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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-02-21
OFFICE BcARD OF SUPERVISORS, l
 MAHiCOPA COUNTY.
PrOrNIx. A. T.. Feb. l9, 18S


 Present: M. Wormser. chairman ; A. J. Halbert and N. Herrick, Super visors; Clerk; and Districs Attorney.
 Miauies f previous meeting read, approved and signed.
 Mir Baker, District Attorney ask ed to have the following entered upon the minutes as an order of the Board:
 "Tbe District Attorney is ordered to institute he pEeper legal procee'i- ings 10 protect the couity in regard to the pretended Reavis grant or clam. He is authorized to enter protest against the same in the U 6- Surveyor Generals office, and C sur Il oiher steps therein as ma pe proper to protect the property of the county.
 By vote of full Board the above order Is a.iopi' and approved.
 Capt Hancock submitted propo~ sition to build bridge across the Grand CnnAl-that if the county would furnish the lumber the Canal Company would build ihe bridge.
 By vote of. full Board the proposi> ion was reje, sed
 By vote of full Board il is ordered that the Road Ove:seer of Road Dis trict No 1 procure inc County Sur veyor sna have him survey the line of the wagon road from the north east corner Of Phoenix to the north cast corner of Section 12, h To wu~ ship N, R E.
 On melton Board adjourned to m eet at D. m.
 AFTERNOON SESSION.
 At 3 o'clock p. m., Board met with all members present.
 Mir Jas. Ellis appeared before the Board and asked to have rebate of axes for amount taxed ou so ve nt debts.
 Mir. Herrick desired to have the District Attorneys written opinion of the matter.
 He said without a submission of facts, he had DO opinion to give; but stated that in all such cases he thinks it wrong to strike off taxes under such ciFcum<tances.
 N. Herrick moved that rec"n> sideration be had of the order strik> ing off tine tax of NJ. Asher & Bro. Seconded by Halbert.
 By vote of full Board the matter was reconsidered, and the order heretofore entered-to- wit: on the 18th day of February, striking of the tax of M. Asher S Bro. be rs- scinded and omitted
 Judge DeForest Porter made sug gestion to the Board that the out houses to be built for the courthouse be put on the south side of the court house next 10 dead wall.
 In the matter of the bill Qf S. E. Patton for balance on courthouse clock and for extra work, it is agreed that it be submitten to arbitration, the Board choosing GlaksOn Avery and Patton choosing H. W. R der.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-02-21

years-such as loss of memory, Lassitude. Nocturnal Emission, aversion to society, Di.aneRs of yis.on, noises In the hee l. the vital fluid passing Unobserved in the Urine and many other diseases that lead to in sanity and death.
 Dr. Mlntie will agree to forfeit Rive Hun dred Dollars for 8 case of this Kind the Vital Restorative (under his special advice and treatmentl will not cure, or for any thing Impure or injurious found in it, Dr Mintie treats all private Diseases success- fully without mercury Consultation free. thorough examination and advice, in cluding analysis of urine, SD. Price of Vital Restorative, S3 bottle, or four times the quantity, Sl0; sent to any address upon receipt of price. or c. O. D. secure from observation and In private nam if desired by 4. E. Mintie, II D.. No. Kearny ny St. San Francisco.
 Sample bottle sent free on application by letter stating symptome, sex and age Communications strictly Confidential.
 Dr Nintie's KIDNEY REMEDY NxPBRErI- CUM, cures all kinds of Kidney anu bladder Com plaints, Qonorrh@s. tileet. Leucorrhea For safe " all druggists; Sl a bottle; Six bottles. s.
 Dr. Miniie's DAADELIoN PILLS are the best and cheapest Dye pepsiR and billions i1 the market. For sale by all druggists.
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The Arizsina Stage Osmpany's B
 TIz..e T.sble-

Yesterday the Arizona Stage Com~ pany, recently organized, took up the business of the late Gilmer, Ssulsbury & Co, which company has thereby ceased to exist.
 Mir. Jas Stewart, of the old con- pauy, will continue as commanders in~chief of the new line.
 We give the new time tables as revised aud prepared for the changes that have taken place on the rail- roads:
 BLACK CANYON RoUTE-NoRTH. Leave Maricopa. 7:15 m. Arrive Phoenix, 2 p m; leave, 3 p m.
 Arrive at Desert, p m; leave, 7:15 p m.
 Arrive at New River, 11:15 p m leave, II 20 D m. Arrive at Gillett, 30 a m; leave, 40 Fl.
 Arrive al Bumhle Bee, $40 m leave, 5:55 a m. Arrive at Big Bug, 10 100 a m; leave, 1O:10 m.
 Arrive at Sherman, 1:10 p m; l, eve, 20 m.
 Arrive at Prescott, 6:15 m.
 BLACK CANYON HoUTE-soUTH. Leave Prescott. 8:30 m. Arrive at sherman, 1O:15 Q m leave. 1920 m.
 Arrive at Big~Bug, 1:2O p m; leave, :95 ? m.
 Arrive at Bumble~Bee, 6 20 p m leave, 6:35 p m.
 Arrive at Giilets, 1o:35 p m; leave, 10:45 p m.
 Arrive at New River, 1855 a m leave, ! GO m.
 Arrive at Desert, m; leave, 5:15 m.
 Arrive at Phoenix, 30 IT leave fO:3O m.
 Arrive at Maricopa, 5;50 p m.
 wIcKEEBURG noUTE-soRTH Leave Phoenix, 3 80 p m. Arrive at Agua Fria, $50 p m leave. 9 :0O p m.
 Arrive at seymour. 400 8 m; leave, 4:10 m.
 Arrive at Vulture, ' :OO a m; leave, 7:15 m.
 Arrive at Wickenburg, II: 80 m !; leave. Il :45 a m.
 Arrive at Antelope, 4:sO ? m i; lesve, 4:40 D Tn.
 Arrive at Hamilton, 7:2O p m; leave, 7:30 p m,
 Arrive at Crapo, Il :45 ? m; leave, II 20 p m.
 Arrive at Prescott, 6 q m.
 wIcKEEBURa RoUTE-soUTH. Leave Prescott at 3 ;00 m. Arrive at Crapo, s:45 p m; leave, $50 r m.
 Arrive at Ham ilton's, 1:CO m; leave, 10 m.
 Arrive at Antelope. 400 a m; i; leave, 4:10 m.
 Arrive at Wickenburg, o:Oo n i; leave, 9:15 n.
 Arrive at Vulture, .15 p m; leave, 1 80 ? m.
 Arrive at Seymour, 4:3O p m; leave, 4 40 ? m.
 Arrive at Agna Frin, 12 10 m i; leave, 1915 m.
 Arrive in Phornix at GO q m.
 JAS. STEWART,
 General Manager.
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TIE GREAT ENGLISH aemBY

IS q never -1ai lin z , cure for Nervous ] De bility, Exhsust ] iedVitaiity, ,Semin- s sl W eakness, ,Sper- } ms orrhoea, .ost i. Manhood. Impo- stency, ParPlyri is. .P r o g | atorrhea a and all the terri . ble effects of self-ahuse, youth ful follles. and ex-
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-02-21
The Concert.

The concert at the 8f. E. Church On Washington street on Wednesday evening was such 8 success in char aeier and rendition of the compost ton as to be somewhat of surprise 10 even those of us who have known -stsmething of the musical ability of Phoenix, and the crowded house was another surprise which indicates the influx to our community of cul tured class of people who appreciate the best, as well as a general turning out of old timers who only appea when the best is to be had. The lady and gentleman, Miss NJ. Ellis and NIT. Paul R. Ruben, who rene dered the instrumental duett and nfterward each a solo, are accom- plished pianists who play with much expression, and enter enthusi> astically into the sweet and enchant- ing harmony winch is the skilled musican's sole province.
 Mrs. Frank Cox, Miss Julia Dole, Mrs. J. Alexander, Miss Alexander, Miss Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Lcriug, and Mrs. Drew, with Messrs. Pearson, McNully, Miller, and Winters, did the vocal work with a skill and taste
 Ply satisfactory to the audi
 4pIauded and encored
 dsiastically in their apprecia- ton of the various selections. We have no comparisons 10 make of the reuditions of the various vocal and instrumental selections. When all were SD well done, comparison would be iDvidious, and we bear in mlnd the fact that the character of a piece often carries it, when the more skills ful rendition of another would fail to replace it.
 We have just one remark of strictly pers' nal character to make, and that is to call attention to the kind services of Mrs. Hellenbeck as acconpanist to the vocalists, where she gen nerously took 8 comparatively back seat and gave the young folks a chance, and also to the fact that another lady member of the NJ. E. Church, whose beautiful voice, it V as hoped, would be heard In a solo, generously and faithfully worked in less prominent places.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-02-21

Every nickel is said by metallur> Gists to contain enough arsenic to kill man. There may be some- thing in thas. C,ergymen have 5ean known to died in Ilaces where ,tnly nickels are put in he contribu- ML,n boxes es--Ne,1 Orleans Ptcoyqne.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-02-21

This Grca
 Rej1vIRntinE Remedy oEsd Nerve T0n1e. Is the Iegitimare result of twenty years of practe cal experience and CURES WITH UNFAuING CEE-
 TAISTT Nervou and P Physi c g De bilitv. Sem
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-02-21

mants of | | * '| e Ia Sangre,
 fo begin suit to he rancho was
 neat saloon
 of Cortez and
 in anticipation
 val of the county
 r old quarters to
 se and the neces>i>
 to their spiritual vvo since there hung in of Mir Geo. F. Coats tnting that attracted he most every one passing entitled the s'Lost Cause" sented a Confederate sol rned at the close of the his home, which he finds led and in ruins and decay he utter desolation he stands, wed hesd, in the most abject (e of despair and sorrow, lean> pon his musket. The scene touch heart of stone. The bal idea was taken by Miss e Lount from an old picture, |hc has so modified and in many |ects improved upon the original D well nigh make the conception own. The one fault we would is that some of the colors are freely sufficiently subdued for the aracier of the scene; and yet, we alize that the answer might be res rned to us that nature never adapts erself 10 the emotions of man; the bass is just as green, the flowers as Ky, and .he bird sing just as sweet> S, when our hearts go down into the grave iu sorrow and remorse as when we make merry at the marriage feast. Miss Lcunt has ovinced much artistic T skill and eminently good taste in '3 this effort and we doubt not If sue pursaes her chosen art will, in the course or time, take a seat in it's front ranks.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-02-21

to Marriage, e'c-. from EXcesses or Youth ful Follfes, or any cause, Speedily, Safely and Privately cured,
 Young. Middle Aged and ola men, and al who need medical skill and experience, consult the old Euro ,.ean Physician st once. Ills opinion cry and shame When inconvenient 10 visit the city tor trea' ment. medicin es can be sent everywhere hy express, free from observation. It is self evident that physician who gives his whole at tentiOn to A class of diseaseS attainS great skill, and physicians throughout the cCuntry. knowing this, frequently rec ommend difficult eases to tn oldest SpacsafISt. by whom every kneyp god remedy is used The Doctors 4 ge and Experience make his opinicH of supreme impOrf anc%-
 EE- Those who call see no one but the Doctor. Consultations free and sacc ed iy Confidential. Gases which have failed in obtaining rsliei lscwhere espc- cially solicited. Female diSea es success fully treats d. E'he Doctor will agree to forfeit 1900 for case LII dertaken, not cured. Call or write Hours: Daily, from \. m. to p. m. 6 to 8. evenings; {; Sundays, 10 to i3 only. Send tor The Sanitarist Guide to Health |" sent free Address as above.
 asS- The services of the celebrated old German Physician, Dr. O GIRA RD- from StraEs burg. have been secured at the LIEBIG DISPENSARY- fis fame as specialiss for diseases of men is universal ly known. and hundreds are daily avail ing themselves O the opportunity of free consultation, personally or by letter, in all languages
 HR. LEEBIG'S Wonderful <SerBsan EnEsZOr3fOr Permanently prevents all Unnatural Loss es from thi system. tones the nerves, streng hens tha nus cles, cheeks the waste irvigorai es the whole system and rertnres the effii ted to Health and Hap pineSr.
 The reason go msny cannot get cured of Seminal Weakness. Loss of Manhood. e;c. iS owing to q compiica non, called PROS TsTORRHEA with HYPERA AETBESIA, which requires peculiar treatment. Dr. Liebig's Iuvigorator is the only positive cIre for PROSTATOKRHEA. with pecul- ia' Special Treatment, used at LiEBlG DISPEHSARY.
 Price Of suVigcPatOF 59e- Case of six hotties. $10 Sert to any address, GOV eIed securely from observation.
 Most powerful electric belts f. ee to pa- tients.
 70 prove the Wonderful Power of the I$VIGORATOR.
 < ssS Bottle Given O. Sent Free. Consultation Free and Private.
 Call, or address.
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Notice for Publication. Commuted Homestead No. 204.
LAND oFFIcH AT TUCSON, A T.

LAND OFFIcE AT TUCSON, A T..
 January 24. 1,Sl. AT OTICE is hereby given that the fol ' lowing nam q setter has filed mo- tice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim. and that said proof will be made before Hon D, ii Pin ney, Judge of Second Judicial District Court. at his Chambers in Phoenix, Mari copa County, Arizona, on the lst a. Of March, 1884. viz: Jam Watkins. O. Phoe- nix, Maricopa county, Arizora. for lots and and 15 of the sw L of sec 50. tp ? Il, 3 e, G X 5 3 B & NJ, and names inc following as his wit usses, viz: John Lut- gerdine, E. O. Slocum, Samuel F. Webb and William L. Osborn, all of Phoenix, Arizona. BEN NJ. THOMAS,
 Register First publication Jan. sl, 1881. 5w
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-02-21
Board Of Supervisors.
OFFICE OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS MARICoPA COUNTY, A. T. ]
 PHOENIX, Feb. 12, 1884

MARIcoPA COUNTY, A. T. ]
 PHOENIX, Feb. 12, 1884
 Board met pursuant to adjourn n.eRt. Present: NJ Wormser, Chair man; A J Halbert and Herrick Supervisors; Frank Cox, Clerk.
 Minutes of previous meeting read approved and signed.
 MT IalbeIt moved that the mat ter of confirming sale of old CouIt- house be taken up. After discussing inc matter pro1and con-, on motion, end by vote of full Board, said sale is conferred to w. T. Smith for the sum of $4.450; and it is further orr dered that the District Attorney be roquesttd to decd of said Court house!property, ilot 15, block g, Phoenix, from the County of Maricopa to VT. Smith, considera> ton, $4,450; the same to be ac- knowledged and signed ty the Chair man of the Board of Supervisors of Maricopa county.
 J. T. Alsap appeared before the Board in behalf of NJ. Asher 6 Bro. and asked to have the tax on solvent debts, amounting to sI80, stricken of the list.
 The District Attorney was asked for his opinion upon the matter; he stated he had submitted the matter to the District Judge, made the arr gument before him. and has no further opinion to give.
 On motion, said matter was cone ti.lued until 2 o'clock p. m.
 In the matter of contract for =: T. house furniture. on motion,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-07-02
COULEY'S POPULAR ANDORDERLY
VI EXCURSION
UP THE HUDSON TO WEST POINT
AND NEWBURG,
on the magnificent steamer
RICHARD STOCKTON,
THURSDAY, JULY "a, 1884,
~ Il u

sfiording an opportunity to vie q and admire
the beautiful scenery that stands out In bold
relief along Its banks with Its palisades and
mountain ranges TO add to Its natural attrac-
lions there are numerous towns, villages
and hamlets to delight the excursionists as
the boat gltdes along TO West Point, ere
tho excufsionists win have one hour and 8
minutes TO visit the military school while the
oeat runs up 70 Newourg, stopping there 80
irving IN Jersey. City at $50 p. IN. After
leaving the Hudson River boat parties wish.
ing 70 visit New York, Brooklyn and Brook
Ign Bridge can do %, Is the cars will not
leave jersey CITY until IL 80 p. M, or they
can take the boat for Coney Isl nd, arriving
on the Island At 1870, allowing three hours, rs
the boat will not leave the Island until 1880
p. m, allowing the Hudson River excursion.
lists, along with those that do not 10 up the
Hudson to see the Island Ia Its illuminated
beauty. along with its blaze OF fireworks. Par
viii have fourteen (iA) hours from the
time they leave tho cars until they 10
aboard OF them for homo, allowing good
long lime ~ visit New York. brooklyn and
brooklyn Bridge. After having visited the
above places the ticket will be good 70 70
down to COney Islsnd any hour during the
day on any one u the iron boats from PierN o
!. New York the last boat leaving the Island
vt 10 30 to bring AL the excursionists oil fol
Jersey IT.. leaving jersey City ut IL so pm
for Wtlmi lstOn. seats on cars all number
cd. The trSip will leave the p W. s. b G.
pot, Wllmins ton, at a. M, sharp; Chester
$40. Must leave punctualiy 30 as 10 meet
the Stockton at orsey City at $50 a H.
hount "Trip ti"kets, up the hudson and Il
CoDey Isl Add, SO 90. Hound trio tickets fo
those not going up the Hudson, but visiting
New York, Brooklyn Bridge ant me- Isl
and, - 90. Children's tickets. II . i'iaus
on the Stockton positively not more ihan 81
cents le25- I'M
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-07-02

How could the Democrats expect to
retain the support of the anti-monopo-
lists if they nominated BayaI for the
Presidency? For years he acted as
the attorney of the match monopoly in
the Senate and by his opposition to the
removal of the tax caused every body to
pay outrageous profits to the few per-
sons who controlled the price of match
es. People who are surprised at the low
price of matches, need not thank Mr..
Bayard for it. They would have been
as high as they ever were If he had had
his way, and instead of hundreds o
match manufactures springing up al
over the country he would have hat
them all made by one firm and tina
firm grinding monopoly.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-07-02

The trip to Cape May yesterday by
the Wilmington Il Eortk6G Railroad
and the steamer Republic ~ return
on the same day, as one ofllne direct
evidences that we live iq : pElgzeskive
age. To us who live IA v339ltneton
the trip was nothing OF uGfhsi 1ay Of
every day life, but wken ks s461uider
that persons were on Tat ltrip yeseer-
,lay from Lancaster, 1efli1$ West
Chester and Kenneth SqA1feF leaving
home at seasonable hour ih'the morn
ing and returning at seasonable hour
in the evening of the same day, trav-
cling, some Of them, about $50 miles, we
cannot help hut pause for breath when
we consider what railroads and steam
boats are doing for the development Of
the country. Any person living in
Reading or Lancaster can arise from
four to Ave o'clock in the morning, be
at Wilmington at 8.45, down at the
Wilmington & Northern wharf on the
Delaware 20 minutes later, on the Re.
public ten minutes later, and can land
nc Cape May at 1 o'clock. Returning,
the same person can be at home, ready
to retire II 10 o'clock, or the usual re-
firing hour.
The enterprise of the Wilmington &
Northern Railroad Company has really
Brought the citizens of Chester, Lancas.
ter and Berks County within the reach
Of Cape May in one day, and made II
an easy possibility Of sleeping at Lomt
In the same bed at night they left in the
morning. This is grand triumph fol
that Company, and possibly beyond the
conceptions of the most enthusiastic
friends OF the road when it was first
built.
Not only is its progressive spirit
shown in frightening its track to the
river to connect with the river steamer.
but within twelve months past it has
around the Brandywine hills to every
manufactory on that classic stream
from Riddles mills upwards. Where
but a few years ago nobody evel
dreamed Of a railroad penetrating the
tracks Of the Wilmington and Northern
Railroad now environ the rocky hills
and cars are posted at the back of all
the leading manufactures. This is moi
Only great triumph Of engineering
but great triumph of real energy and
business pluck, which rebounds to tn,
credit of the officers of the road and the
unselfishness of the stockholders WIKI
are building railroads not for the pres
ent only, but for the benefit of future
generations. After all, it snot strang'
that a railroad with such indomitabl,
pluck and energy should draw the peo
pie of Chester, Lancaster and Berki
County down to one Of the grandest an,
best ocean resorts and return then
home the same day. All honor t.
the Wilmington x Northern Railroad
management.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-07-02

THE beauty of the Republican plat
form 10 tb.. thor. orc no a,;,tar;no
se"er"ii'ies III IL 'hat caiino' INC un''er-
stood. There is no such garbled
muzzl.d expression as "tariff for
r.ven,. ,, which r..,s .,v,,;,r ,r
notb;ng inst 40 y nov hs ;n,.rnret.d
1,,,t the ~ nrass;on ID sor a t.r;ef TO- ,hs
..ke If nratsc,;nn 20 bmer;can ;ndns,
,r;es and 70 nar;oan Iahor Th,s &.
e,s;,v urderstooi Tharo e. no d;ei
cn,,y a;tha, IN nnaau ,,.ndino ,ha
o,eon;,o NJ H.. ,io 60, IN eel 20
~....
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-07-02

THE Louisiana House of Representa-
tives shows rather IA mixture of moral
sentiment. On Tuesday a bill was
passed prohibiting the opening of
places of amusement on Sundays, and
declaring contracts for the sale of arti-
cles for future delivery to be unlawful,
while bill prohibiting prize fights was
defeated
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-07-02
order sna sgsahea.

Order and method are the coujurers
by whose aid q man Of very average
abilities may, ii he chooses, secure TO
himself the blessing of never being
hurried. Only arrange properly the
Quantum of work which IL TO be got
through in the day or week, or in any
fixed period, and small margin over
and above the bare space absolutely
needed for each part of IL, and that
margin will be available for the chance
distractions for which people complain
that they have NO room.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-07-02
1OO, 900 Flick ets ~ Five Dollars Each
Fractions In Fifths In Proportion.

1857 Prizes, amounting S2s5,5 o
Application for rates TO clubs should b.
made only To the once Of the Company +
New Orleans.
For further Information write cIeariy. XIV
Ing full address. Make p. q. Money order.
pay.ble and address Registered Iettsrs to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, La -
POSTAL n TIES and ordinary letters b,
Mail o. Express ttll sums Of $6 add upward
BY Express at OR axpense) to
M. A. DhUPHIN,
New Orleaui la
GOT seventh ST.. shingtOn, u. q.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-07-02

Good manners are not learned from
arbitrary teaching so mnch Is acquired
from habit. They grow upon US by pse.
We must be courteous, agreeable, civil,
kind, gentlemanly and womAnly at
home, and then it will soon become q
kind Of second nature to be so every.
where. A coarse, rough manner st hons
besets . habit Of roughness which we
cannot lay off. II We try, whom We 90
among strangers. The most agree-b bic
people ve have ever known in com pany
are those that are perfectly agreeable at
home.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-07-02

IT is becoming more evident every
day that Butler is the only man who
can make any kind of a fight worth
calling fight against Blaine, and yet
we mud 10 movement amongst the
Delaware Democrats to drop Bayard
and take Butler.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-07-02

Give us Butler or we will take
Blaine" is the political battle cry OF
the Irish Americans. They want nc
fooling with such men as Bayard,
Cleveland and Flowers. 1t must be
either Butler or Blaine.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-07-02

AND here is another " sockdolager
against Blaine. Mrs. DR.. Mary Walk
ter says she cannot support him, and so
Mary has to be passed over to the
Democrats along with George William
Curtis
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-07-02

THE cholera is spreading ir France
IL is but few weeks journey acros,
the ocean to land it Oh our shores, and
it may arrive in any vessel. Our
health authorities should leave no stone
unturned to ward off the intruder.