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The Arizona sentinel., 1885-10-31
A Happy Death.

A negro living on Onion Creek came to
Austin recently, and the following CONVEX
sation occurred between him and city
friend:
How is Pete Jackson?"
''He is done dead"
Eyer don't tole me so. How did hit
come about%'
'He died wild digesshun oh de lungs, but
surrounded wild de bes' wishes OBJ de hull
neighborhood. "-TerGS Siftings.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-10-31
What C. O. ID. Stands For.

'What's the meaning of c. o. D.P'
"Collect on delivery"
"Well, l kind O. suspicioned it meant
something like that"
"You did?"
eyes; l got box by express the other
day with them letters on it, and l had to
pony up before they'd let me take it, and
from that l ciphered it out that they meant
Come Omediately Down." - Chicago
LedQer.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-10-31
He Had Cause for Alarm.

Physician-You do not need medicine al
all. Take plenty of exercise and a mild
tonic-say bottle of claret every day.
Patient lin alarm)--Oh, no! can't de
that.
HIM. Temperance man"
'Oh, no! But the fact is 1 was in the
wine business myself once, and l know
how it's made '-PtiIddeLDIliG Call
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-10-31

james Gordon Bennett steam
yacht Namouna has a crew, all told, of
more than fifty men, and is said to cost
its owner about 5000 day, without
making any allowance for wine and
larder. The ship is always ready for
an ocean yoyage.-N Y Nail.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-10-31

is sometimes exhibited in our public exhi-
billions. Wien we gaze upon some of the
peculiar freaks dame nature occasionally
INDUCES in, our minds revert back to the
creation of man, "who is so fearfully and
wonderfully made" The mysteries of his
nature have been unraveled by DIR. r. V.
Pierce, of Buffalo, and through his knowl-
edge of those mysteries he has been able
to prepare his "Golden Medical Discov-
cry" which is aspecific for all blood taints,
poisons and humors, such as scrofula, pim-
pies, hlotches, eruptions, swellings, tumors,
ulcers and kindred affections. By druggists.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-10-31
Younp Men. Read This.

THE VoLTAIC BELT Co., of Marshall, Mich,
offer to send their celebrated ELECTRO Vol
TAIC BELT and other ELECTRIC APPLIANCES
on trial for 80 days, to men (young or old)
afflicted with nervous debility, loss fvital-
ity and all kindred troubles. Also forrheu-
matism, neuralgia araly and many 9th
or diseases. Complete restoration to health,
vigor, and manhood guaranteed. No risk in
Cured, as 30 days. trial is allowed. Write
them at once for illustrated pamphlet, free.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-10-31
The Early Bird Catches On,

$50, Mrs. Yamspinner, you are left a
widow?"
"Ye-ye-yes, boo-hOo-o-o-o."
There, there, don't cry. That won't
bring him back"
81 know it, but it will excite sympathy
and help ME to get another. "-ChicdgO
NelUS.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-10-31

Rupture, pile tumors, f1stulas,
and all diseases Except cancer) of the
lower bowel radically cured. Book Of par
ticulars two letter stamps. Worlds Dispen-
sary Medical Association, Buffalo, n Y.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-10-31

No ONE ever hears any complaint Of q
misfit when an old house tries on coat Of
paint.-DetrOit Free Press.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-10-31

IF afflicted with Sore Eyes, use DIR. Isaac
Thompson's Eye Water. Druggists sell it. Csc.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-10-31

PIXIES TOOTHACHE DROPS cure in minute, Csc.
Glenn'S Sulphur Soap heals and beauties. &c.
GERMAN CORN REMOVER kills Corns Bunions.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-10-31

THE locks on a door are worn perfectly
plain. 1t is the door that is BANGED
YOnEerS Statesman.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-10-31

IT Is said the oldest record in the con-
sular service is that of the man who was
at Victoria, B. C.-The Judge.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-10-31

ANYBODY can play hand organ, but
that is no reason why anybody should
SOnlerUilLe Journal.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-10-31
A wonderful Freak of Nature

WHEN is a bet like crank? When it is
declared "off."
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-10-31
$500 Not Called For.

1t seems strange that it is necessary to
persuade men that you can cure their dis
eases by offering a premium to the man
who fails to receive benefit. And yet DR..
Sage undoubtedly cured thousands of cases
of obstinate catarrh with his "Catarrt
Remedy" who would never have applied
to him, if it had not been for his offer Of
the above sum for an incurable case. Who
is the next bidder for cure or cash?
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-10-31
NOT a Liquid or SNUFF
CANCER Of the TONGUE
A Case Resembling That Of General Grant.

Some ten years ago had scrOfulOus sore my
right hand. and with the Oldime treatment it healed
up. March, 1892, it broke out in my throat, and
concentrated in cancer eating through my cheek, to
the top of my left cheek bone and the left eye
/ subssted on liquids and my tongue far
gone could not talk. On October first, 1854 COM
menced taking Swift's Specific. In month the eat
ing places stopped and healing commenced and the
fearful aperture in my cheek has been closed and
firmly knitted together. under lip is pro-
gresslng and it seems that is supplying new
tongue can talk that my friends can readily un-
deTstand me- and can also eat solid food again.
would refer to Hon. John Fl. Traylor State Senator,
of this district, and to Dr. T. s. Bradeld of LaGrange,
Ga. MRS. MARY L. CONFER,
Lagrange, Ga, May Il. 1885.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga
n. Y, 157 W. sd st.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-10-31

Principal once, ss1 Main St., LOUISVILLE. XII.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-10-31
A SCHOOL-MA'AM FARMER.

Farmer ThistlepOd's Account of Her Man.
ner of Running Various Agricultural
Implements - Her Departure a Great
Loss to the Farm.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-11
For New Orleans.

The reporter ofthe REPUBLICAN had
the pleasure on Tuesday afternoon OF
making the acquaintance Of Mr.. Mac
kenZie the genial and whole souled
passenger agent g.: tie RaItim ore &;
Ohio Railroad, who Is located the
corner Of Ninth aud Chestnut streets,
Philadelphia. He came to Whining.
ton to see If he could not make arrange.
ments with several of our citizens To
accompany party he was getting up
10 visit the exposition at New
orleans the whole expenses Of The trip
Will be 300, which includes traBsporta-
ton, meals and entrance to exposition
"a well as TO take in ali the sights in
that famous city.
The party viii consist OF citizens of
Philadelph Baltimore and Whining.
ton and will leave ou Tuesday, March
3lst, under the personal supervision OF
Mr.. Mackenzie, who will do .verything
that lay in his power 10 make every
one : I'VE good rm- and remember
TINS trim as a red l.iter day OF Their lie
Mr. * has just returned home from,
the exposition where ae had been with
about 100 Of the knights OF fempera, G.
of Phi!aoelphia, III charge. Tnty had
a royal good time, being treated to
bauquets and receptions by the differ
ent MAYORS and Governors, on their
route. They were shown what south
ern hospitality meant in every s n " of
the word. Col. G. S. Wood of the Utah
house, of Baltimore, will have cbars.
OF the bill of fare for the inner m an al d
AS a catei or h stands at the head OF the
profession. tt mention his name IN
connec ion with an affair of this kind
10 a sufficient recommendation thar Won
will get enough to eat, served up fl f T
King 10 feast on. IfaDy of our ci,i-
zens who desire 10 visit the exposition,
aud have not already made arrange.
ments to attend the same, they could
do no better than consult with MIR.
Mackensie, Philadelphia, Pa, or the b.
& .. depot, this city.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-11
7 HIRD EDITION.
Levy Court Appornsmenas.

When the Levy Court met at OF clock
Tuesday afternoon all available space
outside the railing was occupied by the
candidates for constables and bridge.
tenders, and their friends. 1t was
known that the fortunate ones had all
been agreed upon, and 1t required blu,
the formal nomination to disclose the
successful candid ate.
The Court proceeded Immediately tc
business, and In q remarkably shorl
space of time put the following
appointments through the mill
COnstablee. Blackbird Hundred-J
H. Barber.
Approximately William E. DuHad
dAWay.
St. Georges-Purnei j. Lynch.
Red Lion George M. Bright.
Pencader-John LeFevre.
Mill Creek-Albert T. Williamson.
Christiana--Thomas j. Hanly and
James r. Porter.
Wilmington-Geors e. Ward, Peter
Springer and Isaac Dillon.
New Castle-Beunett Lancaster and
William b. Mccoy.
Brandywine-David j. and William
Wilson.
Bridge tenders. Brandywine-JohI
Pyle.
Market street-JSmes $. Morrison.
Third street-SaDuel NJ. Hannah.
Eleventh street ebede Blizzard.
Newpori-ThoInas J. Hanna.
FEM inIorc- Isaac Moody.
FiemmiDg' ; Landing-W. b. Hud
son.
Jail Comm issiouers-Robert Sutton
John j. GorDeriy and Lewis E. Ella
son.
The only changes in this city are Isaac
Dillon, constable in place of Thomas E
Weir. and Ssurei NJ. Haman, CIT
jackson street, u laborer at the Jackson
q Sharp CompaRy's Works, bridge.
tender Of Third street bridge, In place
Of William Bareford, who has held the
office for many years. Mr.. Bareford
was confident of receiving the appoint.
ment until the name of his successful
opponent was named in The Levy
Court. The captain, who had NO lone
exercised political boss ship over tn,
Second Ward, lost no time in getting
out of the Levy Court room, and by tn,
time the vote was announced, he wa.
not to be found.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-11
fsrch
DkAI lAA.

BRoWN-Cn he 10th inst, v lillian II.
Brown. soa OF Henry and Eliza Erown,
sgci - yeais.
Relatives and friends OF the FAINT are re.
speouuuy invited % stteni his funcfHl
from his late residence, UuPonts' hanks. on
Thu tday afternoon at 3 o'clock Services al
Green llill church at 3. 80 O'Clock. Int rmenl
10 Green HIN cemetery.
ycKAY-un the h inst. WIN. IA. Mck ~
aged IS years
The relatives and friends are rs.pcctfuIiy
invited to attend mis- funeral, from his late
residence at Twelfth and Wet streets OF
Thursday. the nth inst. Seivi'es at thu
hou,e st two O'Clock. lLterBei: Mt the vii
ningtou aud BrAndywine GENE cry.
FOSTER ON the 10Th ms, Catherine Eos
ter, widow Of the late David ester. IN thu
~ b yoAf OF hoT Rse.
Relative. AZ d friends OF the family arc re
specifuliY Invited Go attend the funeral iron
her ate residence, No. 5i6 WALNUT street. OF
rhurslas no ning At O'Clock Hish Mas
\, ~ Psuick's church. Tinont at 81
Joseph's cemetery.
JOHN sON-On the i0,h int Nartha X.
widow Of the lac william u jOhnton, II
tho tSth year ~ hrFge
Funeral from toe resi- ttnce of her son In
law. IN. Montgomery, No. 5c3 Bennett
street, on friday aItsru on. March l3tb. at
O'Clock. lniefment at kivofview GENE
terry.
k0rr WE~L-tn tho Sh MT. Abrar
bothwell. III the 0jth year u axe.
Relatives rnd friends of the family are 70
specially inyt ted to stte ID the funeral from
his late residence, near harmony Mills
White Clay tfcek Hundred, Un Thursday
the l2.h mat, 20 meet ~ he touse where ser
vices III be h'l a. one o'ci * p IN Ia
ternent at Chgi.t!ana Pre-. uyierau GENE
terry.
|STAfFOkD--On the ION int., John stat
iprd. Ia tho 81 It year oi . ate.
Relatives and irienda Rre repeatedly in
vtted 10 attend tho funr'a, 'Tfm his late resi-
dence IN Ner Caste Hundred, On Sunday
morning a. 10 o'clock. Sfrv cts 81 Red Ion
M. T. Church. lnternent at lsed Lioa GENE
terry.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-11
A Narrow Escane,

A bout 9 o'clock on Monday evening
as ex police officer. William Il. Hope
was returning to his home in the Ninth
ward, be found man lying drunk on
the south-b' uud trackoflthe p. W. & r.
Railroad bridge, who on examiuati
proved 10 be William Stewart, acquit
ted at the last term of court Of charge
Of granddaughter. in causing the death
Of the co'ored woman, Emma Murray
FINDING that he co1..t rot remove him
unaided from bis dangerous position
Mr.. Hope called Harry Feeney TO his
assistance, and the two Iien took him
over the bridge,
= By this time Stewart vas pretty @tii
reused up, and he sbute,i ii3 rescutrs,
and threatened to WHIP than. IA lev
minutes after he Was removed from the
bridge, the south bound train came
laundering across.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-11
Funeral Of Lewis Zeb;ex.

The FUNERAL of Lewis Z-bley was very
large ' attended On TUESDAY the attend.
ance II c'u@ing The City Ccuuci! and
othef city uidcials, a uumlcr Ut friends
from BrdtuS wine Hundrtd, and a LARGE
mum her iIon ST. Paul's NJ +. church.
Inc Clty Council, before proceeding TO
lie Residence OF tho deceased, met in
the Colncl cham Der, wh.u, uppu the
in"tion oil Mr.. Mention, a committee OF
three "as appointed TO draft resolutions
expressive OF the sense of tho Council
at the loss sustained by the death OF
Dir. Ishley. Messrs. Mention, Denney
|! and GTnbp were appointed said com.
mitteo.
After n brief absence the committee
returned with the following preamble
aud resolutions, which were unanimous
ly adopted
WHEREAS, Death has removed, In
the fuilness At years, Lewis Zebley, the
street Commissioner Of this city. There
| fore, 5- 1t
ResaIstd, I hat the Council of vii.
| Dihgis desires TO express its apprecia.
ron OF The t-itiiful ana conscientious
pefoELLance % duty 10y the deceased.
Willie 4ctihs IN lis official capacity, and
70 piac" upon record its recognition oil
hisworth as man, aud his h.gh char.
acttr ana standing az a citizen.
| HtsoiTeu, That as a mark of respec,
tits Ccnncil and the city officers will
attend the fuDeral services in a BODY.
Resolved, That these resolutions BE-
spread upoa tie records OF this Council
and copy Of the same, duly a.tested
by the president and clerk, be sent to the
family Of tho deceased.
| Council then formed in line and " en-,
TO The la . residence of the deceased
and took last look At his remains, and
re,ns!ned urtil the funeral cortt ge left
The remains were eDcased in a beau,
una walnut casket, plainly mounted
Furnished by Thomas Mitchell. Friends
OF the deceased tsrried long ss they
passed around, ard fears gave expires.
eions TO the pain of parting from one &C
res peeted aud loved in life
Rev. K. II. Adams, pastor OF St
PduPs, Conducted the funeral services
ana paid deserved eulory 10 the life
AMI chara cter Of the deceased, while q
choh from the church sang Sc eral ap
propriate selections. The follow In
named gentlemen acted as pail bearers
Joseph Z. File, Joseph Pyle, Benjamin
Price, II. Baynard, Abuer &. Bailey
and Robert G. Fraim. A large number
OF male relatives and friends followed
he remains 10 Bethel Cemetery, Brandy
vine Hundred, where they were inter
red
Daily Republican., 1885-03-11
Buried To-Day.

The body of the man who was killed
on the p, W. & Is. Railroad last Satur
day evening was buried this afternoon
in the Potter = Field. 1t has been taken
care OF at the morgue ever since the
accident, but no one claimed it. An
Englishman residing in the Nintf
ward says that the deceased had ca
several occasions stopped at his house
and that he told him he had mother
in England, who he was very anxious
TO see.
80 also told this man that be YVES q
miner, but was unable to work az thai
business on account of an accident
which had partly deprived him of Tbs
use of his right hand. 1t was the in
tention of those who had formed bi,
acquaintance to endeavcr to raise 3
purse this spring, to pay his passAg.
home TO his native land.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-11
FOURTH EDITION,
lsata


Roller skatirg is often knock.dowr
argument to beginners.
The attendance a. the rink is rs larg'
as ever. The sports gaiu new recruit
daily.
The Wilmington roller rink program
has been enlarged, and is now four
PACED paper.
Mr.. j. t. Gardner, the oyster deal5r
Is putting new floor in hts sa looD, cor
Der Of Seventh and Shipley streets.
John Bonner, clerk for Walton
Whann Co, will visit Brook Ign NY.
for the benefit of his health.
Farmers and others W ho wish to pur
chase horses should call ON W. G. Mar
Tin, Third and Orange streets.
| State Veterinary Surgeon Rowland,
ipoculatei Il cows in III. herd oiJ. A.
Clesver. at st. Georges ON Tuesday
morning.
Henry Latimer. Jr, has been granted
letters testameutary on the estate Of
Henry Latiner, late Of Christana Hun
drei.
The managers OF St. Peters Pro cathe-
dral fair, are DESTROYS that the holder Of
tatoti -Nos bha uthh ~ 'leaih'
the horn TO which hr $ entitled.
The friends Of morality and religion
are invited TO attend the entertainment
NJ Madeley chapel, South Wilmington
this evening
The steamer Colum bia has beer
| placed Ia the dry dock OF the Harlan
4 Hollipsswortb Compapv for re-.
pairs
,. , - ,-,a, ,,.,,
which has been used a. a furni,nT,
store for thirtv.eve wears. IL offered e.,
rent bv Evans ParninI,,n
r,o lsrna ,ar,I. =.
iso '"' - WI ue
worth yards to.o..rr,. ,,,rn,'., az h
lo'e lob
J.p 49,, -,
l. iaaa' noWers, ohe Oh VIC IA aCe DO! s.
enc ~, LII sas' etvu'~t .u m,hiVe'
/ r,o,rs, 80 ~ a.. 90, - -
have .katei for ,r',a.r, ,bar,,,
Wiiiiatn CrossIey, o-.lhr IN sswin4
nlscnanes, WIN remove 10 DIS new store
~, 49, W" 20 SniPes S.,o'', On VI aupdt ,n'
49,. -. WI ~ ua'"s hif
~" '''i' ha"uS0'iei "''eo up
WIN. Candy attributes the present
condition Of the PHILADELPHIA turruiht
to conf, ct between the city authori.
lies and tho company IL is too bad
mat mo pubic should sutet in cOnse
quence.
Why should not officers Vicka-s and
| Cannon be reinstsred ? Haveihey done
any more wrong than officer Piersou
VINO has been reinsta,ed again Pun.
ish all alike, should be the motto.
l.. i. Adair, No. Alb King street. nd
vertises to sell furniture wagon, with
pole and shaf's. and single and doubl.
harness, for $50. Cheap enough. in all
conscience.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-11

ID. II. Keat, bavin d.,sr1
close out all his bu-ils al
estate in this city is Cow Cf-rial
rare chsEces for inyt.tItGt
sov, raj paying m,guilcllr4
mercantile bush err Which
pr pared TO sell. a. rates v4ia
them very prcft.bla iaGrsla'l
Kent also has a iea w u
h. me and business ,;aic' III
will dispose of at los .A,a, y
easy terms.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-11

NJ. f. Hayden, the wal !
florist at No. 702 Marie! S'N \
issued IA circular Of sl'e'A :. !,
roses for 1885, cout,,uih9 i'i'!.'' !,
ferent varieties Of me ih'iy I
plants, fror1 witch 'H'e TX
make their own sc..'''iH4i 81 ~, W..
one dollar. TITS H. ciAln.
roses. Bourbon and H'u a, ~
new folyautLA tJr',s "'
elm hers.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-11
Letters Grs,i'ed'

Register Grubb has ID p,,s.I
testamentary TO AiiI'-' oa,or.b
William f.. Lutte, ne tI ION, n
in the will of sarah W iAt" IA d
Viii Creek Hundred ; Nv ~
..atimor, Jr., execute q Il Crdel
tho late Henry La,;ipeF' i,,inistI
Hundred. LISTERS OF ,,-,sy 7.
have been grantei 70 ~, aed|
ol tho estate. of Aruie 90
city
Daily Republican., 1885-03-11

--.--~-.. s-s...=-- - = -.lfiat u
john Stafford, NhI re- 90 aes}
Douglass farm, New ta, ,, m
near State Road stifi9n d'e1 III II
day diabsiis, in tn 81 ~ NV, " 4
Mr.. Stafford vas good Ila'
flueEiial usnher of ls'i ~ IA
church and was very u ava IA
by 81. VITO knew lir -,,si
will take place on srTa'' . s
III. Inie.iaent ia led L'-u "
Daily Republican., 1885-03-11
GOuiey,B Class.

You ask at What gallery the splendid
cabinet photographs that filled the
frame 70 large that Mr.. Pyle advised
him to go ard get dray 10 take IT.
home. l will tell you Beeoher, 315
Market street, was the artist who took
them and alsoSall fifty of their friends
Yes, the best pictures in the city. Only
81 90 dozen, and with each dozen lie
gives you frame size FREE.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-11

Asao-ounc-d IN oar cluHs
week John Is. Garrett WI i"s
Friends meeting house Ata
ratnall streets, to-lnorruw e''s1
i" The Present Aspects OF Toe ~,
ance Question" hr. Ga'i-s
known among bu-.'H.-- tii1s u I
delphia as Prssi,ieitrii.' olH.
and Trust Gompa aud u
quent advocate ur fenltlpa
lecture In sntiwly fee, ava ~ y
vjted. IL will begin aiS @ c"'
Daily Republican., 1885-03-11
Dsed Tn California.

Phineas Banning, tho founder OF
Wilmington, Caliiornis, and the origi-
nator of railroad between that town
and San Francisco, died in the latter
city on Sunday, aged SO years lie was
born about three miles from Whining.
ton, Del, IN Chris'iana Hundred, aud
removed to the Pacific coast about 80
years ago. The deceased was son of
John tanning, of Christiana II anu cd
still living. Many OH persons recn!leet
California
Daily Republican., 1885-03-11
aurIurr AGA Lacy is

Mrs snsan j. R'ch'a ~ tbsrs.l1
Monday, ag,d 70 year. Ia AZ D. v
of her son is.law, hJ'' s,sts
Chief Engineer t.i0 HF
No. 1904 Jefferson -'lr 70 a;lSJ
cook piece this OF" ~ ss.a 70 N
and ihe remains w. y a',,rett VI
delphis. where the i'''
ploaa
Daily Republican., 1885-03-11
Outdoor ExeYcIxa.

The man who exercises largely evers
day, who lives out Of doors, who wor x.
Mt q hearty manual craft Under HEALTHY
condition. viii, it in good health, prob.
ably jud himself able to digest ard as
simulate pretty well any Kind of food
not ia ken in exeess. The man whc
follows a sedFnt&ry calling mast, even
u In good hea p .eske far more care Of
irnueJf
Daily Republican., 1885-03-11
Its: of PusIic saie..

joel ureermna, New Castle lid.
Joel Thorn pam, NJ III Creek lid.
". Moore, Chrisilara nd
Samuel A. Handy. Irsbdywine Hid
Peoples h 1,oL OHIO, ChTistians Hid
nallor h Andersen. Irdywine lid.
heGry Thoul son, MIL Creek nd.
Jos Habny, Brzndyvine Hid,
John tozzeps. Erandywtne Hid.
W. IL. bayett, W. Gay Ofeeks nd
". =. Gu glcy. city.
jane Mclntire, New Castle Hid.
N. Iayetf, White Clay Creek Hid
T.. fols. New Castle Hid
y. II. Law, Cbristis ma Hid.
" ebster n Caytnrtr Mil Creek
Jane Frsckin. MIL Creek lid
h. 4. Stroud, Wilmington, Del
Eagle h hro., New Castle Hid.
+. Hlnderer. 18th warJ.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-11
Ce,,,rg Bei'er, =,

The Italian wOnl''p pe.s N
her husband about 'LG , on ols
rapiily improving, e. ~ +. Of Il, n
alinsLouse physical Tue pJl
thar she will reeo"ii. q t.IiSe'
not been found, but 1t. u o,a,sod.
all danger from II h'' -,
Daily Republican., 1885-03-11
S..,,esperinn t''

On Friday evening. $50
Richardson will rec, !, ,r'r'. !
NV inter's Tale " IN nm, II ohF''
under the auspices Oh
Republicans OluD
Daily Republican., 1885-03-11
~CAP ITAL PRfZE. e7s,OOo. "Hs
Tickets only 10. shsren 'a prosOr
ton.
Louisiana State LotteryCom

Louisiana State LotteryConi'ai ,
"We do hereby certify that We supess'''
the arrangements for all the Monthly e
|Seml-Annual drawings Of The I<ouisiai'i
State Lottery Company, AID In rei son NAH
age and control the Drawings themseiVes,a *
that the same are conducted with bonsstS
fairness, and In good faith toward ali par : 81
and We authorize the Company 10 use IL.
certificate, with fac-similes OF our signature
attached, in its advertisements.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-11
Eff 7 H tD|1lI
Work .n,be a..


:. A ~, large I. force ofwo.t'a a'i'a
on on, The b. & p. bridge. ~ '''sal
the settling pond e%J
ana part OF tho span oy% '-. :. 'oass
M ~, road. AMI thu b y, y I'd
W. q u. Railroad h.. .'i ne ds5
james l.. Hawkins is ho.' V'e' % \
workmen employed h q I'D
proper iron pieces ib,, "itap l
along the railroad track y
them up by means Of a ~. aid al
70 the top Of the bridge. ',Is.iiah2
put In place. "atfss,l
Sitting apparently mn,
the wooden false work f h., ll' n
Is . wonderful laba,ynp,, Aa
braces, rods. swivel aI u
ana great iron beams. 80, 80
80 exactly and Is screwed ', =" EI
that 1t is Amos, INA Paw
iaise-work beneath. a. y ual
aisework over the ,.l,.,' m' y
taken down 1t viii be e, ''ts p !.
Brandywine span, which - Il 2
expense Of getting new ,I,rI.. "a
There is also a large to n =, !.
men engaged in raising n. y
vine iron span from ia Wv ~, "
creek, into which itfi,nj,s -. =
ing away OF that mart a N. Y
about the first Of Fthu,,, w
the depth OF the water. AID II, .a !.
condition OF the iron, Ii, MY, NJ Y
raising 1t is very slos. s,, r@ :,
great arms are neaf.y 5orpsl
me sockets OF aome OF them t,,'
entirely wrencheI III. AN
| Quite p number Of ue.l.,ns..
beams are mixed up Win ~
mass of iron in The creek ~
non will be III to use asat u,Isl
come Of the rivited pot, ts., =.
injured, uutil sms.tei over "a !.
out anew. From prtsit ,r,s,..
1t does not look as II the Md. =
completed from ,ud 'oe;d Al ~
side Of harvest aLd II mayt,.. !.
IL could, however he tt,,bs 7,
sooner II Eeces-ily drmaht,Ips
there Ii no pushing n@o..sa, \,
not BE- competed uni Ne ,a
along the line II nelt con ID