salaries. II should have been
5000. 1t is bad enough at the correct
figures.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-06
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Facts for Undecided Voters.

Tie city election for President Of the
City Council a City Treasurer, a mem
Der Of Council from each ward and for
ward officers will he held tomorrow,
The polls opening between eleven and
Twelve O'Clock and closing at seven
o'clock i'll the evening. Upon this cleo
tion will depend the political character
Of the City Council for the next two
years Tie question with voters who
are making up their mind which way
70 vote IS, which OF the parties has been
The most economical in the past. and
which will give the best government
for the money to be expended in the
future? In order to arrive at a proper
conclusion the voters mind will have
70 run back at least over the last term
IN Council Of each Of the two parties re-
spectVely.
Democratic rrll" III Council ceased
with May, lS'2. The condition Of III,
city III that time must he well rrlnem.
Der"d BY all who will vote Tomorrow
who were in tIlc city at that time Th,
OTewratt in III" bank reached over $50,
900, and besides 81 5000 Of the appro
pria;ton for oUild,ug and carrying Or
the public schools We're taken and Spent
tor the current EXPENSES Of the city
True, there were unpaid water rent.
and city taxes, but not sufficient to bal
ance the Over,ratt. Besides this heavy
contracts were given out which exhaus
ted the most Of the appropriations TO-
the first year Of the Republican rule
1t will be remembered how Council wa
pressed for the expended school appro
priation, and how that the city had t.
pay a heavy discount for notes given b
the Board Of Education TO pay the con
tractors for enlarging and remodelin
No. school until the LEGISLATURE mt
and gave the city authority to borro,
money to relieve itself Of its tinancia
difficulty. IT will be remembered ais
that SG0, 600 additional had TO be ho
rOWed 10 meet the other ovcrdrawn ~
propriatlons, such as putting in tn
Dlne water Wheel which was to co
the city about $4,000, and which co
over 80 ,rVu.
so completely crippled was the ci,
IN It's hnancial management Ivy the on
gong Democratic Council Of 1882 til
1t has taken the two years Of Eepub
can rule to place the finance on q fir
OASIS again and 70 finish Democrat
contracts One thing is certain, at Il
end OF two-ycar term the City Count
Daily Republican., 1884-06-06
DIR. :SIMMe.'
veg etsbia Pile.
The Protection Of Pills,

The most famous liver medicine On earth
no EripiuR. sickness or weakness attend tn 81,
IFeratlOn TAoy DO not leave the bowels odS1
hVe. They touo and strengthen the Liver.
And act on thskidneys, stomach and skin,
,u1irH liver complaint, sick headache, nen
'alain biliouSne1s, pain in the sides or back
pam N tho bowois, kdneys or bladder, etc. -
Very valuable In dyspepsia, lnaIarial fever OF
dumb ague, chil!a and fever, general weak.
neSs, loss Of "fappetite, etc. They arc splendia
for weakly ranates as an assistant to keep tn.
system hea!tAy. They are endorsed and 70
commented by thousands rs the incest pur
E&G'Ve and splendid liver medicine. Elegant.
= sugar coated; 70 cents box; family boxei
. n one II. Sont by mail. Sold by leading
'eaierb In medicines, Main depot, Fourth
9Hd Ai,g streets, Wilmington, Dol, and eo1
hrch 't:Het, Philadelphia. uov22.tf
Daily Republican., 1884-06-06

OREGON, THE FIRST STATE THAT
held an election in the Presidential
campaign year, starts off with no un-
certain indication of her attachment to
the Republican party. The returns OF
the election held last Monday show that
Herman, the Republican candidate for
Congress, is elected by over two thou
sand majority, and that the Republi-
cans will have majority of nine in the
Legislature. This is Republican in
crease Of five hundred over the last cleo
ton, and secures a Republican for a
United States Senator in place of Far
ley, Democrat. The Republicans Of the
far northwest have done uoblv.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-06

ONE Of the most liberal and intelli-
gent Democrats in the City Council is
John NJ. Newell, from the Eleventh
ward. As Mr.. Newell is holding over
member, he and Joshua Maris, whom the
voters Of that ward should elect to-mOr-
row, would ably represent that section
of the city. Intelligent Democrats who
care nothing for partisan polite 5
should vote for Mr., Maris, and give the
ward one Republican and one Demo-
crative representative in the City Coun-
ell.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-06
DRAWlNf CF FNONEMHER Is. 1888,

NJ. A. Sacerdote, 80 ST Louis street,
Ncwtrleans, La. II,
N. B, Phelps, l45 Berlin st. (5,h Dist)
New Orleans, La. La.............. 49,
G. N. Coleman. Charlest0n, W. NI... s.,
Paid Bank Of Madison, Jackson, Tenn. g.,
Paid jules Cassard. New Orleans
National Bank, New Orleans, La A.
Paid Wm. A :. NJ ,Ore. New Orleans
National BANK, New Orleans, La q
Robert 'leraEder, through Lock
wood II 90, san Antonio, Texas. J..
G, G. tant, Madison G. H., Va, col.
looted through State Bank Of Rich
llOnd, Na.................... !,
Daily Republican., 1884-06-06

DEMOCRATS shout reform, while they
take for their candidate for the office
.o1 City Treasurer Il man who ac.
knowI"dge: that he violated the laws
OF Maryland by voting Illegally. They
shout economy while they take as u
candidate for City Council in the Third
ward III" mlnwho ,wAilehe was inCoun-
Gil and chairman Of the Finance Com
iulttee, lni,approprlare,l 321 900 belong
ing to the Board II Education,
Daily Republican., 1884-06-06
WING or OCTOBER 9, 1888.

l.. A. Haye-, TOR Mrs M. +. Hayer.
New York City ity,.......,.......... lb,0Ot
hos. Matterface, New York city,. 1906
II. &. Richardson, collected through
J. Ii. Die y Co Meaiyille, Pa. 500
Mrs. l.. Woolery, Philadelphia, Pa: t0ot
NJ. q. Mitchell. 3l's N. ST., N. W,
Washington, u Z ............... GOO
Z. NJ. Flecs, Hoph nbvllle. Ky....... 1000
Wm. Livery, ia ". Madison street,
Chicago. Observation-Disclosures, ?, oC
}. }. NEEDING, Washington, ID. C.... I,9ot
J. &. Turner, cor. Common and Ba.
rome streets, New Orleans, la =. l.o(
VIM. II. Ford, 4g6 Dr!ades street,
New ORLEANS, La. La.................. l,N
Daily Republican., 1884-06-06
lfitercStiAk,

Our stock Of fine trimmed hats aud
bouuets was never 50 large or desirable
,s at present, and We are selling theln
at very bottom prices. Also full aud
complete line Of the newest aud most
desirable shape III untrinmed goods, ay
well AS Il large and well. selected stock
of plumes, tips, flowers, etc. An ex.
animation Of these bargains in mill.
merry is respectfully solicited. Mrs. h
Is. Kirby, 2O2 King street.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-06

THE Democrats Of the Second ward
do not think the south side Of that ward
worthy Of representative il the City
Council. The people Of the south side,
Irrespective of party, will resent this
Insult tomorrow by voting for Mr..
Eastburn, the Republican candidate
from that side.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-06

will be handed over to whatever party
succeeds tomorrow, with pledges kept
and no floating debt to meet--nothing
whatever against it of financial char.
acter except an overdraft on the Trea-
sury of about $4,000, which is offset by
more than twice that amount of unpaid
city taxes and water rents for 1883,
which will yet be collected. With
such a financial showing there should
be no hesitation on the part of unde-
cided voters how to cast their votes to-.
morrow.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-06
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IN ALL PROBABILITY. before thi,
issue Of the EErrHIICAN REACHES its
readers, James q. BlAinr,or some other
good Republican, will he nominated fOI
President of the United States. Tnrr,
is no doubt that Blaine will lead on til,
first ballot, and even come within fifty
votes Of nomination, bur whether lie
VIII get the needed fifty 70 Nominate
hin is the au-absorbing question.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-06
DRAWING OFJUNE IL, 1853.

DRAWING OF Jul NE II, IbS3.
James Demoruelle, Irene ST., New
Orleans, La. ....................... $4,000
Gustave Rosenthal, Fayctte st. Raj.
eign, N. C.....'............. 1900
Paid l.. +. Servary, bookkeeper State
National Bank, New Orleans, for
account Bank Of Commerce, Mem
phis, Tenn ....................... 10000
Frank Brown, Eastport, N. Y........ 10000
York .......... ................ 10000
II. N. Pleasance, Cleveland, Ohio. 1000
James J. Walsh, lsv Varisk St., New
York ........,............ -. 5000
+. NJ. Ward, Pasadena, tal. collec-
ted through Wells, Fargo Il Co.,
san Francisco, Gal. .............' 2,@o
q. I, kimserlin, Texas, Washington
Co., KY, collected through First
National Bank, springfield, KY. 1000
Daily Republican., 1884-06-06
DRAW ING OF JILN 10, lSs3


Lieut.. Josiah Chance. 18th Infantry,
Fort Lincoln, Dakota. ............
Gus Botto, Opera saloon, Cairo, Ills,
and A. b. Gibson, Conductor Cairo
Division, Wabash, ST. Louis l.
Pacific Il. t., Garmi, Ills. ........
A. I. DeBaun, Cairo, Ills .......
Cbas. d Thompson, 81 l.. lith street,
N. f..:.. .............. .........
Theodore Noigt, % Avery St, Bos on,
J. 7, Moore, Burgin, Mercer Co., Ky.
+ II, Hamilton, Toronto, Ont ......
). 7. Bartlett, gainesville, Texas.
II. Evert, 423 N. Clark st, Chicago,
Z. ?. Lobsch, 4la N. 7th st., fhila.,
H.. ............. .....-.......
NJ. lftrich tein, 3 Chambers st, New
York City, collected through Ger
mama Bank, Yew York .........
Daily Republican., 1884-06-06
WING OF MAY IS, 1884.

Isaac HaiDes. Engineer Memphis X
Charleston X r., col ectet through
W K. Rfson & 60, Hunts ille,
Ala. ..................... 1890
Is. }. Dorsey, 33 Jackson 1t. Memphis,
Tenn. ...................... IL 90
a. q. l,rinkle, Lancaster, ohio ...... 300
I. > AEh'y. Sherohr, Grant g., ~. 300
Paid First National Bank col, lnl l2J
| ). Newmun. 40 Henry street. ". y. 1.2n
FOR tuil particulars f the Gra' Il Sem
Annual Drawing Of the II b inst. see sch III
| II Hnp'lrr column Of this paper to-day.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-06
FACTS AND FIGURES.
Truth STRONGER Than Slander.-
The Record OF the Past Yenr,

A partial list Of the prizes above One
Thousand Dollars, paid by the Louisiana
State Lottery Company during the year
ending May, 1884, together with the names
and addresses given to the Company by the
holders, emitting those who have 70
quested 1t
Receipts for the amounts are on file at the
offices OF tho Company.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-06
DRAWING OF AUGUST ii, 1859

INA NlNI tf Al ttUSl IA, len
l., SHERMAN, 93 Dearborn ct, Chica
go, Ills Observation-Disclosures.
". I Muse, Rocky Mount, N. & -.
hev. Moses ZerOvich, h4iH 5. Canal
st Chicago, Ills g.. ...,..........
Jack Graves, Stockeli Engine No. 1,
Nashville, Tenn :.
9ustave Bauman Preble Machine
Works, IS X ~ ". Monroe street,
Chicago, Ills.
Messfs sam Selig aud J. NJ. Little.
hale, Selma, Ala &c.. ..,..........
VIM. r.. Oates. q. Willis, A. A, Pres
colt and Robt. Payne, collected
through NickshIrg Bank ot Mis-
slsslppl...... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
l. '. N0ntersnith, 2t2g Locust st.,
Phila., Ia -............... o.. 80.
Michael DAILY, Canton, Miss. ..........
Daily Republican., 1884-06-06
DRAWING OFFtBKuARI T. 1855

Frank facloile, y Pine st Jackson
WIIe, Fla ....,..,,,...........,.. l5,yot
Herman Kirchner, Crystal Hotel
corner +th and Berry sts., san
Francisco. Cal. al.................. 1900
Horace N. Hatch, los 81, Boston,
Msss........... ............., l5,o,t
j. A. Sofa /, q hoyal st., New or.
leans, La .....,........ ......... 900
Ii. X. Hicks, MO'glhton, n, G., col
lected through inuE of Asnc.
vtlc, Asheviile. n E......... 5.C0t
K. Frank Dodge, =. O.Byx 385, Bevcr-
ly, Mass. ..,,....,........... 200
W 4 ght pytbU pI
Daily Republican., 1884-06-06

THE free trade Democratic members
lot Congress are mad about the tariff
platform the Republicans have adopted
al Chicago No better evidenced is need
ed that the Republican platform is as
nearly rigNt rs it can BE- made.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-06
DRAWING OF SEfTkMBER u, i

Mrs. Martina livingston, Morgan
} W. khbe. cor. MariGny h Clai.
borne sts.. New Orleans, La 100.
ChGs l. Maycr, care Htrsn, Mayer
g. Co., i60 Market street Chicago,
llif'. ....... .,..... .-........
W. G. Merrill, Albert lea. Mimi.
A. Miller, ~ fremont St, Boston,
Mas ... 80,
G. Y. Wildesiun. Round Valley, Cal
Daily Republican., 1884-06-06

LET every voter who was assessed at
the last assessment, and who las not
got tax receipt that entities him to
vote, % to the tax collectors office and
pay his taxes, that lie may vote to-
morrow.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-06

VOTERS Of Wilmington, if you are
opposed to the Water Commission, and
do not want to see it 60 into operation,
you can carry out your desire by voting
the Republican ticket Tomorrow.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-06

DEMOCRATS Of Wilmington, you
who are opposed 80 Water Commits
sion, the only possible chance left for
you 10 defeat this Commission is to vote
tor Republican Council.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-06

N"IENS Of the Second ward, can you
get man who will serve you better in
the Civ Council than a. a. Eastburn
has done? Is he not better qualified tt
serve sou than railroad conductor
Daily Republican., 1884-06-06
DRAWING OrMARCH II, IS

Henry Rivers foreman West Milwuu-
kee Shops, st. Paul X. r., Nil.
waukee, Wis .................. ....... lb,Ot
w,i1is Il iJe!4snsfh' frosi Columbus, Miss, 1896
John Martell, 8I} Sacramento street.
George Bumm, care Barry, Baird
90 g. +. Robbins, tl2 Leaven.
worth street, San francisco, Cal.. .O,(t
August FrOeOel, cor. B'way and Wal.
nut streets, st. Louis, Mo........ G.ot
James WentzeI. Pottsyiile, Pa. ....... SO
&. W. Mccormick. Charleston, Ark DOT
K. Spechels, Baldwlns, Jackson Go. i. l,2t
Frederick Masten, ll9 Franklin st,
Buffalo, N. Y Y.................... l,2t
Daily Republican., 1884-06-06
WING OF APRlL :, 1884.

vet, Ky.....,...................... 1906
j. O'frien, Richmond, Va. Connected
ihrolgh i.aucuslcr " Lucke...... $40
Homer l. Bishpln San FrunciscD,C ,Cnl. d, q
lsa Tor lsaa"s, Modesto, Gal .......... J,GUi
k. j.. Hen!r"tsun. 3ly North Water
st, rAIlHdetphia, Pa..........,.. 2,G0t
Norman SduGiGrF, WASHINGTON, DO. 2,OOt
| Oscar SweNs0n. n I,............... 2.'U
| Robt. Walker. Washington, ID g.. 2O3
| BYRON T. Hulges. For. Wayne. lld... l,2C
james Fox, toTt Wayne, nt......... l,20
G. y. Desholts, sherman. Tex. ........ l.20
| Ii. q. 1reubpry, jJa n. ID Ave, NY. l,20
Daily Republican., 1884-06-06
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VOTERS Of Wilmington, ifyou want
53O,OoO additional taxes to pay, vote
| tor Democratic City Council.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-06
A.C.YATES &CO.
Ledger Building, Chestnut and Snth Streets,
PHILADELPHIA
spHlLADtlPHlh,w ,wlL.uINtrUN AND
T. BbLTl TlMDRE RAlLRDAn
January 7TH. 1884.
Trains leave wilmington 10 follows:

January 7TH. 1854.
Trains leave Wilmington ~ follows:
FOR Phihdelphia and interuediate sta
tons, $40 100 1850 a. LII 80, 4.Gu 40, q bb
y IN.
Philadelphia, (exprcss), = 2245, $50, 7.59,
s.l6, 9, 9.39, 9 81, 1907, ll.2 a. n. A45 l.5+,
6.l7, b.lO, 6.37. 6+ep. IL.
New York. 200, 245, go, r.40, 100. 1907
II. .53 q. II. 'l23s, l.54 2.30 BIZ, G.37. t.4t D..
For West Chester, via LanoKin. d 40 and
S.l5 a. N. 2.3U and 400 p, III.
Baltimore and Intermediate stations 100
10 0b a, In. ; 900 u. NJ.
baltimore and BAY Line 100 y u.
Baltimore and Washington. ~. 4.s8, SOB,
lo.os a. m. ; o}. r,N, 1903, 100, I.09 +, n. ;
Baltimore only, LOS a. m. l2!7 and T.. IL.
Trains for delaware Division leave for
Rev tagtle SIS Ot d. II. ills, 800, acc
and 6.25 y. m
Harrington, ncuAI, aad way stations, u1t
a. m, AMI II T. IL.
Wyomtnl and way station, s.g5 Pm.
LXprc,5 !"r harrington +.0U ,. IL.
SUNDAY TRAINS,
Phiiadelphi" snt ,utcruol4tc sation>
$40 a. III. wee II. o ~ :. il g. e., r. n
PhiIadelphia aHd N-5 uh, .6G, 4.4G
N. 5.l7, 6.3T, 1.4a p. U
For West Chester. ia l.HnoRln, h.l0 . e.
| and 80 J.. IN
| Baltimore and " usiiugt,.n ~, 49,, vt.
1000 a. N. !; ll.Jt 4. IN HDlHWrTs, I.U5 a. IA,
| F'r TURNER inlur,uAtiOl y ..,ergers are re.
'erTed u the time Tables po't"G At he Sta
! tiOns.
Irain~ marked ~ are limited e.presa,
upon which extra fare ischar.cd.
CHARLES 4. pUtH, h. WDDh,
+eno'at Manager. 'Ien neral 8 .enucr tyrr
Daily Republican., 1884-06-06

NEW SHDESTURE-b.F Oh hLfANr
IN formerly OF Second and Market streets
solicits his old friends and customers to ex
anime his large stock Of cheap boots and
shoes at No. all King street, next to Dllin's
tea store HIS motto Il good boots and shoes
at low prices. Ladies', CATERS, 75c. up; mems
81 up; misses and childreL's at reduced
prices. mays-3m
Daily Republican., 1884-06-06
DRAWING OF JANUARY Is. 1854.

Henry Munk, 2I6 1latlot ave, De.
, roit, Mich..................,.... 2cOt
Sam Levy, Detroit. Mich.... ... 2,tOt
W. NJ. LaKey Bells, Grayson Co.,
Tex. ;:.....;...,.... ................ l,2OC
Conn y feitelnaH. lU2 Gravicr st..
New Orleans, La...,............. l,2)t
Daily Republican., 1884-06-06

DRAWING OF DECEMBER Il, 1883.
John keyes Paige care l.. II. Alexan-
dre y Co., Nassau st.. N. Y..... 2500t
7. McAuttte, Savannah, Geo. l,OUt
Daily Republican., 1884-06-06
\ AOTICns.

GUARDIAN LOAN ASSOCIATION.
NJ Second Series. New Is the time II you
desire to secure shares In the second series Of
" q 9uardisn Savings and Loan Association" :"
Only a limited number for sale. Shares one
dollsr each. This association lie exceedingly
popular and oters safe investment to
everybody. Apply to VIM L. HAWKINS,
Secretary, 7l2 NJ arket street. l+.lm-eod
DlSSOLUTlDN OF COPARIN Err
- ship. Tho co partnership heretofore
existing between the Undersigned, under the
name OF Tatnall Bros, his been this day
dissolved by mutual consent. The business
will be continued by A. X. Tatnall, un-
der the same firm name.
A. X. TATNALL,
May 81, 1884 i4.ot THOS TATNALL.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-06

TINE CHEAPEST AND BEST PLACE
i to have your locksmithing ani bell
hanging done Is at W. II. HARTLEY E'S,
practical gun and locksmith, No. 2Ga East
Third street. Particular attention 10 sharp
ening lawn-moweIs, saws scissors, etc.
mayl+3m
Daily Republican., 1884-06-06

NOrlCE-NLW sluCk FOR SALE BY
IN WOrkingm.n's Loan Association first
payment due 22d OF May.
HtUkHE G. MARlS,
myltlm Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-06
RED STAR LINE.
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