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New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1885-09-05
Official Directory.
United States Ssnators-R. L. Gibson, j

United States Ssnators-R. L. Gibson, j,
B. Eustis.
Rsprssentaire-Third Congressional Dis
trict composed Of the parishes of Iberville.
Ascension, Assumption, Lafourche, Terre-
bonne, st. Mary, Iberia, Vermilion, Lafay-
ette, St. Martin, Calcasieu and Cameron,
E. j. Gay. P. O. address Plaquemine, La.
State Seaator-Twelfth Senatorial Dis
trict composed of Lafayette, Vermilion,
iberia, and st. Martin, Chas. D. Caffery.
p. o. address, Lafayette, La.
District Judge Twenty-frst Judicial
District, composed Of Iberia and St. Mar-
tin, F. l.. Gates, New Iberia, La. Regular
terms: Jury-First Monday in January
and first Monday in May. Ciyilv-First
Monday in March and first Monday in
November.
District Attorney-C. Homer Mouton, St.
Martinsville, La.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1885-09-05
VOLUME I--NUMBER 65.

some two or three small ones an ex-
ceptionally fine one, Southern Rus
STA the largest producer aud ex.
porter of all, will fall twenty per
cent. below an average.
Sensational reports Lave made
their way into the paper of a design
by Germany to purchase or occupy
Cuba, and that generous hearted
Uncle Sam favors all imperial neigh.
Dor, and would prefer the German
stock. Such reports are the merest
bOsh.
Thirty-fve years ago in Italy, the
possession of bible was enough to
subject man to prosecution for
high treason and send him to prison,
to the gallows aud even death.
Now bible deposits are to be met
with in every city, and bibles and
testaments are sold everywhere.
The beautiful Mrs. Minnie
Walkup has been found guilty of
the crime of poisoning her husband
after but few weeks of welded
life, by the jury of inquest, but the
petit jury may reverse the fading,
aud it is to be hoped she will be
able to establish her innocence Of
the crime.
Old John Sherman, for lack of
something better to daunt before
the mental eyes of the people of
Ohio, has resurrected the bloody
shirt, and is now waving it Justify
above his head and expects that
with its use and violent onsla1ghtss
upon rebel brigadiers to carry the
State for the Republicans.
r. D. Mussey, of Washington,
to the New York Sun gives
it as his opinion and one entertained
by military men and civilians, that
was the ablest military man
Grant excepted, perhaps that the
War developed. Although acting
IS civilian, his head, the writer
thinks, was always level when
moves were to be made on the mill.
;ary chess board.
Iowa, thought to be the model
Prohibition State, will greatly puz,
lie the Prohibition Convention when
t meets, as it will have to face the
anomaly Of the most rigid laws, to
DOT out and destroy every vestige
# the liquor traffic, with existence
u full blast of 280 saloons and drug
torres multiplying with fearful ra-
'idlty, where the poison is furnished
o its devotees by the wholesale.
A minister at the North lately
Undertook to preach a Grant memo.
lal sermon, when member of the
congregation ordered him peremp-
orally to stop, aud the order not
'eing obeyed the anti Grant man
INVADED the pulpit aud proceeded
0 pummel the orator. The congrei
alton pulled the pummeler down
nd the sermon was finished. Such
scene at the South would have
reduced a harvest of bloody shirts
nd TRADES against unregenerated
ebels.
Although the Gear of all the Rus.
las and the Emperor of tho Ger'
'ans have been kissing aud hngi
ing each other in the most loving
amer lately, they do not seem to
ave much affection to best0w on
sch others subjects. One hundred
russians were lately expelled from
chained 10 pairs and with
leir wives and children following
lem were all confined at night in
.isons. Pet contra, and as an Off
t q large number of wealthy
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1885-09-05
New iberia Business Directory.

New iberia Business Directory.
EE, JAMES A., Exchange on New York
land New Orleans bought and sold.
DENOUDET, PL Insura1ce-Fire, Ma.
1Nrino, Tornado and Lightning.
DERRY, K S, Attorney at Law office,
3 opposite the COurt-HOuse.
nELAHOUSSAYE L B, Notary Public,
Aofice, opposite the Court House.
WEBB JOHN, General Bricklayer. Or
a ~ ders left at residence, Main street,
promptly attended to.
! QECKMANN, H. H., General Merchan-
1Jdise, Main street. Dealer in wood ALSO
EvY DAVID, dry goods, clothing,
1lsh0es. hats, ETC., Main, cor. bridge, st.
nECOURT, H., Barber, corner Main and
1bridGe streets. Hair cutting and
enavlnG done in the most artistic style.
TRAINOR'S SONS, @. J., Steam Sash,
y Door and Blind Factory. Send for
Pf1oe list. Chancel Rails made to order.
DORERTS0N, ). G. n, Main street.
- Snouse nnFntshing goods, fancy and sta
AL4AHAN 4 LEWIS, steam cistern
9scry and moulding mill. Send for
akx, W H, contractor and builder,
paans and specifications on application,
0.aen left With Callahan & Lewis or post
e0eo box I06.
!Y HOTEL, Formerly Park House,
NM. F Florimont proprietor, meals at
~ a0urs and most comfortable rooms
1ERH HOTEL, Main street, Z Bazus.
4Rso2sloeov. y
kEAUx 4 RENOUDET Attorneys mt
1lsw, ONCE, corner of Main aud Julia
eIreota, up-staifs.
vnE LADIES' BAZAR, Mrs. K. G. Sutton,
= nsnionable millinery and ladies' white |
s:ss S9Sus, kid gloves, laces, xephyrs, velvets,
~. 80 eati1s, trimmings and laces.
uhdES3, L. A., NJ. D., Physician. Sur
;1goon and Accosckexr, residence, WASH |
!e&.on street, opposite Methodist church.
AUGALIN BROS, upper Main street, |
S.ily nd stspie groceries and house
;I s;l,nlng goods. Also lumber yard with
.kls lumber At Al kind. /
UBuS JULES, Photographic Gallery, |
.,tPef Aata strset. Photographs made /
r; ~ sne N llnssantsaeaus process and fnished
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1885-09-05
PARISH OFFICrRs

WARAoA OFk1CAN6
representative. ve.............J. A. Provost.
Clerk Of Court. t...........A.J J. Wakefield.
Coroner. .............Dr Geo. P. Minvielle.
Assessor and Registrar. %. Robert BroHu.
Returning Officer. Alfred G. Barnard.
farish Attorney. j. A. Breaux.
PARISH treasurer. james L. Burke.
Parish Surveyor. ID. T. PEBBLES
O6icial journal. New Iberia Enterprise.
Police Javy-President, Dudley Avery {;
Secretary, L. B. Delahoussaye; Members
C 7 Cade, ] A Decuir, l. A Bernard,
Robert D Stansbnry, H Steckler, Sr, L A
Dupuy, Octave p Romero. Regular meeting
days, first Saturday of each month.
School Board President, James A. Lee;
Secretary, VIA & Burke; Members, Felix
Patout, A L Monot, Euzebe Gonsoulin, p
1 Renondet, A Derouen, Robt Olivier,
Adolphe Berard. Regular meetings held
on first Saturdays Of January, April, July
and October.
Jxstiecs Of tkS Peace and Constablss-lst
Ward, (Jeansretts.) L Brown. VIM
Stanton; Patoutville-D B Migues, Vol
taire Ganthreaux; I'd Wards B Roane,
3 Fontenctte; 4th Ward-A. F. Dugas,
Edgar Bonin; 5th Ward-AdolpheS Segnra,
SEQ. Colgin; 9Th Ward, New Iberia)
Jules Dubus, BENZ Keller, Jr, Ozeme Ja-
cob, Edward Boutte; 7th Ward Homer
Aigues, Eloi Migues 9Th Ward Thomp-
son Caldwell, Robert Gadison.
CORPORATION OF NEW IBERIA:
Board Of 1Txstses 8 BOudreaux, Mayor;
Jas I Burke, p L Renoudet, Jasper Gall,
David Laughlin, Aug. Erath, L. A. Du-
Puy l. B DelahOussaye, Secretary.
Collector and 7reaswer-Wm X Burke. |
Corporation Atsorney-R s Perry.
0@ciel Organ-Sugar-Bowl.
PoNce-H. Frank Stafford, Chief; Felix
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-05

BARNUM'S GREAT SHOW.

1t pleases the children
It's fun for the boys. and
even the old ones must smile
at the antics of the clown
elephant. But before you
90 to the circus look out for
your own comfort. Cold,
wet rains are in order now,
and a fall overcoat or a good
warm suit of clothes will not
be out Of place. We have
them. $1,000 in new
stock just in. The largest
stock Of ovcrcoats. The
largest stock OF genera
clothing in the city; to b.
sold at just 10 per cent
labove the manufacturer
prices.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-05

Mrs. Ann NJ. Lane, who died on Sit-
urday, in the 18Th year of her age, a,
the residence Of her son-in.law, Alfred
Vernon, No. Cos Poplar street, will OF
buried this afternoon in A-hury Gene
terry. Her husband, Anthony Lane
died five years ago, and was buried IL
the same cemetery, but 1t being the
desire that they SHOULD lay in the san.
grave, but in ditleren. part OF tht
cemetery, the rem aims of the husbal q
were yesterday taken up and placed u
the bottom of the grave in which M
rem ms of the late Mrs. Lane will D'
placed this afternoon.
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DEATHS
wIIL,AMsoN-on the I'd INST,

VII LlAMSON-On the I'd INST, MARY j.
Williamson, aged 70 years.
Kelstiyes and friends srs respectfully 'nvi'
ted To attead ner funeral from the reslisnct
of her mother, MIS-. Ann Bee'on. Shellp''
htIl Brandy wine hundred, on Tuesda', the
, 9th inst. Services ut the house at 10 oc'o
a. III. lnterment ct Newark Uni5n Ieme'
tery.
KtMP-On the 9Th inst, Annie Kemp, aged
40 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invi
ted to attend the 'uneral from her lac resi-
denos, al East second st-eet,on We'd e,iay
af erno1n at z o'clock. luterment at WI
m ngton ami Braniywine cemetery.
WHEREOF the 9th inst, Msgsie T., wiz
OIL II Webper, In her BOD year.
! nelat yes ana friends are resrec Iuil!
invited to attend her funeral from her ltt
residence. ll03 + I'm street, on Thursday sfte'
noon at O'Clock lnterment at wilmington
and Brand ywine cemetery.
hDLl MOS WOhTH-On the 9Th instant
| Mary A. Hollingsworth. widow OF the lat
| Ferdinand Hol.ingsworth, agei ~ years
Due notice Of the funeral Will be given.
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Dots,

Choice family coal under cover 1T
Mills. Fourth and Railroad.
VIM. MEG. Sutton, Of Glasgow,
Scotland, is visiting DIR. keahles.
i. A. Moseley, OF the Ninth Ward'
lost a valuable horse on Saturday night
A meeting of tie Wilmington Indian
Association was held at the house OF
Mrs. Sarah T. Hilles this afternoon.
The Grand Lodge OF elaware, a. f.
J NJ. will meet at the Masonic TEN
PIE at noon on Wednesday.
The stockholders Of :be Wilmington
Institute will meet this evening to con.
sider proposed changes IN the bylaws.
The Delaware STngerbund will give
subscription concert and ball on the
l4th of December.
a music school will be opened in this
city by julie Reybold about the first Of
| November.
j. Duncan Riley, of the RepaunC
| Chemical Co, has removed from Phiia
deiphia to this city.
Enoch Moore has been elected Presi
| dent Of the National Fish and Gam
| Protection Association.
Salvation Oil routs and vanishes al
bodily pain Instantly, and costs onl.
twenty five cents bottle.
Pure olive oil in bottles and thought
superior artic e. Taylor and Fullerton
Boz King street.
For guaranteed At, low prices an
large variety in trusses go to Oar
forth's drug store, corner Second an
Market A special room for applying
Bishop Cain, of Washington, ID. c
breakfasLed with j. II. Murray, 100 1
Front street, Oh Saturday.
A horse belonging TO Melville Gan
bril-, of the Arlington Mills, had a
attack Of paralysis of the throat YET
Jerday, which threatened his life.
A splendid new shifting engine fc
service at the Broad Street Station
) Philadelphia, Was turned out OF u
shops in this city on Saturday.
Richmond Com m andry, Knight Ten
) | plars, will visi, St. Johns Commando
A IN this city on the 18th inst, and r
!; main until the 18th.
Henry Laubignac, who has been teac
, ing French in this lily tor some year
;. has accepted professorship in a colleI
4 n Washington, ID. Z.
James w. Scott, formerly cutter
: tho Wilmington Clothing House,
now employed at Dixon's tailoriI
house, No. 8O6 Chestnut street, Phil
s delphia.
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LaakingEIon Hall Way Up.

Mems Fall Weather Suitsl
from $3.50 to $35. The
news about them is as time
ly as the Fall temperature.
We are seeing Mems Suits
only to day, and between the
least first price and the last
they climb up, quality and
price equality tastest) to the
highest, by differences q
half dollars and dollars. sup
pose we get half way up to
1.-THE sixteen dollars and fifty
cents suit. BY actual count
lin Mems Suits alone-atthat
.Ipricc--thcrc arc ten distinct
Hines OF suits. assOrtments OF
/, sizes, in which you can get
any size You require. The
Coats-Saiisbury Cut. Walk
/, ing Coat, Sack Coat: the ma
; ,tclials-
!! ~Our own and Auburn
r Cassimcrcs.
( Let Us say a word for Il
e famous Cassimerc-wc dull
e it "Our Own, We oct i
!, y at FIRST hands, and We ar,
singular in getting it thai
a way; it is a fabric smooth
IS without guile, every thrcao
IS wool and with an Tol
j. !streneth in it that will put
sTt and lasting wear in YOU
K. mind at the same instant
ic the patterns are quiet, con
ed scrvative; and the Auburn
are a constrasting tabri
a an soft in the feel, dark colors
e. with random threads of whit
on and red and other color
" Y woven in-mottlcd effect
he. he There is clear grit in the
lbs S1G.50's from the wool III;
the te| goes into them, and the ma
!, in@, to the price. They vi
be eminent this fall and vi
M, nie ter in the Oak Hall series
ep- The SiNteen-iltty',.
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ueceased'

Mary A. widow i o. al a, 4
Hollings worth, , ale' stree,j
Ing Ing from an en iI1nss,, aal
~ weeks ago rhe ~a nIoca-e 4
DR.. Harlan 10 pa has bid
since that tine ' sls an an tssI
the house. She w 70 n sore
s ssa ass "a = ;s; asi:,' + +
large elTS wil q be g hereafter ]
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-05

New Castle PfeSsyr'!
Lower Brsndy~ine oLs'
treville, tomorrow rYel'
Delegates will be pit' ai..dI
of the peninsula. a lI"O
pastoral relation va" d,
for by Rev. H. ~ ~
Green Hill church ny
Runner. from St. Gearst''
p. Mallery, from ol W. =
didates Tor the mlpl,,ly "
under care of The :, r !, : y
gates attending viii 70 = y
Vile station, W. 4 ~, ! r. a.,
day, and those aF[l'll ~, "a, al
will be met at DafvI' -.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-05

a sud f ist. him i'm. several tine. q, Il
anu nI ia S with a penkniie g on
m III H. Springer testified .s,,
up lne wounds, aud tLsr I ~s,
9e TIC hey are net ' GAVIN sail
ala ne nal prisoner said he Wax s,'1 n
u ,ha n no, know what he t ~ y
COST. " E-1 ID
| o,, me case Of John wE,,n. /
| c c PAL with assau., o. ~ ' al'|
a a,so c'lored, was settle ~ ", n
ln,JJ John ,lli Tucker, charget VII,
nls eiS'er, appeared Grtlrs ~ -,
ans yer to his nal1e. The ~ Y
preiered the charge, al r., =,
an attachment was i.... a., -
waiting Tor some lin. w
return that he could H.. ' ii'S
the case was continue. 1 n",
r0w. ph'
Mrs, Rogers and NJ. p,r,
Mrs. Eimlra Green VIVA o,'
them. This Ease grew INF ~ a,
that occurred amlng !. si y,
were then neIghbor., M M
Eighth and Union str4... 4,
lGreen had his arm l,5,s ~,
lGreen had her heal rss
seemed to think that Mr.
been punished m,
aud dismissed the ca,. - ~
costs.
William To xusenl wa. q
committing an sssau,, an
Ter, a saloon keeper on F
near Fifteenth, on Tie !
March. The prisoner la,
from the city since taat ,
q quent,y the warrant coe,lr
until recently. The ,e.,j1
!, that there was a din! g.ty
Z saloon, during which ,Lea,
the plaintiff with a water.
o c usion Of the Testimony I
a us and costs.
! Charles l.. Griffith wa. 9
committing an assau,; AID
" Mary Mount. TLn prosrc
a that she resides in tn bon
d accused, who Is her slsre
IOn The day IN que.tila he
n 10 her and raid that be !
q, beat her sister, and .te 'lI
i, when he choked her AID
y, several times.
IT The evidence disclosed ,
II of domestic intelicliy, AID
AZ has beer going on f., 81
~ tween the husband and d
~ daughter and the pro.ecg'
since resulted In Gr.,i..a a
n living apart.
y, Griffith was before Ia
Id time ago for assault On
served ak months ii ja,.
I'd lpaying $50 fine, and tse j
nd wondered after that r1re.
To- ever went back again
*. dismissed by his paying
ry lat | o'clock the Court al,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-05
A food Durkil

w. G.. Il. Coi4uh0ls, a
CenirevilIe, took i0e' ga
Lover Brandy VIM P'e'o,gi
on Sunday Tuora!ls'E4'Is
falling rapidly aud 'ls q
carriage beng !l'a''ti7
party got a god d1csI,.
a: the church All liA
| in the sheds area!
more prcmpt attl4sAis
and drove back % ~ A9.
as though he was ''I,l1
| patients FOX Dr tla9d'r-it|
scriptions would ta' - q
his drug store. MI !. y!
| and always has an e!r %
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-05

VIII the stranger who advised gen.
tleman riding on tie street cars 10 the
depot the other day to try St. Jacob 4
Oil for rheumati~m ulease send his ad.
dress to p. o, Box 800 The advertiser
wishes to thank him IN person. He ii
I'll right again. Tie cure was mar
velous.
Charles and william Ruth have re
turned home from St. Pau, Minnesota
where they Esd been engaged a. work
during 'YrF1 mer. Taey are looking
vel! 70 LIE II y.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-05
Henade Hisi"

A fight occurred A., tbs I'D "
p W. & b stat tau I,oCtbI
Bailey, a col9rsd i u uoc''
white boy, whose I ,Slr
ascertained. While ME Tue, ,.y.,
ing each other to the ! g's1 4
crowd of spectators y . ~.
gate came along and a.. \. i
the young rugiiiiis.m's,. a II
them TO the hall, tue wi SI'i \
cut sutt Of his Goa. and rS gf.' !
with the officer, WIZ o,ta nj
V was ! lodged in the hall,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-05
xeported seihI

Iii repor ted thai :i,l ~ o? sd
visited CentreviIise a ~ h
David G. Fury E,,sG aa|
Ccsle, John Mcp ,iag h.. Il |
Donnell for dr, .s,nS. s. sal
Lion on the preVlSSu,Ih s d
Mace 81 by each OF the p !. 1e1
| Mr.. Mace, hose yer a n
satisfied with H., ,n he | ra.s
threatens to have 'n nr,n HI
brought mp ag ain e''-
! him 81 900.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-05

A branch of the IL L' ssrSa
Gross ia about 10 70 Of r. tsent
city. The nsl arSed to the
an election for , oil've'ii in i
Thursday, ee ever 10
s. st s,nsers p when sick ana
~ delth. ~~
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-05
naenentug a Well.

George M. Coale, of the Centreville
hoIel, is having his we'll detpeDed by a
boriHg machine, 1t having gone dry.
He tuerebY ~ able hero
II ,usuprI, is bar.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-05

The very best preparation for leaky
roofs liz Rrnce's Excelsior Elastic root
paint. Try il and To Convinced. Found
at 3O3 Poplar street.
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MARRUA(sES.

HCPPFR--HU unity Ion Sept. 30h
1855. at No. sll Cameron suest, by nev
Eopert Graham. Levi q. Hopper AM
, Mary Huntly, both Of Phila ieipnia.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-05

To morrow promises 10 bs fair and
co d. Wednesday, also fair with rising
Temperature.
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STATE or sne Tnermomsssr

ut the REPUB arCAN ofiice In the shade.
II O'Clock 10 O'Clock u O'CLOCK
AZ 81 600
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-05

LrANIEB - A BDY OK 3lRL 10
w strip tobacco Apply at HOL,-
l. ,7'l.'S cigar tactory : W. cor. Third and
ii GfEe; st'eets, fourth no r. III
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A strike

A strike occ 9 's1a a5 r !
tory OF CLERK ..ls. y on Satars;
| Madison stre srm employee,
ss ss,%,s .a' T ',i''' IS is o'n''
gen & ni ,,SIi' Of Labor,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-05

Creek Sss'pHE Hundred Dss on 'S bis asi
q a. written " order
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DIR. SSs3lMN1S
VEG ETARI,E PILE,
THrPIRFECTIOE OF PILLS,

n lILsI IAN 4OAN VN NI7Is-i
EANRiND'S EAyORIFE PiLfA
The racst famous liver medicine On ss5u
10 gr4pinE, sickness or wtakaeee L!i,It
IL cir operation. They 90 got leave tho oSc
sls 20 ,tive. They tone and Strengthen ~
liver and act on the kidneys, stomach "a
a1!n, curing liver compliant, stcE hsnd5 3hs
neuralgia, bitiousness, pain n the rdes
| back, pain Ia the bowels, kid1eys Or blsddn'
etc. Tory velgablo IN dyspepsia, malsti4
feveT g. Jump asne, chills and 'arer, sonsfa
| SoaRnogJ, loas q All cite, cts. They ~
| splencid for WEAKLY ioH'sle9 20 40 sesisLsn
TO sbop ,ne syssem heaitay. Ttey arc o.
1oresd and recon msl3d ~ taocoapds b
| t1a rics9' porxSti7s srd splendid .ivst rasC
| dino. Elegantly srvGr-coaSod. 20 c@nts ,
COX family bo1es, siI n ors. n. Sent h
mall. Sold by ,eSdlna dealers u nedic'=os
Hain depot, tO1rth and klpr stf,ets, VII
| ninStoS, Dol, anc 20, ee2 araa stfesi
| PhilRdsiDhi1 poV2Su
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STUDENT OIL.

The purest, safest and bright
est burning oil in the market is
for sale by the following grocers:
John p. Almond 4 Co., sth and Market sts
John McUI cary, 400 VanBuren street
Thos NJ. Wier l02 r. Filth street.
Vim. Il. Lloyd Tth and King SITS.
T. II. Frank 81 Son, bo7 King street.
!, W. iillaIns, 3l4 hinx street.
j. M Harvey, l07 delaware ave.
Anderson d smith Del. ave. and DUPONT.
MRS Mary Chalmers sth and WtndtOr st
J, Nj. Urumlish, 4th and Madison st.
:. r. Blackiston, 9Th and Orange ct
Il. X Watson, 1000 Delaware ave.
j d. McKeever IND and HapBuren At.
=. Noon, lt05 w. Second st.
las Mc6aulley. no i. second st.
Rice Il Mote Ind and Iatnall st.
J. r. Burrell, 2nd and " est at.
J. W. Howgste, End AID Justison St
A. Il. Gillespie * Co, Il. Second o..
G. T. Toppin, 9th and Lombard s..
John Mctionigal, oD Il. Finn II
Cam b Bro, 9th and Lombard st
-. A. Irwin sth and l. Gust ST
j. G Hollev, Spruce and Aylor st.
Il. l.. Chamberlain, .lh and Jefferson st.
B T.. Hines 10Th and Spruce Fl.
J ID. Ward, t02 +. Eleventh 81.
L f. Ryan lll3 Lombard at
Mrs Ellingcr, Sth and knkwood st
Geo. W. Gray, and and King st,
Wn Hamilton Linz DIN and Lowering ave.
| Robt suck Riddles Banks.
| q. Il. Thompson, kisirg sun.
l.. L. MetsIcg kiIkwood and Taylor st.
H. T CLARK, It'll and Jefferson st
III. T. Kemble and Held st.
Isaac Corne u. and Buttonw0od st.
w. Ii. Biackiston, bth and Wollaston st
j. o. Mccormick, eth and Jefferson 1t.
tLynch & Iseury. Ord and Madison g..
X. Galley, 205 w Fourth Ct.
Mrs Ida Hawke,
Maryland ave. between Stroud and Oak.
| Maryland ave and Cedar at
mrs. Alice Tucker, Cedar and Brown st.
Mrs. M. Newell, ilo Maryland ave.
Ia. +. Blore, 3rd and walnut IT
". f.. Nichols, Taylor and Pine at
) Michael Dunn, Stroud and Brown at
W. J. Morrow, Az French ct
h. Il. stats. 9th and Kirkwood At
Mrs. +. II. killiam, 9th and Washington st
W. A. HoXie ith and Adams St
Jas. Marshall, sth and Bennett ct
W. =. Tucker, sth and Pine st
mckinney x Morrow. 1870 ling st
/ BlAckistOn & Coving ton, 6th and M onroe st
+, JOHN Dolen, Elm and Adams st
| Jas. Shakespeare. Linden and jackson 81
H.. Hamilton Sons, It'll and Bennett st
Davis X Bro, It'll AID Poplar st
-. W. Woodrow, Robinson and Poplar at
q I2. l.. Britton, 10th and Bennett st
Il W. Mc<larrity. 9Th and Poplar st
Is. Iuify, Columbia ave and Harrison st
10, Is. kight.r, 9th and Jefferson ct
rIW. IL. Mount, 9Th and Madison 8,
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rs EAST FOURTH STREET
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