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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-12
BIsysNDND.

BGEnoNp March IL l-Tssecinl, l-Ms5k,
interest Is being manifested in This eu6SIY
mun.ty IN regard 10 the running o. ihei
railrohd track nv the WoOien Wells com,
pany from the Wells TO a point on the Hous-
ION & rexls C.utral railway twp miles
south Of his place. Promiaent citizens
aud property ownera Of this rlsce have Sc
will sue the Houston & Texas Central rail-
way iot damages If they erect depot ut
the junction OF the Wooten Wells road.
The road in the first place should have ruu
from the Wells to Bremond, and had
Messrs. Wooten & Wade, proprietors OF the
would have been readily granted.
The water az the springs only two miles
from Marlin, owned by Leon d II. Blum,
e Galveston, possesses valuable medical
pfoperties.
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Ribbons.

We have some rnro bargains IN
those goods 10 otIar. Ono limo cfall
silk Ottoman and sa,ln and gros-
grain at lOc yard; one line, 9-l2, IN
satin and gyos grain and MORE a.
IKE yard ESQ line OF handsome
plush and satin ribbon TO inches
wide et 2jc n yard; and somo big bar
gains In real ostrich plumes and
tips.
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and u Ia thought iu,errsrTf Injured. ., shs
mas been epii'ing ble,d ever slnce the anct
dent. Mira W. j -ioCormick. u. X. VIII.
son ard hog-f woman, gll from the lss
mrntlonsd place. were more or less bruised
sbont .u ,se head, ~ were Ilso inc train men.
bp, none seriously. nr n. NJ Hick, road
surgeon, came down from Tyler to-day and
is In attendance on the Injured enes.
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AUSTIN.

AUsTrH, Meroh ll.-[5p;ciel.l J. rno n,h
clmmiusion to Day ,hippsd l5O fish to Sal
phur SPRING..
Tho comptroller to-day deposited wi h
tho treasurer 5l2,o0) San Saba coUr,.houae
boncs purcbGsed some lime ago.
The comp.rcleT in Huswrr t0 u letter lsys
II collectors csu get advertising Of tax esits
done tor less price ban tho law fixes they
have she right to do go and pocket the dif
ference.
The go~srror today Grpoiuted j. =. Per
king Judge at the third district, vice Psytcr
Warren r6tigned.
The a,torney'Eeneral hes received a let
ter stating he cen be furnished y Ger.
titled copy OF the bond given by Moses
Taylor, binding him To keep the Columbia
branch OF the International & Greet North.
err railroad in good order.
William Smith, an old citizen. died this
morning OF heart disease.
The lard hoard this morning allowed
A Mount OF Jones county $50 commissions
on snde leased by him They also agreed
not 10 change sections in the Texas d. Pa
cific reservation which contain 7l2 acres in
stend Of $40 by reason OF error in suryeys.
From the court OF appeals docket here il
appears that only eleven civil and thirty
two criminal appeals have been flied for the
term OF 1884,
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NEWS BY SPECIALS.

Tramp and the Trail h. Tnok n
Longviev.
Affairs ut AusiiH-DnIl Day IN the
Departments.
Terrell Gra,ifsd n Gcnilenan's
COmpleio VindicaiiOn.
san Antonio; Womsn's PloSdiaga Save
ii0rse.Thitf.
The CreVnsse on the New 0rl.ans Pa
cltlc Closed.
Ci'y Attorney Swain of Fort WOrs,
Critically Ill.
Other Specials from Sundry Sources
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Other Specials from Sundry Sources
I.ONGyIEW.

LoNsyrEw, March ll.--[spociall-y. Il
Magill, IT,, son of John Il. Msgill, Que OF The
oldest settlers IN this part Of the state died
yesterday morning q ter two months III
ness OF inhAmmatoty rheumatism.
We had lively time yesterday afternoon
oyera tramp, The wandering gentlemaan
went into yard sad asked Tor
something 10 eat. lie WAS refused
aud ~ he sent ont Tee dog barkei at him;
he drew pistol and firing, K led Il, then
ran. Mr. Harrison, 4 whose residence the
incident occurred, seized his Bhot-gu1 TO
perforGle the tramp's hide, but his wife
interierred aud the man rau or a. w.
MoTrisou, Mr.. Hnrilcon's sor-iu-law, was
summoned by telephone, aud getting the
teyeral citlgsns started otter the tramp.
He wsg followed uoIth Of town
but The rail was lost. Knowing these pee
PIES rendezvous Bt tho Junction AR. Morri
son wstt that way aud found his man just
starting out on the Gulf, Sibine d 81
Louis railway. He showed fight and at-
tempted to drsw his pi0tol, but the persua.
sivo iuhueDc. OF a Winchester in Mr.. Nor
rlson's h8uds prompted him t. hold up
He was dissFmad and brought TO tosn.
lie " II he held for the pistol case, mali
clOus mischief aud serious threats Ger.
ihluly, as they can all be eubs.antiaied
enough 10 keep him out Of trouble Tor some
moat1p.
We have moi had our anticipated SNOW.
but the Hesih,r is exceedingly cold ard
ditagreeable: wind from northeast.
Health Ol community good. A mild
type oi measles Is prevalent 70 limited
extent In the country.
These spells OF ccld w5alher Gro doiDa
serous injury 10 corn, ilr 10 Is nearly Hl,
planted, Gsd some ol the earlier plan ting
has rctied IN the ground.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-24
Another Special Meeting.

Another special meeting of the
Board of Health was held last evening,
with Mr.. Feaster in the chair. The
meeting was called for the purpose of
hea ring the report of the committee ap.
pointed to investigate the Nuisance on
the Pole lot in the western part OF the
city, now owned by Harry Wood. OF
Little Rock, Arkansas, and the follow.
ing was submitted
"The committee appointed to exam.
inc and report As to the lot calleh the
Pole lot, at Second and Adams streets,
find that a drain has been placed at the
northeast corner connecting with the
sewer running from Third street to
Adams streets. This drain is now use
less, as the lot con tai a large quantity
of offensive and filthy water and should
be drained properly. In view Of the
fact that the health Of the people living
in the vicinity will be endangered il
this nuisance is not removed imme'
diately, your committee ask leave to
proceed forthwith to place a proper
drain to remove the nuisance. Ioul
committee report that the above owner
| is non resident, and in order to pro
tect the health Of the citizens this
prompt action shall be taken. The
committee believe that the cost OF re-
moving this long continued and danger
ous nuisance will be about $780,
The report was unanimously adopted
and the committee was instructed II
abate the nuisance at once.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-24
THIRD EDITION,
Coming Public Sales.

L. W. Stidham & Son, auctioneers::
will sell this afternoon, a NUMBER oi
desirable building lots in the western
part of the city. The sale will begin az
4 30 o'clock at Fifth and Kouhey
streets and from thence to Seventh ana
Union streets.
On Saturday, May 81, Thomas Toy,
of Christiana Hundred, will oner ns ~
choice building lots at public sale. Inc
lots are located on Rodney, Searles,
CLAYTON, Scott, Fourth, DUPONT, Ninth'
Tenth and Laurel streets. This Will al.
ford an opportunity to purchase q sue
for home on very easy terms. mos.
M, Ogle will conduct the sale tor
Drake & Co., auctioneers. Two well
built and convenient two.story houses
on Market street, Ninth Ward'
will be sold by E. H. Gregg, on satur,
day. May 81, together with severa
choice building lots.
Sill & Bailey will sell 40 fresh cows
springers andl bulls on Monday, Jun'
ID, at Red Lion, Chester County, "a.
and dealers in cattle would do well 7,
attend this sale. L. W. Stidham q
Son will be the auctioneers.
The stock and fixtures Of the grocer.
store occupied by John Boughman WI
be sold at auction ut No. 5O3 hln
street, on Monday morning at 9'3
q, m.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-24
Death of Matthew N. Naudain.

The Cecil Democrat says: :-Nr. Mat
thew M. Naudain, a native of New
Castle County, DEL, but resident Of
this county for the last thirty.one
years, died at his home, one mile south
of Cherry Hill, on Thursday afternoon,
after q lingering illness of disease OF
the spine, aged 63 years. Mr.. Naudain
was one of our best citizens and q
prominent member of Elkton Grange.
He was lifelong Democrat, and was
frequently selected as one of the dele
gates to represent his district in county
conventions. He filled the Office OF
Collector of Taxes of the Third district
six years ago, and in every relation OF
life conducted himself 80 as to merit
and receive the appreciation and respect
of all who knew him. In early life he
married Miss Torbert, of the Torbert
family of Delaware, by whom he had
an only child, James M. Naudain. His
wife died few years ago, since which
he has resided with his son, who mar.
ried a daughter Of Mr.. James L. Foard,
and has resided on the family home.
stead. His funeral will lake place TO-
morrow afternoon at two o'clock. Re
ligious service at his late residence
interment at the New Cemetery IL
ElktOn.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-24
Municipal Court.

Thomas Heron or Lanham, was tried
in the Municipal Court this morning,
charged with assault and battery on
officer Cannon. The officer testified
that the prisoner was drunk and disor-
derly in the Grand Union hotel, when
he was taken out and requested to leave.
Upon refusing he was pushed from the
steps, and while the officers head was
turned, the prisoner struck him sting.
| ing blow in the eye, which made him
see "stars." The man was then taken
into custody, but on their way to the
hall he resisted and again struck the
officer. The officer was badly used up.
The prisoner denied tho evidence in
toto, but other witnesses substantiated
1.-THE officers charge and fine of$lO and
costs were imposed.
Edward May who said he was from
New York, was arrested last night by
loficer Vickers, at the instance OF
Michael Brandon, hailing from the
IPine Tree State, who claimed to have
been robbed. Both accuser and &C
cused were brought to the hall, and the
former having become sober, statec
this morning that he had not been rob
bed, but being drunk did not know
what was going on around. Mayhev
declared that he was innocent and wa
endeavoring to do the man a goot
turn, which was afterwards clearl,
shown, and both men were discharged
In the case of Mclaughlin, charges
with assault and battery on mai
NAMED Brown, which was continues
from yesterday, the accused was let OF
by the payment of costs, as it was ascel
tanned that others were implicated an
were the real aggressors.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-24
DEATHS.

BRABSON-Near oxford Pa, on the 23d
inst, Araminta, widow Of the late Calep
BraDson, aged 1Ol years, months and ~
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
yited to attend her funeral from the residence
OF her son, Thomas Brabson, on MONDAY
morning, at 10 O'Clock. 1nterment at brick
Meeting, Md.
BEEBY-On May oath, Oarl Leslie, son OF
Vernon 4. and Ida M. Beeby, aged
The relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, from the resi-
dence of his grandmother, Mrs. Wilson Cars
we'll, 1856 Poplar street, Wilmington, Dol.
lPHILLlPS-In this city, on the 22nd inst,
Mary M. Phillips, aged 50 years. no u,.
Funeral from her late residence, 70S west
street, on Second day, 9th Month. lss4' 10
meet at the house at pm. Friends are In
vited, without further notice.
FLAGLOR.-ln this city, at his iate resi-
dence, $40 Market street, Albert Flagor, IN
the e2nd year of his age.
Relatives and immediate friends OF tne
family are respectfully invites TO attene
the funeral on Monday, the 26th inst, at II
o'clock a. IN. lnterment at Wilmington ana
Brandywine cemetery.
lCOLILNS.-In Smyrna, on tho 18th inst.
after lingering illness of typhoid
| and malaria fever, James II. Collins, aged
| 81 years.
| His remains were inferred la the Metho'
dist burying grounds at Smyrna.
STOK ES On May 22d, Capt. John b. Stokes
in his 58th year.
Relatives nd friends are respectfully IN
yItsd to attend hts iuueral from his late resi-
dence No. 10 East Second street. on Sun
lday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-24
State Temperance Alliance.

The Delaware State Temperance AL
lance in session at Dover, adjourned on
Thursday night. The resolutions as
reported yesterday were adopted after
considerable discussion and with a
few alterations. George W. Wells, OF
this city, offered the following, which
was adopted;
Recognizing the work Of the Wom
ans Christion Temperance Union il
favor of temperance in the States o.
Iowa and Ohio during the last politica
campaign,
Resolved, That we urge the Woman
Christian Temperance Union to have
lady representatives a. the polls at th'
next election, to urge the voters to vot'
the temperance ticket.
The license question was discussed a
length by J. Alexander Fulton, Esq.
and the Rev. j. B. Smith. Henry w
Morrow was elected delegate to the Ma
tional Prohibition Convention at Pitts
burg. July %, with the Rev. J.B.smitf
alternate. In the evening the Rev. Dr
Boole lectured on The Barbarism an
Usurpation of Liquor Legislation"
Daily Republican., 1884-05-24
Baso Ball.

The Wilmington. Harrisburg game
yesterday was interrupted by rain after
three innings had been played at which
time the score stood to 2 in favor OF
the Harrisburg.
The following games were played yes
terday:
At Allentown
Allentown. @ 02 0 0 o. 4
Active. 900 80 8x-15
Base hits-Allentown, 2; Active, %.
Errors Allentown, 6 active, 8.
Guehrer had one Of his eyes injured
by foul ball.
At Newark
domestic. .........2 O1OO0 0 o. 3
Trenton. ..O100 200 0 l.
Base hits-Domestic, 6; Trenton, Z.
Errors-Domestic 10; Trenton, &.
At Richmond, Va.-Virginia, IL; Iron
sides,
At Observation-Disclosures, !
Providence,S. Allegheny, 4 ; Athletic,
At Observation-Disclosures, 3 Brook
llyn, 0.
| At Cleveland-Chicago, 8; Cleve-
land, 0.
| At Toledo-Toledo, 10 Cincinnati, 9
| At Columbus-St. Louis, 3; Colum
bus, 10.
n At Brown, 10; Har
yard, 6.
Al At New York-New York, 8; Boston
liz. Washington, 3 Metropolitan, 9.
At Buffalo-Bufialo 2; Detroit, |.
At Altoona-National u, 7; Altoon
U.S..
Al NOTES.
The Philadelphia club has beel
whitewashed four times 80 far this sea
son.
Il In the West the official scorers ar
called score doctors, and are said t
fix up great averages for the players.
The Cincinnati club is likely to fin
n indianapolis bad place to play ba
Il on Sunday. Ten dollars and costs ft
= each player, and for every offense, wi
count up some. Judge Baxter's no
work theory won't work there.
!, The Delaware field club will play
| picked nine of Philadelphia amateur
at the grounds of the former, Twent.
third and Tatnall streets, on the morl
ing of May 80, Mem orial Day. In IL
or afternoon of the same day they wi
,oIplay the Metropolitan at Wilmingtc
~ Park.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-24
VIM, B, SHARP
Fourth and Market.

NOTlCE--lN COMPLIANCE WITH
~ the provisions and requirements OF an
Act of General Assembly of the State Of Del
aware, passed at Dover March IA, 1883, enti-
tied IAN Act concerning Erlvate Corpora
tons" notice ia hereby given that certiti.
cate incorporating company to be known as
. The Schoen Heater and Stove Company"
the business of which will be the manufacture
of heaters. ranges, stOyes, ETC., and the carry
inx on of general merchandise business, will,
on the sixtn day of June, A. d., 1884, at 10 O..
clock, Il. III 10 presented at Chambers In
Wilmington, to the Honorable William u
Whiteley, Associate Judge of the superior
Court Of the State OF Delaware, in and fol
New Castle County, for his approval. The
prime pal place Of business Of the said Dropos.
| ed company will be in the city OF Whining
ton, New Castle County and State of Della
! ware, and the capital stock OF the said com
pany will be fifteen thousand dollars, divided
| into shares OF one hundred dollars each. The
persons intending to apply for the incorpors
| ton, the mai0rits OF whom reside In said city
of Wilmington, are as follows -
CHARLES 7. SCHOEN,
WILLIAM H. SCHOEN,
WILLIAM W. WALKER.
| my23-tf
Daily Republican., 1884-05-24
Tho Dime Museum

This evening Herzog's Mammouth
Museum Company will give their last
performance in this city, and those who
have not visited this wonderful show
should not miss this last opportunity.
The entire performance is excellent, and
there is not single act or word to
which the most fastidious can take ex-
ception. The house is well ventilated,
and although the weatheris quite warm
the audience do not suffer with the
beat. This is the last performance OF
the season, and Manager Herzog, the
pioneer of cheap amusements, should
be greeted with "A crowded house.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-24

CSTEAMER MARY MORGAN FOR
- Phtlad el phia, U
CAPTAIN JOHN 7. /
TRUIrT,
Leaves ShipIey Street
Wharf for Philadel- ~ L
phia at a. IN. touch
Ing at South Chester, Chester and Billings
port. Returning, leaves Arch street Wharl
Philadelphia, at $50 p. IN. .o
Fare to Philadelphia, 25c.. Excursion, 4ot
| " " Chester, l5c. 25(
lSUNDAYS at ! a. M, and p. M, returning
l cave Arch Street Wharf, Philadelphia al
10 q. M. and 4p. m.
Freight handled with care and at packe
rates. No intoxicating liquors will b.
sold or allowed on the boat.
For excursion rates apply to the captain OF
the boat or agent at Wilmington.
| CHARLES ROBERTS, President.
H. WEAVER, Agent at Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-24
Each Dose in Warm SweeteBed

Water of DIR. SIMMs' PAIN SEARCHER
will immcd lately relieve cramps and
pains in the stomach and bowels, collie,
diarrhna, dysentery, neuralgia, head
ache, toothache, earache, rheumatism,
etc. Splendid to prevent sunstroke,
to relieve sick stomach, to cure back
ache, and is really unexcelled, if ever
equalled, for aches and pains of every
character. so cents bottle. Sold
by dealers in medicines. Main
depot, Fourth and King streets,
Wilmington, Del. Philadelphia, John
son Holloway & Co. G02 Arch street
Daily Republican., 1884-05-24
Parade.

The parade of the Knights OF the
Golden Eagle will start on Tuesday,
May q, at 3 p. M, sharp. Form on
Fourth street, right resting on French
From Fourth to Lombard, to Seventh,
to Spruce, to Tenth, to Poplar, to Fifth,
to French, to Front, TO Market, to
Eleventh, to King, 70 &i"ta, to Wash
ington, to Delaware avenn", ~ Monu'
ment. Countermarrt to West, " Ninth
to Madison, to Fourth, to ,I'ti'I>on, tt
Second, to Tatnall, to Fourtn, 10 Mar
ket, TO Masonic Temple, and dismiss
DIR. G. 0. Funk, Secretary of the he
ception Committee o. F. Munda, Chic
Marshal.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-24
A Week Later.

A local notice in Thursdays REPUR
I1Ct N, in reference TO the sale of tw,
igible dwelling houses and severa
lots IN the Ninth ward, by L. II
Gregg, agent to effect the sale, the sal
was announced to take place today
when it should have been next Satur
day, May 3lst. The sale offers a rar
opportunity, and persons desiring to in
vest should make note of the tim
and be present.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-24
Summer Underwear.

With these warm days it will be
necessary for you to change your under
wear. We have large assortment Of
gauze and merino, which we are offer
ing at low prices. Our jean drawers
we need not say much about, only tt
remind you that we have them. We
have wsn reputation for these goods
They are our own make. Price 80 cents
3O7 Market street. w. Fl. Sincock.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-24
ARTISTS

You are now making trips
into the country to make
pictures of the beautiful
scenes which are scattered
profusely all around Will
mington. But the sun is
hot and the walks are long,
and you will need some
thing both to protect YOU
from the scorching rays Of
heat from the skies, and
to restyou after your weary
tramps. We have had
made especially for your
use a sketching stool, ,-hich
for )ightness and comfort
is not excelled by any in
the market. In artists
sketching umbrellas, we
have several varieties Of
the most improved pat
terms. Then we have Ar
lists Skctching Boxes
Canvass Boards, Eascls
Oil Tube Colors of tho
standard makes, Brushes
Studies, Palettes, Palette
Knives, etc, etc.
In our general assortment
we have Calcined Plaster
Cement, Sand, Pocc
Brown, Spanish Brown
Lubricating Oil, Meats
Foot Oil, Lard Oil, Plas
terer's Brushes. Lubricat
ing Castor Oil, Linseec
Oil, Turpentine, Whit
Lead, Putty. Glass of al
sizes and shapes cut t,
order. Sole agents for tn
State Of Delaware 70
Chas. G. Phillips cclcbrat
ed Varnishes.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-24
22O yVest SECOND street.

Long experience in the wall paper
business gives Rosin & Bro. the advan.
tage Of being good taste in the selection
of goods to please the public, which
accounts for the many large sales they
make and the immence amount OF work
they do.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-24
Ninth Ward Nomination.

The Republicans Of the Ninth Ward
met last evening and nominated the
following ticket
For Council, David r. Smith In
spector 23d district, James A. Spencer
Assistant Inspector same district, Johr
T. Pierce. Inspector 22d precinct
Charles H. Wilson /; Assistant Inspec
tor same district, William T Patterson
Daily Republican., 1884-05-24
Change In Time.

A nav schedule will 60 into effect on
the Delaware railroad on Monday next.
The only change in passenger trains
will be in the mixed train that formerly
lett south-bound at 3 O'Clock, will be a
first.c ass passenger train A through
freight will leave this city at 5 a. IN.
returning in the evening. This will
probably be the first fruit train Of the
season.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-24
Holiness Meeting.

Amoeting for Christian experience
and the promotion of holiness will be
held at the city mission, Second and
Washington streets, on Sunday after
noon. Services begin at three o'clock.
A II are cordially invited.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-24
READY-M|XED PAINT

which is prepared in her
metically sealed cans, from
half-pints up to gallons.
Ifyour furniture is scratch
ed and needs vanishing
or polishing, we can sell
you either a very fine var
nish or a polish ofour own
preparation. Then there
are other things required
about the house, such Of
Alcohol, Deodorized Ben
zine, Sponges, Chamoi'
Skins, Glue, Whitewasl
Brush h e s Kalsomine
Glue, Whiting, Color fo1
Red Brick Wash, Kalso
mine, etc, ETC., which We
keep constantly in stock
Daily Republican., 1884-05-24
The Fashion.

1t ia all the fashion nOw-art hand
work on your ceilings. Fashion Is law.
Ball & 20. are authorities on That
point.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-24
Clam kOun Lunch.

A fine clam soup lunch will be serv-
ed at the Atlantic Garden saloon this
evening. Excellent beer always on tar
and all other frst-class drinks. me
coolest summer resort in town. Will
liam Legg, proprietor. No 224 King St
Daily Republican., 1884-05-24
(,rp(IifAflIG.

1t is credtable to your taste, that
handsome selection in wall paper. Yes
took Mrs. Ms. advice, and looked
over Ball & Co.'S goods with what re-
suit you see.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-24

Fem Il Co.'S thermometer registered
yesterday 90 degrees at 3p. M, 81 al
b ", M. and 81 at 10 p. m.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-24

|CORNFLIUS MORELAND.- On the
morning Of May 22nd, by the Rev. ". l..
Miss Ssllie A. Moreland, both Of Whining
ton, Del
Daily Republican., 1884-05-24
Ladies

Who are troubled keeping their hair
in crimp or curl this hot weather should
try the new preparation Curleykew. "
For sale by druggists generally. Price
80 cents per bottc.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-24
The Weath er.

Local showers may be expected II
various localities. In this section th'
weather promises to be fair and some
what cooler.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-24
Ladies'
MARRIAGES..

Fine kid, buttons, only $1.25 at Bah
cocks, 2O6 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-24
Lad

Kid, foxed, lasting buttons, WORKED
buttonholes, only $l.25 at Babcock D.
2O6 Market street,
Daily Republican., 1884-05-24
u,,,rts. Shirts

If you want a good "',.,[ avery
to sol Market street ,e,, s'tiy tie .
made by US ; we give :, oyy',rers yor Of
the money mo manufac'"o'ff''t fac, of It'd
sale profits to come ., o"d ouI syamtl'
save you that call l.aa anI tbejr ell" osH,
for stock in the city
.rraet m w. n. Sincock.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-24
w,,,Atterd ChHre"'I

VIII Auessu 10Th n
Tomorrow morning smy,Tt 'n!ir he,
l, G. AR will meet az ,ub, ubnry
tors, and proceed to,lan,j.is to A,Su,;
church, where an appttop,as pro- nas.oi
will be- delivered by, the e,.pmSet paSg,
WI. 8. Murray. inc ln ,he t,
Post will again meet IN as i'm in 81
and attend divine sefv'y .ornop
+. church, whore the = seisD'Cr r Cr,