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Daily Republican., 1885-04-29
AsB.teh.rDrops DeaS.

On Tuesday afternoon about 4.30 o..
clock John Morrison, 228 Tatnall street,
dropped dead whilst in the act of cut.
ting steers throat. He was in the
employ of Joseph H. Gould and was in
the slaughter house in an alley running
back from Tatnall street between
Second and Third streets, where he
had already knocked the steer in the
head and had sharpeBed his knife.
just as he was STOPPING over the pros
trate beast he fell, and before DIR. Bur
well, who was sent for, arrived, he was
dead. His remains were then removed
ITO his residence, and undertaken Pal
mer notified. Deputy Coroner Smith
will investigate the case. to-day and
give a certificate.
He had been forewarned by physi.
clans that he might die some time in
that way, as he was known to be drop
steal, and TO be troubled with heart
disease. Deceased was about So years
of age, had lived in Wilmington forty
years, and was engaged as butcher for
Mr.. Gould for some twenty-five years.
He was considered the best man at
his trade in the city, and at one time
had charge of Strengthening all the
beeves killed in Wilmington. He
leaves wife, q son and q grand-daugh.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-29
Tho Markets.

The markets we're we'll attended this
morning by sellers and buyers, and
although the new market law has not
yet gone into effect, the SINNERS
were conspicuous BY their absence. The
ruling prices were as follows: Butter,
rs tO-30 cents pound; eggs, 16 to Is
cjnts a dozen chickens, 16 to Is cents
a pound; white potatoes, 10 to 10 cents
a half pick sweet potatoes, 20 to IS
cents a half peck turnips, 10 to II
cents a half peck; tomatoes, Is to 90
cts. quart; green peas, go cts. half peck;
apples, 20 to 80 cents half peek spin
bage 5 to 10 cents q head lettuce 8 to
10 cents head /; asparagus, 20 to rs
cents bunch cucumbers, to 10 cents
each, celery, 3 to 10 cents bunch. The
supply OF fish was large, and shad sold
from Is to 40 cents each,
Daily Republican., 1885-04-29
THIRD EDITION.


PAEAMA, April IS Osmbii Cambria,
mssssug-i e the diplomatic corps
of Boscja arrived at Panama this
morning VILE the national troops
who cln-is, chiefly of volunteers
from Cauls, u4der command Of Mon
toy. " be i as se,.t Aizpuru notice TO
leave city IL A. hours Aizruru now
says ne VIII tisa&. Il he Goes not evac.
uate the city tie Rational troops will
try to dis .olgs L!m, ard un.ess the
United States troops interfere the city
will stand poor chance. II Aizpuru
remains IL ti.e city tie stIuege WILL lie
indefinitely prolonged
Alta o'c, ock tAls Atter2ccl tie various
consuls he'd u meeting witt Aizpuru,
who undertook 10 give Up tAs city to
the govsruln Ill, troop, upon their arr.
val, bat as yet Is shows u signs OF
carrying cut tais Undertaking. TIE
rebels still occupy the Cathedral towers
and are really tc defend tie Cuartels.
Toe q atioaa. troops rucl1ta on board
the hulk.
The Frercl Corsa, Arnanao publishes
letter to-day denying tina. he has
telegrapael Z his eUrernu.ect protest.
ing against tie acilu.. o! tho American
forces on the lstbrias. Armando says
he has never Com nul.Cated one word
of the political situation hero to his
government,
United States Consul Genera. Adam
son has given prompt information 10
the American commander Of AiZpuru' d
warlike preparations, and has rec iyed
some strange treatment at the hands
of the French consul ArIaldo, wac
claims to have caused tho withdraw of
the United States forces,
The American lark captured by the
rebels some tine ago was Brought tc
Colon. yesterday 10y the Uc.ted States
steamer A ianos she had oa board
the rebel Genera! Bar amin E.iz and
sixty men.
A riot occurred .. ?aya.sc yesterday
afternoon Le;wecn resilsn; Jamaican:
and Colon. bians Thee Ct tbs lattei
were killed auG seveItee.. Ctlers were
wounded. A conpaGy c. marines
under Cap. Reid have gone there II
keep order. Pacaisu IS about Line miles
from Panama.
The deidclrieE.s C marines ffou
the Unitoc States s:ca:i.v.s Tennessee
Galena, 4 lt!anoe ana Gwatara returne,
to their IdSrec;ive sliIs 81 Colon ye1
terday. i..e United S,a.sa force
await the ctteIp: c. :ae national force
to land at the Paoisc Mai! Company
pier Thei- .ard.ns at ia; pier will b
resisted.
The pational trcc!s axe within tw
days ma-cA C c.; 81. AID new
of an attack upon TIA; C!,y riay be Ell
pected Any d,
The disltetes:oG sa.v.ca Of u
American troops ia AL - !e'' and a
preciated greatly Ly tie l<;:tc eleme
of the con. Il aGity.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-29
7 H EDIT
The Port Depos,, 81

Yesterday evening Theodo,Aa p y
was arrested by ConstabIs ~
q warrant o6taineI he v
Scott, who charged Porter
provoked assault on him y
(scott) was employed Al HI.
stove Stove mou,der in the fam
Messrs. b. c. Bibb Il sou
Abrahams, after a HEARING n "s
imposed a fine of TWO dolJ, ~ =
on Porter, and required him
security in the sum of fifty AZ
Keep the peace. Porter was o
go In search Of bail and wh;ls
1t is charged, committed ano,noI
on Norris Hawkins, another aul
Messrs, Bibb, who was on his ~
from work. Hawkins imm|
swore out a warrant against
and he was q second lime
before Justice Abraha,ns. who
case imposed a fine OF five doly|
required him to give bond in \
of one hundred dollars for n
behavior. Porter was again ali
60 IN search Of bail. and I'M
time has not put in an ann,
Constable White is lookinr' y
with q commitment. Porter IL
the striking moulders al b. G. !
Sons stove works, and Sea
Hawkins are two of che nor. I'M
now employed in their plao :
was not much hurt, but Hawk
severely beaten.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-29
Entertainment.

Program for the literary association
of Scott M. Il. church for Thursday
evening, April so, 1855: Singing, by
so.diety (; order OF business opening
address, Thomas O'Daniel music +;
recitation, ArtemIs Bartlett referred
questions Did Lafayette fight in the
Revolution for military honor or love
the United States? S. Homer Calkins |;
Why was not Washington inaugurated
on the 4th of March ? Rev. Vaughan
Smith Could the government of the
United States do as well without a
Senate Rev. N. NJ. Browne music !;
realizing, Ella Pierce ; inpromptu
speeches, Samuel Parker and Joseph d.
H CraSte critics report by critioue.
A cordial invitation is extended TO all, ,
Daily Republican., 1885-04-29
Labor EC;e4,

At meeting Of tic raj .oad coal
miners, al Irwic Staten, Perua.. on
Monday, it was decided 10 ooa;!aue the
strike for GO cents e. to-. About 1900
men are Involved il the s,rixe. Most
of them heinz i. used, & Subscription
has been oleaee t-1 the. le,eft. A
total aastiueGo.a = oyerlci.. Las also beer
started pioGg them, and :2o-j than 400
have sighed tAs lleGLe
The Dodge Cox vo.s.s, o! Lancaster
Pa, have, i; IS a-IeU!c-,. Lee. sold L
the Coosc.:3a;et Colk 6 rlpany ant
will be shut down. leg;., nent,y Ahou
seventy n.e:-, e.f.s en- legs are thu
thrown out {: e.AN.ey.aCTt
Ia store Lssca5 n. I'A-ioN, Ohie
are on strike fc: higher wages. Som
OF them yesterday pi2gcae2 10 a new
house and a..acs el,,;.i: 1.ao AZ work
compelling them tc quiz. O'he.s wer
driven off ~ threats.
Seventy Gyeepl p.t.e, q t,.e Wes.in.
house MACHINE Company q. Pit.sbur,
have just bee. sEHtecied G. account q
lack OF orders. Tacr Id teea or ha,
time most Ct tie wirtt~.
Three LUL1rel s..:firs b.. k moui
cers in Beading, p-rI,a resume,
work yester,.aJ a::<..cc1 O. The EN-
ployers' te!ms. Sl.75 pc. cay. III
meu had demaGioc &, tie tame raj
as paid last yea.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-29
ACOid, Windy snap.

The genia! April showers yesterday
lasted until 10 O'Clock, when strong
west wind ee, in, The clouds parted.
and the weather this morning was un.
pleasantly cold and uncom Portable.
Oyercoats were hunted up once more,
and s.raw hats we're substituted with
the winter Derby or wool SLOUGH.
Everybo on tho streets was urged
into brisk movement to keep them.
selves warm, and when neighbor met
neighbor, the salut!on was View,
but isn't it cold?" and the response
was. Well, now should smile If It
wasn't" AT seven o'clock tine therno-
ater at the REPUBLICAN office WAS
TO .ty three.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-29

On Saturday next persons who bring
produce TO market will take stands on
the east side OF King street in the
spaces assigned them by the Clerk.
There will bo 10 necessity of any one
hereafter getting up at au early hour,
or making any provision to secure an
eligible position, as having paid the
Clerk the stipend specified, the pace
can be taken at any hour, and any
party occupying the same will be com-
psiled to remove thegetrom. Persons
not having secured SPACE should remem-
Der this fact. There may be some con.
fusion at fIsti TT: We think the .egu.
laion will prove popular after all
tecome accustomed 10 il.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-29
A GIrl's strange Story.

Lizzie Rosskopp, aged 81 years. of
No. 1862 South Fifth street, Philadel.
phia, reported to the police on Tuesday
morning tha.. five men attempted to
commit an assault on her al Sixteenth
ard nix avepue on Monday night.
SIS stated that, In company with
Ernest Ncchter, of No. 2oUc sott -.
Sixth street, che strolled down Broad
street, below Snyder avenue. At this
point TWO men who represented them.
selves as Off Gers, and displayed badges,
took them into custody. Vochter was
taken IL the direction Of the station
house, but was released before arriving
there. The other man, Lizzie states,
tock her to the lots at Sixteent h
and Passy avenue, where an assault
was attem pied by her captor and four
men. Her cries, however, scared them
of, and resident of the neigh Dor hood
ran TO her assistance and took lie. &c
Bis house, where she remained al
night She gave descriptions of hel
assailants to the seventeenth distric
police, ana says she thinks she coult
| identity them
Daily Republican., 1885-04-29
Funeral OF George ID. XII

The car department of the nj
Hollingsworth Company closed
day afternoon, out Of respect TO :
Kilmer, deceased, who had an
the cabinet department for a pu}
years. The funeral was attendd
body by the employees, marsha
Howard McAllister. A handsd
low Of flowers with tho word
Rest" tn, reon, was presented
apprentice boys of the departnel
pall.bearers we're Edw. Eobinso|
Coudon, Frank May and Mark |
OF the Harlan &c Holiingsworth
pany, John Black and Andrew
Of the jackson K Sharp Compapj
remains twere inferred in Rij
cemetery. After the ccremoI
employees met and passed the
ing resolutions:
Resolved, That In the death
fellow workman. Geo. d. Kiln
have lost a good friend and Z
companion and further
Resolved, Inat We tender bis
our sincerest sy sympathy and re-
their bereavement.
EDw. ROBINSON, Fl
G. j. CoUDoN.
II. McALLIsTER,
G. III. WILLIAMS
ard o
Daily Republican., 1885-04-29

Address, Beaver Valley. Del. Executor
Daily Republican., 1885-04-29
Hel q on Another Charg|

This morning Sheriff Ford
John Brown and John Adam
two men who are held for trad
bling, over to this city to AMI
charge of picking Mrs. Alice c.
er's pocket, last Friday evening"
Reeder Identified Brown as lhl
who knocked against her just
size missed her.pocket book. Thu
ner denied being at the station |
time when the theft was comb
and said tina, he was in a barb ri
but could hot tell where the plac
After hearing the evidence
Cum mins ordered them to furnisl
In the sum OF $500 for their appe
at Court.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-29
Kerry on Hand.

Berry, the Brandywi ne u un y, or'
cream map, was on hand TINS n ~
at his old stand in Third street h;s
The morning was cold, but ms .,
customers crowded about ma ~, -
glad to zee him and partak1G1 s - has
cious cream once more ne ne, A or,
forgotten how 10 mako FoGt 20 !, l.
His many friends will be glsu ~ ma
that he will be on hand every M
day with his cream,in person.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-29
Interesting Services

On Saturday evening, May 3Olh
Asbury Mutual Improvement $
will hold q very interesting mel
service, at which the Rev. W.
Murray will deliver an address %
Blue and the Gray" and W.B. II
ESQ, will read the poem bearing
same title. Jerman j. McMullin|
read lis rem in isoence Of the w
the preservation of the Union
r. Shaw will read Barbara Frless
and Asbury Burke will recite"
dams ride" Invitations are to be I
ded to General Thomas A. smyt91
Admiral 8. f. Dupont Posts, u. I
Daily Republican., 1885-04-29
Vain People.

People who are vain and selfish,
shallow, petty, or false, cannot honor
their employment, whatever it be, and
cannot attain any real success in it,
for, to make it subserve the ends OF
mankind, the very opposite qualities
are required. From cleaning q street
up to regulating the affairs of a nation,
the character that is put into the work
is what will determine its value, and
only that can be put in which already
exists In the worker
Daily Republican., 1885-04-29
at the Kinks.

The masquerade at the Wilmington
riuk takes place this evening. and
viii! be participated in by uore hui
those who know TO behave themselves
IN proper manner. All objection Tile
persons Will be refused admission up
on the floor so ycu need have no fear OF
taxing part aud entering In for the
PRIZE TO he given 10 the one who may
nave the hacdsc NEST costume, as wei;
as the most original. A costumer from
New York will be Gu hand with suits
for all WHO ray wish them.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-29
p-o.ead,uxs for a Divorce,

Mrs. Mary Alice Belt. wao, as
Godfrey, a young widow irom
York, met Mr.. Eugene n. Belt u
;imore merchant, at Mount Dese,. n
last summer and was married IN oo1 =,
yesterday at Baltimore began ptc \
inps for divorce on the ground ., :, \
" and abandonment. The coup'
centlywent to New Orleans tos1'
but Tie husband came home :"
followed by the wife.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-29

The Salvation Army was prevented
holding its meeting ct Fifth aud
French streets las,'evsDing Jy order Of
Mayor Wales. 1t is reported that the
Individual who figures as captain, has
stated his intention Of routing tie G EN-
Theatre, at Fifth aud Walnut s,reets,
Tor the purpose OF a baIrack.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-29
Whining ton Team Victorious.

The game Of polo, between the teams
from theWilminRton and citizens Kinks
came off a. the Wilmington rink last
victory for the Wilmington rink team
who made score of against their OPP
ponents zig goose egg, they not being
able to ge, single goal. Mr.. Edward
p. Moody acted as referee.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-29
TIC Reform schooi

A meeting of the man las held
Ferris Reform School 4ma rI Is eff
Tuesday even ing at pr IN, ha eOvernm,
at which bylaws Tor .ne 1t is
OF the school we're adop.e'ii 70 ISSUE
Intention Of the Manages 81 informal
about the school.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-29

Mira. Mary Stevenson, residing at
Trenton Place, was struck on the head
by a ball at the polo game at the Viii
mington rink last evening. She became
insensible from the blow and was
carried into the Office. when DR. Frautz
was summoned. She was taken in a
cab to her home, and is doing "a well
as could be expected.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-29
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XIlIisIiI lie Silent.

The above topic WI. DO me sutj set of
an interesting lecture this evening in
Gra.e NJ. + church. ~ lev. j. Rich
ards Boyle. in all Q. Grace church
work. The We. known ab:.i;y of Mr.
Boyle to hlnc,e = subject ef such his.
torical interes. ssoU.d insure crowded
house. The tioke:s vi he twenty-five
cents,
Daily Republican., 1885-04-29
Welded BiiEs.

Several Wilming;oniaas ,c
Chester, on Monday evening " Bed
remind Mr.. and Mrs. a. orsar
that it was the fifteenth ann n,er III
their welded life. The Ches.e ature
saws amongst the prominent Io 9 d
The evening was the expert io o;,v
ing OF MI. Triton, of this IS Guy N,
Frank Maths, who execu'eN
graceful movements.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-29
Horse En.rssHic

A horse er.GeE.!t plaTal.s q Oxford,
Pa. and v!cia.iy 70 ~. a.!. !as extent
james AndysEt Las .H,: two. Joseph
Menousb o:.e aat Harry Yrrkes one,
within the las: tew Gay, from the
disease, wh:t.- argaar> I; affect tue
throat. Thee &C . yc-. Il ore quite
sick with tLe Complaint v.!ch it was
thought was A.Gak..; i. Z Il the West
BY a shirnel:t ot i..:s6s
Daily Republican., 1885-04-29
ZZAzaazza@sss.
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incorporated ~ 1853 for rs years by the
Legislature for Educational and Charitable
purposes-T;th q capital OF 81, 600 0oo--to
wh,ch reserve fcnd Of over 1856, 900 has sine
seen added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote It's mar.
cnise was n ade part CT the present state
Constitution adopted Dec 2nd. A. D.. 1879.
The only Lottery ever voted on and en-
dorsed BY the people Of any state. 1t novel
scales or postpones.
Its Grand Single Number Draw
fnEs take place monthly.
a kPI-ENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
WIN A FORTUNE. FIFTH 9RRNL
DRAWING, GLASS E IN THE AOADE
MY OF MUSIC. NEW ORLEANS. TUE rs
Drawing.
CAPITAL PRIZE. $4,000.
100000 Flick cts at Five Dollars Each
Fractions, In Ftuhs IN Properties
Daily Republican., 1885-04-29

The Standard Opera Compautso a 3 i'd
ted " Pinafore" last eVoI ,,ant mani
audience, in a very exec ilsni her ID
Miss Alice Raymond g"ss;yed the
first class style, and rec ;rhs music
plause of the audience. lh hIs direct
staGe was under the very aOi :. Olivsu
of Miss Emma r. Steiner. ling
will be presented this eVen'D
Daily Republican., 1885-04-29
An Unn;uaageabie Horse.

This morrins a horse attached to a
wagon was lef; Ltched ii rent OF H.
#. Pickels stove sore CT East Fourth
street, when by some laeaas he got his
foot caugh. r. tie hitchiEs strap, and
before be could he loosonec, kicked The
wagon almost to pieces.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-29
Base Rail.

The following games were played
yesterday
AT Observation-Disclosures. o; ST..
Louis, 5.
At P!ttsbu-g-Pittsburg. A Louis.
vile, 0.
AT spring held-Springield, 10 Am
hurst, 6.
At Cclumbus-Columbus,s Atlanta,
!.
A. Augusta-Augusta, G Nashville,
3.
At Observation-Disclosures, 3 =;
Chattanooga, ,.
At Macon-Macon, 10 Memphis, 0.
At Waterbury-Provide 8 Wat
erbury. A.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-29
R0tur

jackson Walker, VINO VINO, i the eiephsl
last November, havingseeh IL Ia now ?
returned yesterday, ~ butchers y
pared to accommodate az IN an expss
NAV W ISL beeves killed IN on his u
tioIs manner. He brags ~
In this brsiress.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-29

The Young August Flower club has
organized with the following players
j. Wyman, C. f. F. Kirk, |. t. ;; G..
Gibson, T. I. j. Hanna, I'd b. ~. Nc.
Hugh, lst b. ; W. Wells. 3D. b. f. Mar.
tin, 9. 8. j. Gillespie, C. /; George
KiItchner. p. Will challenge any
club whose members are under ak teen
Seven III street.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-29
Wanamaker & Brown,
OAK HALL,
5. E. Cor. Sixth and Market.
PHILADELPHIA.
PEGIsTER'S ORDER.
IL REG lSTER'S OFFIJE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. hEI

Upon the application of Samuel NJ. Talley,
Exec. tor or Mary, Ann 1alley,. late oi
dse, ased. It Is ordered and uiiec.-
le1 by the Register taatthe Ike
cutor aforesaid give notice OF grant
Ing Of letters 4, stamtntary upon tn.
estate OF the deceased, with the date or grant
ing thereof by causing advertisements TO he
posted within forty days from the date OF such
letters IN six of the most public places of Ihe
county Of New Castle, requiring ali persons
having demands against the estate to present
inc same, or abide by an Act OF Assembly in
such case made and provided and also cause
.he same 70 be inserted within the same period
iIthInne DAILY hKErUBLIcAN. newspaper pub.
therein three weeks, (e. O, d.
~ Given under the hand and Seal Of
L. s. ONCE OF the Register aforesaid. al
- Wilmington. In New Castle Count,
Aioi esalu, the day and year above written
IGSATIUS G. CRUDE Register
No1iCH-Ali persons having claims agains,
me estate ofthe deceased must present tht
came, duly attested to the Executor, OF
Or belorc April ~. 1856. or abide the Act OF
Assembly in such case made and provided
SAMUEL N. TALLY,
Address, Beaver Valley, Del. 40
Daily Republican., 1885-04-29
WEDNEs DAY, Mayo, 1855,


~ head or horses and mules, suitable for
driving and farm work; among ttese arc
incluted very desirable pair of iron gray
mares, tho trottins geldiug Billy, one Ohm.
bred Stallion King Alfrst, son Of tho
celebrated stall on Planet. All OF the
mules and part OF the sea were raised In
In owing mach. nes. several pIows cuItivators
etc. The track will be open to the Iublic
LOT drlVing before and aitsr the sale. In case
OF rain. The sale will be postponed to Satur.
Wheel Company ago Al
Daily Republican., 1885-04-29
TMn asrulakg.

Al this mornina's session of Munich
nal Court Judge Cunlm !Gs fixed Barney
Riley 50 and costs fer being drunk, and
James Carroll 81 ard costs FOR a ike
offsace.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-29

Louisiana State LotteryCompany
ave do hereby certify that We Supervise
tho arrangements for all the Monthly snc
drawings of The Louisians
State Lottery Company, and In person mau
age and control the Drawings the IN 3 elycs ,onc
that tho same are conducted With hopcsty
fairness, and IL good fai. n toward all parties.
and We authorize the Company TO use init
certificate, with fac-similes of ouc signatures,
attached, in It's Advertisements"
Daily Republican., 1885-04-29
EOck, Book,

Stoeck!e's celebrated genuine D:a-
moud State Book Beer will make its
appearance tomorrow Thursday )AL-il
3oth. viii be found OF tap at all IL o
leading saloons.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-29

KINa-GILKEY-On the 2sth inst, by
Kew. w. J. Paxson, u. D., at the parion'
aye, 1925 South Fourth street philadelphia,
William X. King TO Miss Henrietta Nc
Bride aiikey, both Of New Castle, Del.
CLARK-ZEBLEY-ln Bethel, on the 14th
inst, by the Rev. Samuel Hance, George
CLARK 10 Miss Emsline Zebley, ell OF Beth
oil, Delaware County, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-29

Fem g. Co.'S Thermometer regia
yesterday $40 at 3 p. m, co. Il U
and $40 at 10 p. III.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-29
DEATHs.

9OOKIN-In this city ON the 27th inst,
Sultina A. Gookin. In the $50 year OF her
sgo.
Funeral from her late residence, No. 1c0l
French street, on Thursday, the seth inst, Of
8 a. IN. Services at the house funeral pri-
vatc. Interment at Wilmington and Bra dy'
wine cemetery.
BELvlLLE-On Monday, the 2sth irst,. in
Philadelphia, Ida, wife Of A. Lesley Bel
Vile, late Of st. Georges.
lnterment in st. Georges cemetery OF
Thursday next ut . o'clock.
LlPPINCCTT-l In THE city, on the s8th inst,
Ann Lippincott, In the s0:h year Of her
age.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-29

To morrow promises to % 'al
warmer. On Friday parity c!ouoyy
sliohtlY cooler.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-29
state or mo Tnermoms iei

at the REPUBLICAN Office in the
7 o'clock 10 o'clock IL 81
43o $50 W
Daily Republican., 1885-04-29
PATHETIC,

What more soothing to
the economical man than the
tone OF IS 50 for a good all
wool black Cheviot suit. or
to the parent with boys to
clothe than $3.50 and $500
for small and large boys re-
spectively. We have other
tones-style and quality.
How wishfully the young
man glances over our lines
OF stylish suits. How salts.
fed when he finds he can
afford to crafty his longing.
Blessed Raee-OAK HALL.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-29
100, 900 flick cts at Five Dollars Each
FrAct1Ons, In F1nhs IN Proportions

1857 Prtzea, amounting to. .s2e5, 6N
made only to the Office Of tho Company II
Now Orleane.
For further Information write clearly, Civ
Ing full address. POSTAL NOTES, Ell
press Money Orders, or New York Exchange
In ordinary letter. Currency by express,
tall sums Of IS and upward at our expenss)
addressed
III. A. DAUPHIN,
Rev Orleans, Ia
or "a. A. DAUPHIN.
607 Seventh. ST.. Washington. ID. {
Mako Post Othce Money Order
payable and address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans Ia.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-29

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