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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-30
LOCAL INTELLIGENCR.


Sacramento Uniformed Degree Camp
No. l, Of this city, made fine appearance
Tuesday evening in their splendid uniforms
on parade en- route to the railroad depot
where they took a special train for Folsom,
which had been provided for themselves
and ladies. Accompanying them was W
f. Norcross, editor of the Nei0 Age, from
San Francisco, and the Hussar band, which
dispensed excellent music en- route, at Fol
som and also at the hall for dancing, which
took place after the public installation Of
the officers of Folsom Encampment, No.
a, l. 0. O. F., for which purpose the ex-
cursion was made. There was about one
hundred on the train, including the band,
thirty or forty of which were members of
the L. u. c., while the others were mem
bers Of the order and their families. Leav-
ing me depot in this city at 645 2. NJ,
the run was made in good time, and
they were received at the Folsom depot by
the officers and members of the Encamp-
ment. 4 parade was made through the
principal street, countermarching to the
Firemans Hall, where the installation
ceremony was performed by the following
Grand officers James Stewart, ID. ID. G.. P,
assisted by 0. w. Erlewine, q. II. p pro
lem; W. d. Stalker, G. l., pro tenn; J. Il.
Stebhlus, Il. ). w, pro tenn; w a. Stephen
son, =. NJ, pro tenn. The drill corps of the
L. D. 9. acted as escort the band dis
coursed the music. and the attendance
which was very large and attentive was
much interested in the impressive cere-
monies, concluding which q collation. was
partaken of in Masonic Hall, and after
dancing in the public hall, participated in
by many members and guests, until II
O'Clock, when the order TO fall in " was
given. and the return train was boarded for
home. AT Brighton they were compelled
to wait for passing trains more than half
an hour, which was pleasantly consumed
by dancing on the platform and music by
the band, the evening being bright through
out and the air baImy and mild
The newly installed officers are: l.
Hinkle, c. p; J. Klump S. w; J. Miller,
!. W John Lawton, II. p; George Little,
Scribe; Jacob Gable Treasurer. They
- of IN excellent spirits, and with
g~ng prospect for a successful term.
The officers of the Uniformed Degree Camp
who were present are: Ben Leonard, Com
mander; W. H. Sherburn, V. c.; W A.
Stephenson, S; b. F. Chapman, Standard
Bearer.
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THIS MORNING, at 9 o'clock. Atwood
double-width nuns Veilings, assorted
colors, ID cents yard. Hale Bros.
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To-Day is the sale of ladies' wraps and
dolmans, at less than the cost of making
at the Red House clearance sale.
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Sacramento, July 2s-By Rev. A. J. Frost Thos.
J; Sampson, of Florin, Cal. to Maggie Fraser,
of Cleveland, o.
Woodland, July 2S-Tim Nunan to Mary Miller.
Woodland. July 26-By A. C. Ruggles, j. p,
George Welk TO Julia Lacher, both of Wood
land.
Cassanelli.
Boca, July 2l-Thcs. King to Maggie Sheridan.
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SEE our shoe advertisement in yester-
days paper; also, in the Bee" Red
House.
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Our stores close tomorrow at u NJ, to
prepare for Saturday, the last great day of
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DIED.
Sacramento. July 29-John N. Johnson native
of Kentucky 81 years. [Interment private.
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4 GoDsGND to Sacramento is the great
gigantic Goth semi-annual clearing sale of
the Red HouSe
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LADIES French kid button shoes Isles
p, ) and 80, So 80. Red House
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BORN.

Sacramento, July l9-wife of II. C. Chapman, {
daughter
Sacramento, July 26-Wlfe of R. c. Douglas,
daughter.
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Tomorrow We shall close our stores a,
- NJ, in order to prepare for Saturdays
! sale, that being the last day of our 10Th
| semi-annual clearance sale Red House
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MARRIED.

LADIES French kid button boots Com
monsense), s. 50; worth So. Red House. .
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MEN genuine English "Waukenphasts."
made from the best French calf 81. Red
House
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Ecru Scrm, at yard is the prettest of the
inexpensive window draperies Fancy Colored
Border Scrn!, IS cents
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FIFTY lots OF clothing marked down one
half at our great semi-annual sale Red
House
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UNIVERSITY OF THE PACIFIC.


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Temop
Forfu he ormatio ado Tres president -
C.. .SrRaT Cal
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TINS morning at . o'clock, all-wool nuns
veilings, assorted colorS and double-width
l2l cents yard. Hale Bros,
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MEN's all-wool flannel coats 81 80, al
our great sale this week. Red House.
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ST. DAVID'S,

ST. DAVID'S,
7I5 Howard ST., near Third, san Francisco.
A FIRSTCLASS LODGING HOTEL, CON,
n tanning 100 rooms; water and gas in each
room; no better beds in the world: no guest a.
lowed to use the linen once used by another;
large reading-room; hot and cold water baths
free. Price Of ICONS: Per night, 50 and 70 cents
HUGHES Proprietor. At Market-street Ferry
take Omnibus line of street cars for Third and
Howard iy2-TuThStf
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As SATURDAY VIII be our last day ,of
slaughtering summer goods, etc, our stores
will close tomorrow at - NJ. TO mark goods
Gown for it. There Will be plenty of new
goods for it, Red House.
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~ People garnet possibly do letter than in trading
here. while the chances that in dealing elsewhere
they can not do nearly as well
THIS MORNING AT 8 O'CLOCK,
Atwood Nuns Veilings, doube-fold 10 cents yard
The colors blue, green, pink lavender drab and
cardinal
Tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock Ladies Elastic top and
Three button Cotton Gloves in medium and light
grays cents each
Mourning Shields, 20 cents Black and White Tissue
Paper Festooniug, 1oyard pieces 90 cents Also
Black and White Cloth for draping.
Red Black and White SHRED Hats, with dropping
brims edged with lace are reduced one-thrd. Pres
ent price, S..
Ladies Gray Wash Poplin Busters, 68 cents Compare
favorably with 81 and ST IS busters elsewhere.
Ecru Scrim * cents yard the prettiest Of the
inexpensive window draperies. Fancy Colored
Border Scrim, IS cents.
Wide Al-over White Webbing, 40 cents
Chldrens White Cambria Dresses, and SO cents
Special value CORSET COUNTERS.
Colgate & Co, New York, have sent us large in
voice of Turkish Bath Soap. Generous sized cakes
finely grained, firm and lasting
4 Thoroughly coed soob end bit 5 cents a cake.
Men and Boys Standing and Turndown Linen Collars
in latest styles, cents Linen Cuffs, 1 cents.
New Eastern goods.
Little glass jars of Satchet Powders all odo here
for the first time IS cents.
Mems Light weight Undershrs IS cents. The price
is the result Of large buying.
Pretty tans ana ecrus also, dark shades and black in
Lace Buntings, 8 8 cents yard. Double width.
American Cashmeres double width all colors and black
TX cents yard
: ~: .tts - ].
. l. o. ,sE~Sr@
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LAST week of our great sale--do not miss
it. Red House,
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Ladies Gray Wash Popln Busters, 68 cents. Compare
favoraby with 81 and 81 IS busters elsewhere.
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: THERE are over thousand lots OF goods
now on sale, at prices that Danish com
tition wherever they reach. Red House. =
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Chdrens White Cambria Dresses, 81 and SO cents
Special value. CORSET COUNTERS.
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Vide All-over White Webbing, 40 cents
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For NAGRANcY.-About II o'clock last
night officer Franks arrested q neatly
dressed young man named Bob WEIGH
said to be one of the lover class and 4
chum of Louis Hansche. against whom
was laid 4 charge of vagrancy.
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THE CENTRAL HOTEL,

DELTA, CAL, AT THE TER A s-~~o
- minus of the c. p K. r., kszifSA- Il
on the Sacramento river. Ev- I'D lsgl iSEsssA
erything new fitted up es- 81 - ~ -
pecially for the accommodate
tion of Tourists. Fine Turnouts furnished
guests at reasonable rates. If desired, good
guide will be provided. The cold water of the
Sacramento abounds in fish and the mountains
are filed with game. The entertainment of
guests will be the chief consideration of
iclG-im !. ". WHEY, PrOprietOr.
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Business Advertisements.
Mechanics Store-Nun Yelling
Whittier, Fuller q Co.-Damaged paper.
Hale Bros Il Co.-Nun's Yelling.
Jas. c. Davis-Furniture.
Red HOuse-I.adies wraps.
Notice from Antonio Mendes.
Eagle Winery-M. s. Nevis.
Rams for sale.
Lost-Irish Gordon setter
To let-Residence.
Secondhand planes.
DoctTess ayonna-StOckton.
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J. G. DEVlNE

HAS REMOVED HIS GRANITE AND MAR
II BILE Works to more extensive quarters at
1910 Tenth street, between . and p,
Where he will be glad to see his old customers.
Those wishing anything in his line viii find it
to their advantage to give him call before pur-
chasing elsewhere, as he has reduced the work
to bedrock prices. jeSSptf
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.
Court Suffer- Tonight.
Summernight festival-August 9Th.
Joint Post meeting.
Court SacramentO-To-night.
Auction.
To-6ay-Swss Station.
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Maximum temperature, S22; minimum tenn
peratUTe, 59.7.
JAMES A. BARWICK,
Sergeant, Signal Corps, q. s. A.
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Red, Black and White SHRED Hats with dropping
brims edged with lace, are reduced one third. Pres,
ent price, S..
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An UGLY AFFAIR-There is some talk of
an unmarried female domestic in an up
town hostelry having yesterday given birth
to child whose body was found in 4
trunk. The matter will probably be inves-
tlgated by the proper authorities.
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THIS MORNING AT 8 O'CLOCK

Mourning Shields 20 cents. Black and White Tissue
Paper RESTORING, reward pieces 90 cents Also,
Black and White Cloth for draping
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Men and Boys Standing and rundown Linen Collars,
in latest styles, cents. Linen Cuffs 5 cents
New Eastern goods
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-30

~ People Garnet possibly do letter than in trading
here, while the chances that in dealing elsewhere
they not do nearly well
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Colgate & Co. New York, have sent us a large in
voice of Turkish Bath Soap. Generous sized cakes,
inely grained firm and lasting.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-28
TIVE Roard NJ Trustees Of the Pc

THE Board Of Trustees of the Poor
will meet on Wednesday next, but a.
it is not quarterly meeting 1t is no,
likely there will be any report from the
Levy Court committee Of investigation.
The com mittee will be more likely to
make their first report to their own
body-the Levy Court-that appointed
them, aud that body will meet on the
irst Tuesday Of October. 1t is nov
reported that the committee have actu
ally stumbled upon something crooked
A stove from the Blandy farm hcust
has been traced it is said to the com
Portable parlor of one OF the mem bers
| of the b ,ard. THIS is check stop tina
cannot we'll be got around nor jun pee
over, and it will be interesting 10 watcl
what will become OF the man and hit
stove. We do not know who he is, AM
neither have we any particular desir
to know him, but we can imagine tn
peculiar feelings Of a man who took
stove when it was perfectly cool an
docile, and then got 30 hot on his hand
that he n compelled to drop it bac
where he got it.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-28
,,,,rop,s sAr.x-Ry yICuE OF A

a yrmToR,S SALE-BY vIHTUE OF A
~ warrant OF the Mayor OF the city OF
Wilmington 10 me directed, will he exposed
10 public sale, at 10 O'Clock, Q, m, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER, 9Th, 1885.
At the Auditors office, No. 81 East sixth
Il street, in the city OF Wilmington, new oas-
| tie county, state OF delaware, all those
| two certain lots or pieces OF land situate In
the city Of wilmington, Aforesaid, bounded
and described as follows, TO wilt
| No /. Beginning at the intersection OF
the easterly side Of Heald street ard the
| nortberly side of " street, thonce nortberly
along said side Of Head street, one hundred
and eis hty one feet six inches TO stake ;
thence eAsterly and parallel with II street
tone hundred teet to . stake; thence soutner-
fly and parallel with Heald street ono nun
Idred and ell hty-two feet six in:hes 10 a
stake thence easterly and parallel with u
street to the mid 10 OF the Old Ferry road
thence in southorly direction along the
middle 81 the Old Ferry road 10 the inter
eection OF ssid Ol Ferry road and the Dorth
| erly sideef " street, thence westerly along
| said side of Is rtreet two hundrGt and thirty
nine feet Xix inches 10 the piSce CT begin
ming.
No 2. BEGINNING at point on tho east
erIy side OF We. Ii street nj tho distance o
1.-TWO hul bred and twenty one feet six ipche
from the northerly eide Of Il street, thence
leasierly and parallel with Il street one hun
idrtd feet to a stake; thence northerly spt
parallel with Hea Il street forty rect 70 !
stake thence westerly and parallel with
lof Heald street, and thonce thereby south
lerly forty feet TO the pla~e OF beginning
i Seized and taken In exesution - the prov
lerty OF Je.euh H. could and Jeseph kiet
ardson and TO be sold by
N.B-The above named property ia TO
sold TO sstisfy q lien thereon for pawn
| sidewalks. go u
Daily Republican., 1885-09-28

A UDITOR'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
n warrant OF thu Mayor OF the city Of
Wilmington 10 me directed, will DO exposed
to public sale, At 10 O'Clock, .. m, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9Th 1885,
At the Auditors Office, No, 81 East Sixth
street, In the city Of Whining ton, New Cas-
tie County, state OF Delaware. all that
cert.in lot or piece OF land situate in the
city Of Wilmington Aforesaid, bounded and
described ss follow, TO wit
Beginning at the intersection ofthe north
erly side OF Fourth street with the easterly
L do Of Searles street at so feet vide thence
| by said tide Of Soaries street northerly "
| feet to land sold to ElishA Sweeney, thence
| by his line easteriy parallel with FOURTH
street u feet TO stake thence GoutherlJ
parallel with Series street 70 feet TO thu
isforesaid side OF Fourth street ant
thence thereby westerly II feet to the piac
Of beginning.
Se.z,d and taken IN execution as the PROF
erty of Harrison X. Blackwell and Charlie
NJ. Green and to DO sold ny
J. FRANK BALL, City Auditor.
N. B.-rhe above named propr'y Is to +
sold 10 satisfy . lien thereon for pawn
sidewalks. sG-ts
Daily Republican., 1885-09-28
A Candidate wanted.

The Democrats Of New York are In
trouble already. Hon. Roswell r:
Flowe put on their ticket by enforced
asclamation, says he will have no suck
honor. This is an unlocked for backset
at the beginning Of the campaign. The
worst feature Of the case to the Demo
Gratis liz that Roswell will also look up
his "b ar'ls." Could the Democrats
but have had access to bari or
two they might have done without Ros
wells bar'l." Mr.. Flower was very
thankful for the honor conferred and
appreciated 1t very much, coming from
the hands of his Democratic friends, ou'
he could not serve them this tune. a
candidate for Governor, and candidate
also for the Presidential nomination, he
could not condescend TO accept s.secont
place on q ticket with such ngh
weight az David b. Hill above him
and Mr.. Flowers powers OF perception
were not 30 clouded that he could no
see that after all 1t was his " bari hi
sdmiring Democratic friends wer'
| after. The Democrats will now hav
to hunt up another man with bar /
for the empty honor OF place on tn
ticket, for money they must have =
carry on campaign without principal
Daily Republican., 1885-09-28

SPECIAL officer Foster complains
bitterly of the annoyance he receives
from people who live In the vicinity OF
the dog pound. He says crowds collect
at the pound whenever he wants to
show q citizen dog he Is looking for,
and some go so far as to advise the ring
leaders 10 submit to An arrest, with the
promise that they would rescue him
from the officer. This is all wrong,
Officer Foster Is as much an officer oil
the law as any other policeman on the
force, and because his business has somt
dissgreeable features about it, is nc
reason why he should be annoyed ant
threatened, He always gives every
opportunity for persons to prove thei
ownership OF the dogs and take then
away, aud he is entitled to decent re
spect. II Mr.. Foster violates the law
complaint should be made to tn
Mayor, and have him prosecuted in
legal manner. Bat people have n
right to assemble on peaceaele SAT-
: bath evening and all the air with pre-
n family and abuse simply because the
4 do not like Mr.. Foster.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-28

the nation, that give employment to its
millions.
Only protection TO American indus.
tries can do that, and that Is just what
the Democratic party Of tho nation IL
determined not to do. How long will
1t take the thousands Of Democrats out
OF employnent to see that they are de.
ceived, and that there can be no rea!
stability In business and an increase In
labor and wages, 30 long as the Demo
crat party, with a handicapped Presi-
dent at its head, is In power
Daily Republican., 1885-09-28
WAN AN AkER's.
PHILADELPHIA, MonAay. sep,. y.


A quick survey OF blank
cts. Let's be careful of
words. II isn't possible to
show you the stock in the
paper only to help you COM
prehend its scope and char
acter.
Family blankets begin at
canton flannel SI.2o a pail
for a single bed. 1t is la.
beled " Scotch " with the
motto /" Dinna We hear the
slogan pa manufacturers
lie-no matter. Ifhese lie,
are a trifie inconvenient t.
us who have no use TO
them. They're a serious in
convenience to you in
store that adopts them Her,
of course, you pay no hee
to labels. How handy
would be, though, il TIL
) miserable cheating-no us
it'll last beyond your tin
and ours.
Then cotton and wo
!, from (shortly) s. to $I2
q pair some extravapa
i--' hl-rLo+s have cc
Daily Republican., 1885-09-28
WANAMAkER'S.

Let your blankets be big
enough. Sheets are gener-
ally wide enough. Blankets
are almost always stingy.
There wouldn't be 6 BUSH
ness" for hall the doctors, if
blankets were wider. I'm
dertaking itself would have
to wait for people to catch
up with its overstock II
blankets were wider. You
know the truth Of what we
are say ing as well as we do.
But perhaps we're exceed
ing our province. What
business is it of ours, if you
choose to put your money in
beauty OF color and fineness
OF wool on the top of the bed
to find it on the floor in the
morning-and then call the
doctor =!
One thing Blankets
are bought by the pound BY
merchants. First come:
quality of wool; next the
making. These two fix the
price by the pound. The
size and thickness fix tn
the number OF pounds, ant
the price Of the blair ke'
When you compare tw
blankets, weigh them-loo'
at them; feel Of the wool; bu
weigh them.
Our blankets are lower i
price than last year a
through the stock. Ever
J blanket is lower--lower b
> five to twenty per cent. W
have nearly two-hundred di
: ferent sorts Of blanket
! Many Of them are exact
r the same from year to yea
S We know them as we'll
| you know your children
faces. The blanket we SO
s last year for 50 (Sl a poun
n we sre selling this year t
h $3.50 eighty centsa poune
Another was last year
d (eighty-hve cents a poun'
j. now is S5(less than seven'
e two cents a pound). And
/ all through.
'e 1t is yours to look out
r the size and style. 1t is OF
If to see that the price is rig
g We have done our part.A
I'd what we are saying rela
lie to more blankets than thu
n we have in sight. Th'
M may be a rise in the mark
If. 1t isn't unlikely. But thel
dy no occasion to think abb
Sc that at present
De John WANAMAKER
Vi Chestnut, Thirteenth and Ms
he streets. and City-hall square.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-28
PhsdIpha, FilniHtn 1 &tI
AUG. SID, Iss

Trains leave wilmington az
For Philadelphia and inie|
tons, 0 70. : %, 10 Ga. n.;!@,
p. IN. i
philadelphia teIpressl, :,
30. sl5, 800, gl0, 20, lO1
|l2il, l245, ! 81, 5 II, 81, eg
New YORK, go, sl5, 81,
e4T, 10 %, II Ss.n '.2,
S II, s S.. 8 ~ sSs ~ w
For West Chester, via l'ain|
lslba. n.;fso and I, Np N.
Balttn ore and inermedls'
q. N $50, llEp n.
| baltimore and Nay Line,
Baltimore and Wssh'n9ton
10 %, 10 50 a. m. ! o. v ~,
Trains for delaware OWED
New CStle, 8 1t, $50
0 rs. y. IN. oI
GeerR etown and Loves
Harrington, DelmG and "
n. m, and Y IS ?. m
Harrington and way stsuo
Express for Seaiord, aSp
EXPRESS for Dover and pe
waaEb,vs and II ID y. n.
FrIpglln CITY, = 4oa,m;i
SUNDAY TIA
Philadelpms and 'hN y
isioa' m IL 10 noon. b .;
Philadelphia and new
72l Hasa wh2. bm
For West Chester, via hA
IS 30 p. IN, u,o.hiry.l
IN Gam ca A. m.; Wpm. Bal:l
FOR further information
ferred to the time tables
ton. ,h,,ra
upon which extra l'''
uepersl Y
OsIsus L. PusH' des'
Daily Republican., 1885-09-28

BEEcHER, the Mugwump, yesterday
tried TO tell the business distracted pub.
lie that religion was Of more importance
than business. He had better hav,
thought of this when he laid aside hi
religion last fall to make speeches il
| favor OF Cleveland and free trade.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-28

OWING to press Of matter, the artl
Gle of Mr.. Cause, In reference to contri
buttons for the Society for the Proven
ton of Cruelty to Children, was crowd
ed over until Saturday, and owing to ;
misunderstanding it was omitted OIL
that day. 1t appears to day, however
with the names OF several contributor
not heretofore named, land hereafter W
will publish each day the names Of new
contributors
Daily Republican., 1885-09-28

THE community has sustained real
loss in the death Of II. L. Tatnall. He
will be missed equally from the social
circle, the circles Of art and science and
business circles. His works of art will
possibly outlive the memory of the gen
GRAFTON of those who knew him but u
| respect hun.