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Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1885-02-19

Written fnr the Ledger.
VOICES OF THE NIGHT.
BY T. J. R.
Out in the night
The bright moonlight
Is falling all around;
Over the hill
And the frozen riil
And on the snow clad ground.
From ont yon tower
The passing hour
Is SLOWLY, sadly tullcd;
Each moment fraught
With deep. calm Thought
More precious far than gold.
Through life We learn
That Reason stern
May guide us i'm the day;
But when DER all
Nights shadows fall
Affection holds her sway.
And now Tonight
Time in your flight,
Pause while my feet 90 back
And tread once more
The paths of yore
Along Life's rugged track.
1t can not be:
We ne'er shall see
The glorious noontny sun
Again stand still,
On Gibeon's will
In the vale of Aialow.
Nor shall we behold
Once more as of old
The shadows turn backward again
A visible sign
That Il Power Divine
Still cares for the children of men
The soft moonlight
Reveals to sight
Much that il fair to see;
But Memory brings
On golden wings
Scenes still more dear to me.
Now the glad sunshine
Of Fortune is mine
And pleasures are ut my command
Hut oh! for the light
OF dark eyes bright
And the touch of IL vanished hand
sit and dream
While the moiuents seem
To glide so swiftly past;
And think with sigh
vi days gone by
That were too bright to last.
| But come what will
| To me yet still
| There are friends love Tonight
| May their hearts be
Still always Tree
And pure as the mounbeam's ligh
Mexico, Mo-, Feb. 10.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1885-02-19
Mr1ice xla,strr's Letter to His vile.


The following letter was written by
a dlsconsolate husband, minister Of
Mexico. to his absent wife, this week:
MY DEAR SUSAN JANE: As the sun
is just climbing out of bed with a
broad smile on his face, I greet him
and you with hearty good will. May
my face he as open and frank as his.
Alas. alas, that man alone, OF all
Gods works. should wear a double
face. The most difficult part Of the
study Of human nature is to decide
between the truth or falsity OF ap-
pearances not so with nature. You
can trust the great sun with his faith
erly face, anil the lovely moon with
her mild. tender look. Every laugh
ing, dancing star is rs constant in its
good-hu,nored mirtb a. the stately
moon herself. The modest flowers,
when once they venture to open their
eyes upon US. do no' shrink from the
gaze or gentle hand of their admir-
ers. Their blooming, bInshing beau
" is untinged by shame. or guilt.
While try to hrcaden my face out
in the huge effort to look like the sun
behind q thicket, your dear face ap-
pears with the grace and tenderness
Of the full moon, just rising.
O, Susan Jane, O, Susan Jane,
Why will you not discover,
Beneath light and sportiye face
The true heart of your lover!
As freely as the pencil leaves
My thoughts upon the paper,
So does my happy love break ont
In many romp and caper.
| o, Susan Jane, o, Susan Jane,
do deserve your pity,
Although ten thousand folks are near
I'm lonely in the city;
Ladies may smile and men may laugh,
And l join in the clatter,
Although I try, can't be gay,
Good gracious, what's the matter?
o, Susan Jane, o, Susan Jane,
III tell you all my trouble,
My Joys, by half, are lost to me
My griefs are more than double.
I took you as helpmeet, dear,
And on you learned to lean.
I'm all too weak to walk alone
Nor old enough to wean.
i Dear old girl, you must hurry hom
. to take care of your tisconsola,
sweetheart. When you get back tl,i
world will wear brighter face an
life will be very song nf love.
YOCR HUSBAND.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1885-02-19
what the sexton said.

Mr.. Lewis Edwards, sexton Of Mt
Vernon Place Church, Washington,
d. c., certifes that for several
months he had been suffering with a
severe cough which distressed him
day and night. He was very much
debilit.ted, with constant psins in
his chest. After trying various rem.
edies he used the Red Star Cough
Cure, winch gave him entire relief
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1885-02-19

Dobyns & Gibbs the Druggists
who are always locking after the in-
terest of their customers, have nov
secured the sale Of DIR. RosaBko's 3
Cough and Lung Syrup, remedy
that never fails T., cure olsl., Pains
in the Che-t and all Lung Affections.
For pro 4. try free sample bottle.
Regular size so cents and Sl.00.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1885-02-19

She has received . certain amount
Of instruction at public school, then
marries young. and begins her. to me,
Herculean lsoors. II is her part to
perform all the daily household tasks
with but seldom any onts,de aid. She
must make butter, milk the cows, feed
the chickens apd attend to the kitch-
en- garden, as well as to her special
pet fower-beds and vines. Then she
harnesses her horse and drives to
neighboring town to barter Gas no one
else can) with. her butter, eggs and
garden produce. II anything is bro
ken or out Of order in the house or
farm she mends it. and being wo-
man Of infinite resources, she may
even construct some Of her own fur
niture or paint her fence. Her "par-
lor" is adorned with all the latest a5-
surdities in the way Of worsteti work
or pressed boouets, while her store
closet is we'll stocked with preserves,
and her garret hung with dried fruits.
It is probable that she has children,
and none are more thoughtfully tend
ed in all their needs, be they physi-
cal, moral or mental. The clothing
of the family, even to their stockings
and mittens, is her hsndiwork, while
occasionally garment is inside Tor
one of the village poor.
But where is her self-culture? say
you. All! there is the mystery how
and when is it Accomplishment And
there 10 no denying the fact; mar
row provincial education it may be,
but that is owing solely TO her cir
cumscribed life.
IF you were to enter small, COM
| monplace, whlte-washed farmhouse
in any of the struggling New Eng
'and villages, which appesrs little
else than cluster OF hnss in q Wild
erness to English eyes-if you were Sc
bold as to enter in, aud SO fortunate
as to have an uninterrupted conver.
sa'ion with the mistress vi the house
you w"aid nnd her pia.n iauea wo'
man, Clad 10 neat caiicp, shafp-so'e
cd and siiarp-visaged perhaps. ou
gentle in manners, and displaying q
he talks a weii-cn'tisatea inteiii
gence, anu more or less iamiaaflt.
with literature III all It's branches o
history, philosophy science an
oeaes ieares lou woa'o nm" neI
'nt'n"et OF .ne nesfes. a'ofars. ana
. auoscf'"eI W :" .ne ie'u'ns pe,.ou'
cals. nut ia ofaef W Mane .1's
5 >triea'y uotAIui account, I mus. 40
! 'nas sue se'"on 'sa's ."e "e"sp'
r pe's' ana y o''e'.y usso'u y 'u'
o Kno~ieaee OF curfe". ana'fs s''as ul'
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1885-02-19
An Important DIsceyery,

The most important discovery is
that which brings the most good to
the greatest number. DR.. King 6
New Discovery for consumption.
coughs and colns. will preserve the
health and save life, and Is q price.
less boon to the afflicted. No tonly
doe. it positively cure censulnption'
bat coughs. colds, bronchitis, asthma
hoarseness and all affections OF tht
throat, chest and lungs. yield at ono,
| to its wonderful curative powtas. II
you doubt this get trial bottle fres
at ]. F. LIewellyn's drug store.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1885-02-19
ExcursIop Rates

To the Worll,s Fair. Mexico to
New Orleans and return only $3.50
ny all routes. For full information.
maps and time tables showing routes
aud connections call upon Or address
4. =. Wnsos.
Ticket Agent c. & A. and w. ST.
l.. & p. Rys., Union Depot, Mexico.
No.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1885-02-19

Don't fail TO read the advertisement
of J. A. Potts big sale TO take place
Feb. a4th. This viii be big sale
and rare bargains win be offered.
stock men and farmers should re-
member the day and attend. ids
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1885-02-19

Charley and Henry are couple OF
the boys. Call and see them at lunch
counter sorth side square. 44-n
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1885-02-19

at. bottles of beer for so ,s.nts at
u Dennis O'Cailaghan's. s6-H
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1885-02-19

.SmeEs The i'ailes. o genuine Ha-
pana flzeg. for snle By TAeo. Gnrrah.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-03
paper,
Wonderful things are now IL


Wonderful things are now madefrom
properly prepared paper.
Among other things recently exhibit.
ed were paper buckets" bronzes,
urns, asphalte roofing, water cans, car
pets, shirts, whole suits OF clothes,
iewelry, materials for garden walks,
window.curtains, laterns and pocket
lbandkerchiefs.
| The most striking of the many objects
exhibited in thus material was perhaps
a fire stove with cheerful hre burn-
ing In it.
We have from time to time noted the
announcement of newly invented rail
way carriages and carriage wheels
Ichimnsy-pots, Hour bar RES, cottage
walls. roofing tiles and bricks, and die
Tor stamping, all made of pap'r.
A material capable of 80 many uses
SO very divers fed In character, is 90
lyiously destined to play very import
ant part in our manufacturing Iuture
Among the latest novelties OF thi
kind are paper i" blankets.
Attention has II. quently been called
| TO The value of ordinary sheets OF pape
las a substitute tor bed-clothes or,
least, as an addition to bed clothes.
The idea seems to have suggested tn
fabrication OF " blankels' from TIL
: cheap material and if all that lis said
= them is true, they ought to be exten
: sively used.
8 For the extremely INDECENT the
/, should be a great boon, and 1t Is
| their favor, perhaps, that 'hey eahno
Iof course, 10 40 dllraple as oruthai
4 wooden Or Gotten goods
. The bedding ol many of the poor car
al -, a., A., - va pf Tnnch airk pes
Daily Republican., 1885-02-03
RETROsP EU1ION.

We've been telling life's rosary over,
In the twilixht'n cool, slumberous hush,
While the dew drops are silently falling,
And kissiuR the roses a-blush.
The lily's white chAlice IL dropping,
And swsys In the tremulous air,
And in the soft blue OF the heavens
The pale stars OF even appear.
We've been counting the long decades over.
That have passed ihce that day in the
When the brides were triIling sonatas
or love round the place where we stood
While tho sunbeams were weaving about
A mantle Of radiant sheen.
And the shadows came Pickering softly
Across the soft carpet Of green.
In fancy see you, my darling.
As you looked on that fair summer day,
In tho radiant hush W your beauty,
With tho tremuious sunbeam ut play
Mid tho iiuttering strands Of your tresscs,
That chung to your pure pla I'D br.w,
While the shy breezas laid their csresses,
Upon your cheeks roseate glow.
All that was day we'll remember,
Dear love, till the cloI OF our lives
The thought Of It's Hiss and Its raptures
Thr0' our bitterest hour survives,
For twas then that We felt loves nrst ire.
Astir in each innocent breast
And Its fiutter awoke In my bosom
A passionate, longing unrest,
All. the decades we've told since that day
love,
OF sorrow, Of glory, Of 10y
But we've counted then always together,
In love that has known ne alloy.
And now, tho our brows are encir3led
With Times silvry chaplet OF time,
| Y ct oar hearts are rs full Of loves fragrance
As they were IN that sweet su mer time.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-03
COMMUNICATION
From Prof. A. Ii. Chandler, Princf
nal Of the Academy, BrOOk-
haven, Miss.

haven, Miss.
The following extract regarding DIR. Ken
nedy's Favorite Remedy is taken from
private letter from rIoi. "A. H. , 'nanu, n, -, ~,
its publication, thinking other ainicted ones
mipht experience ike benefit nom this
Internationally splendid medicine:
II have been under IT. Kennedy treat
ment for two months. taking only the medi'
cine IN question, FAVORlTE REMEDY,
md the effect on my disease is already won.
derfnl ! am rapidly regaining the use OF
my side, which had been so long IKE piece
ofdead weight, 10 be dragged about uncon.
troiied In the least Now l walk all around
the school-house and grounds, unaided even
by the accustomed walking cane. 1 suner-
| ed from paralysis and torpidity OF the nvei
and bowels All this mas been removed, anu
nv general health was never better than al
present" ,
Dr. Kennedy has large professional lrac.
tice in the hudson river conntles Oh wow
Y ork. among the most tntell't ent ana TO
| fined people, and during the quarter cen
tury's service in this vicinity he ascriOes MS
| y reat success as physician and surgeon 70
| the marvel us curative properties oI his
:. Favorite Remedy" ihe doctor knows hls
medicine has the power 10 aiievia.e , snn
ling. and he is anxious to nave IL kno"n
wherever disease and pain exist ~.
Fayorite Remedy has large sales AT the
North, and hope for the sake OF sulerihe
humanity 1t win soon be rooogni III .ns
south waere we are deluged win go many
nos,ruins. many even iDjur Gus TO health ano
Iha,lpiness from their alcoholic properties
| which give for awhile deceptive stimuiatlon
|" favorito Remedy Is sad to give ulstast'
for strong drink, a most poweriui reoonhineh
Ur kennedy has an advertisement IN IN
Header, and any order sont Tor me AVoIi u
Remedy" will receive romft atteAtloh' y. Ep
Eor sale by z James Belt, ixtl and Mar
"'" e-o-d-d&wly
Daily Republican., 1885-02-03
NOTIOEk.

NOTICE-IN CONFORMITY WITH
IN the provisions and requirements Of an
act OF the General Assembly Of the state of
Della ware, passed at Dover, March IA, 1888,
entitled An Act Concerning Private Dor
porations," notice is hereby given that GER
titcate Incorporating corporation to oe
known az The Paradox Varnish Mannfac-
turing Company" the purposes Of which In.
corporation being the manufacture and sale
Of vsrnish, paints and other articles Of mtr.
chandise, and of buy ing and selling general
merchandise. will on the 7th day OF Febru-
airy, A. d., 1885. at o'clock, a. m, be pre-
sented TO the Honorable William q. " HE
ley, Associate Judge OF the Superior Court OF
the State OF delaware, In and for New Gas.
tie County. for his approval. The principal
place Of business of said corporation will be
In the city Of wilmington. New Castle Ooun
ty and State Of Delaware. The persons in
tending apply for incorporation as afore
aid, a majority of whom reside in said city
OF Wilmington and State Of Delaware: are
JACOB r. FRANTZ,
CHARLES 4. Smith,
JACOB SCH ELLER,
FRANK +. FRANTZ,
HENRY M. Il. barry.
s. A. MACALIlSTEk, Attorney. JanZ7-lO
Daily Republican., 1885-02-03
HAND BILLS.

We would call the atten-
ton O, the farmers who con-
template having public sales
TO our stock of cuts, suitable
tor printing pG.olic sale bills
Having purchased all of the
|cuts of the late Gazette job
room, we are better prepared
than ever to cater to the
wants OF the public. We
will give satisfaction and
prices to suit the times.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-03

A DEMONSTRATORS SAI.E-BY VIZ
n tue Of an ordec Of tbs Orphans Court
viii be exposed to public sale. on the Preml-
SEES, In Red Lion Hundred, New Castle Coun
ty, Del, on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1886,
at 10 o'clock u. N.
the farm Of the late Thomas W. Belville, stu.
ated on tho road leading from TESTERS Corner
toI3owersville, conta ning l2laeres more or less
in a good State Of guilty alton, with new /sl
dwelling houses and other Ne cessary build ~
inas. The following personal property viii al
~ so be sold consisting offour good wofk
4E or driving horses, nine good milch COWS
and two heifers, all coming In prof1t and good
stock also, one young jersey bull, fifteen
ewes and one ( cod buck, turkeys and chick
ems, farming implements, one combined
reaper and mower tChampion), drill, reaper,
n over, corn shelter, fan, plows, cultivat0rs,
harr0ws. farm wagon, peach wagon, Two
| wheel rakes, horse cart eisbt-horse power
i tMix); sleigh, carriage pole and yoke. YORK
1 wagon, family carri age, set OF single harness,
| set OF doub Q harness. set OF wagon harness.
| ladder, grindstone. forty bushels OF oats, two
| or three tons Of hay, potatoes, eight Days o.
New Jersey chemical phosphate. straw, fod
| articles not mentioned. Also, twenty'nins
| acres of wheat in the xrounf.
| TERMS All Sums VI $40 and under, cash
| over that amount credit OF seven month";
| viii he given by purchasers giving = bank
| ible no with approved security, interos
| ,dded. Attendance by
VIM. M. STUCKERr. admir-,
or by J. FRANK BIGGS his ATTY.
=. M. tnos auctionoer. i2i d-taswkly3
Daily Republican., 1885-02-03
A raIn wisk senator B.y ard.

otnhIOI DdVhru NhS lnFENtDWCu ny
the Washington correspondent Of the
New York World on Friday, and in the
course OF the conversation the Senator
raid: 1.-THE Secretary of the Navy for
Mr.. Cleveland's Cabinet should not be
a politician. The danger Of taking a
man from the navy for Secretary of the
Navy Ia that he will not be- impartial
in the ad IN Illustration of his office. Both
the navy and the army are full Of little
rings and ciiQues, and 1t Ii hard TO find
a IN an In either ssrvlcs who would not
b- too much influenced by these. Still
we might tind b very able aud Impair
tial mechanic In the navy. When
| sav mechanic | mean more than handi-
craftsman mean n mechanic in the
gre. I and broad sense of the word. We
| want a man ID huild m the navy and
| make ~ AL arm of defense and offense,
| IN which the country can feel secure
| and Of which every citizen will be
| proud The record of the American
| navy tor tho last twenty ysars has been
on- that no citizen can look upon with
out feelings OF tue deepest humiliation,
and Indignation, too, for there have
been millions of dollars squandered
upon hat Depaitm ant through incom'
potency, IL MT dishonesty. III We art
now 10 have 4 real navy, man mus
90 into the Secretaryshie with system
in view. He must have defuite aim
and plans, and TO their development h'
must give ~ Pa,'oh. "e ,'
bered, unhaIn pered, but with a singh
l atriotic purpose in mind. He must q
at il rs n business man, with common
sehse, P'acNca' lhosnoe'
nave ,h'Rs 'oioo VI o"p ,'',, al.
many Oh WI oth arc are ho~ "o' n %, Iu'e
why can we ntiiilotneoe
COCKS 10 pt' III inc on''ou S."'o9 40,
n"e- not ow u Maelo uosA uoI
not own 81 hgie o,unapoe ,Uuhuy.
cahho. ""Se siheios""' Nv
only lave ordnance iounuiIos an
( dorkS, p"' We nhus' na'o no~ aS
heIenses' new sh'Ps anu
'or?edo scr wee IN the inc VI eHp''
rtves there are great thines W oe uoh'
r th1 methons OF navai ~a'iaio nav
radically chapg"n IN twenty years, an
: we nave not mao. pcs.nui"s
Keeping pare win inc prokreSs MA
ny other hrst-c ha'lon' .o n sc.
Adininis'f It'"h WIZ cohe race W Id.
l Win 10" ptooie" oi na.'ona' no
ana thr cn'y why 10 so',o eno p."o,e.
'p.t.i No..
'ftt .io'' i'oi.''."i ..y .,la ,
, The NJ W Admi niStfalioh shouiu
a hu mess administrator. ~ "hi
confronted ny tne ki%see. ",' $3.50, W"
The Republicans have ieit us heritat
OF v'eat eyils They nave disposed
r c''thing They nave put on anu pr
on Thei pohcy has been Que oi UNI
terrupted postponeineht. lhey ISSUE
:. promise to pay, and take mat proinll
!. up with another promise 10 pay me
have rot se'tied The silver qnestio'
II They have not removed Tue outrae.o'
wrongs OF the tariH. Ihey nave moi
II nothing for American shipping. Int
st have left MS the wreck OF navy
20 new Administration must undertake
dispose OF the problems arising out
II this condition Of things. How IL sha
Daily Republican., 1885-02-03

Dsea as,u,e Grave

Thomas Daily, an Old citIzen O! Az
lantic city, who has been ~ lately
went TO Philadelphia last week 10 Az
tend the funeral OF sister'1n-laW. nc
was feeling quite unwell at the church
but declined TO accompany the fuhera
to the cemetery.
As the coffin was being lowered In
the ground he fell over another grave
and expired almost instantly. Hi
wife stood beside him at the time M
deaf h caused sensation among thu
monrners.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-03

HnyINr W. LAVE BOUGHT Tal
maUhlDery n tho saw Mill At
W. tNk 'illpio Ave. and Union stree, :.
OF James Mckinney, and ave
now prepared To tIrnish kindling wood Of IL
nest quality and at ehortesp notice. Your
patrohagets soiicitedSend orders by wagons
or ssnd postal clrA to factory, corner OF Tn.
nj avenue anu Union street, WIlmins 70 q.
Doi T. K MEAkrJS 4 BE>y,
Daily Republican., 1885-02-03

hE-ONEOFTHOSE
BONE three-story brick
)ings, No. l4l9 jackson
ntaining nine rooms
| hot and cold water
Is already in ; all mod
dement's. A good chance
who wishes to pur'
Nome. Terms to suit
!. Best of reasons fol
ppay on pre- misses.
dec27-l mN
Daily Republican., 1885-02-03

LE-.AGOOD FRAME
bntainlng 9 rooms and
rounded by three-quar'
b acre of ground plant
Aall fruit and grapery. A
blace for d summer resi-
b Brandywine Springs,
from Wilmington, and
minutes'walk to Farlk-
IN. Will be sold cheap
an estate. Apply to
TIE LANG, 1879 Van
Let. dec29.lm*
Daily Republican., 1885-02-03
(utiCUTa
rHE 0NLYREMEDlES FOR the SKIN
AND BLOOD UNIVERSALLY
COMMENDED.

VIM r. Totten, G72 North Tenth Street, Phila,
telnhih reports that one OF his cutomerh stated u
i'm incidentally that he was feeling so well ane
,hd gained tive nty-seven pounds in the last year
ii az which he attributed to a systematic cours'
4 the CUTICURA REsoLvENT, which mas proVet
dectual when all other remedies failed
Daily Republican., 1885-02-03

LEA THREE
brick dwelling con-
In rooms and bath
bcation. Lot TX
!, fronting on two
|Only $500 cash re-
Also three ? story
billings containing 6
hd bath. Will be
IA bargain. Little
bred. Terms made
rchaser. Apply to
Dole, No. 9 East
street.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-03

We will print you bill heads and put
them up in tablet form as neatly and
az cheap as you can get them elsewhere
We solicit n trial aud guarantee salts
faction, both in work and price.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-03
SORES ON NECK.

Chas. Brady, Somerville Mass. who refers t,
Dr. i J. Wood druggist, of that city. certihes TO (
Ionderful cure of running sores on the neck whlcl
lad been treated By hospital physicians without
ure, and which yielded completely 10 the CUIi
Ira REMEDIES.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-03

- AURE VI LAND AT
|Grace, with a large frame
Rooms with bath. hot and
heaters Also n store and an
ath. wheelwright and carriage
|nuinper Of fruit trees. THIS
D bought very cheap GRECO
liz Market street. l3l.5t
Daily Republican., 1885-02-03

1. ..3.STORY BRICK. WI
|ngton street, front
n. side and back yards ;
Il3 rooms papcred
with gtlt paper. ssns,
Military plumbing, h eat
stairway aud all con.
having "a front ntNl1a
At0u street. This prop
p sold. as the OW ncr In
ing from city. Terms
easS. ADDiy Ia NANL
100 Nhiplcy street.
c1.lWs
Daily Republican., 1885-02-03

IA CHESTER COUNTY
b acre.. Of primo land In .
blt.vstion. and good, substan
Tue farm Is we'll watered
Inv Strings 4 acres Of timber,
Ind shade trees. This farm Ia
ttsd ~ miles from whining
b. turnpike. and 2 miles from
!. viii he sold low and on
BIZ on or address .INb PYLE.
Ellington streets, Whining ton
deal .dandw.u
Daily Republican., 1885-02-03
CJTRED ny CUTICURA.

Nv skin Lsense which resisted several popula
emed and other RENE dies advised by physicians
as been cured by your CUTIcURA REMEDIES
hey surpassed my most sangnine expect ION
nd rapidly effected cure. j. q. ARENTRUE
VINCENNEs. IND,
Daily Republican., 1885-02-03

Bush's. French street wharf, ID Tn
place to buy good coal.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-03

AT A BARfAlN. TWO
houses opposite Riveryiow
Philadelphia PIKE SIX
full tner kitchens, acre
Aci. large stable with one.
only part of cash needed
FNER, No. . West ren'h
l3l.f
Daily Republican., 1885-02-03

a VAIL ABLEPRDPERTY
kale. know as Tes~ell's
D, with smith and wheeling ut
1 with 70 acres OF land, with
and a hrst class business
present tive. Terms easy.
6ress T.. X CkESWELL,
Chester o. Pa. r. ot'
Daily Republican., 1885-02-03
rur POET POWERS.

A feeling IT gratitude imr"lsre TO neknowledg'
he great merits Of your LTIicuhA, ana cordial
proInmend il to the public as very valuab
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Daily Republican., 1885-02-03
FLOUR AND FEED STORE,
JAMES G.. MORROW,
TWELFTH & FRENCH STREETS,

WILMINGTON, DELAWARE,
Wholesale and retail dealer in
extra family flour, supertine and
all grades Of flour, best qualities
and lowest prices. Also corn in
the grain or cracked ; white and
yellow corn meal, buck.
wheat and rye flour, grouad corn
and oats, mill feed and bird food.
Also hay and straw. potatoes,
ard all vegetable and flour seeds.
Also brooms, buckets, brushes,
and many other articles of utility
always needed, at he lowest
prices