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Bismarck weekly tribune., 1885-11-13

promises to increase and embellish the lit
erature of the day as mono of its fOrerun-
ners have ever dared til attempt. The.
heading of the paper did not arrive in time,
for the first issue, and the words "An Ach-
ing Void" occupy the large blank above
the columns. But what the paper lacks in
heading it makes up in classic and asthetic
literature, as will be seen by the following
beautiful pen pictures which have been
clipped at random: 35
eloquent Phil O'Rourke and genial
Dutch Jake, went Wednesday morning to
inspect their numerous bonanzas at Jack
ass prairie" , srt 4: a.5f,. -.. y &
Mrs. Mollie Wilmer has torn down the
partitions in the Gem saloon, and proposes
to add nice club room to the back Of the
building" M
Eye local has made strong effort to get
up a society column, but beyond eliciting
the fact that Miss Sophia Maginnis has
bunyan on her right foot and wears IS,
and that Miss Augusta Lanphere wore at
her birthday reception an owl colored silk,
cut bias. with train la pomposity, was a
failure" ~
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1885-11-13

Grand Forks Plain Dealer: Every body
in Dakota has always stood up for the
country and talked Dakota, written for Da-
kota and prayed for Dakota. It is right
and just. Dakota was entitled to all the
praise she has ever got, but for all that our
people do not want to lay down and say
that they have said enough. Keep it
up and let the good fight 60 on. Dakota is
getting there-getting there fast, and her
citizens want to keep her going. She will
get her share Of all the immigration going,
and away long in the future she will be ad-
mitted into the Union. Keep her to tho
'front.' whether she remains territory or is
divided, or is admitted as one grand COM
monwealth. .r
Sleepless nights, made miserable by that
terrible cough. Shilohs cure is the remedy
for you. For sale by Parker & Parkes,
Bismarck.
Science has removed its publication Of
fee to New York, in order to become more
strictly a newspaper. 1t will aim to treat
all public questions of scientific interest, as
well as to give the latest scientific news.
Will you suffer with dyspepsia and liver
complaint? Shiloh's Vitaiizer is guaran-
teed to cure you. For sale by Parker &
Parkes, Bismarck.
Japan has just settled the question of
free popular education, and all children be-
tween the ages of 6 and IL are compelled to
attendschool from three to six hours day
for thirty-two weeks in the year.
Catarrh cured, health and sweet breath
secured, by Shiloh's catarrh remedy. Price
fifty cents. Nasal injector free. For sale
by Parker & Parks, Bismarck.
Grog shops have been abolished in Rus
sia, and hereafter the sale of liquors will
be permitted only in hotels and restaurants,
which shall each pay license of SS25.
II your hair Is gradually thinning and
fading, use Ayers hair vigor. 1t restores
color and vitality.
James Mann is the new postmaster at
Walkertown, Mclean county.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1885-11-13

That hacking cough can be so quickly
cured by Shiloh's cure. We guarantee it.
For sale by Parker & Parkes, Bismarck.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1885-11-13

James Mann is the new postmaster at
Walkertown, Mclean county.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1885-11-13

II your hair Is gradually thinning and
fading, use Ayers hair vigor. 1t restores
color and vitality.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1885-11-13

Grog shops have been abolished in Rus
sia, and hereafter the sale of liquors will
be permitted only in hotels and restaurants,
which shall each pay license Of S825.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1885-11-13

terrible cough. Shiloh's cure is the remedy
for you. For sale by Parker & Parkes,
'RigInarck
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1885-11-13

Catarrh cured, health and sweet breath
secured, by Shiloh's catarrh remedy. Price
fifty cents. Nasal injector free. For sale
by Parker & Parks, Bismarck.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1885-11-13

for such nonsense.
I have the honor to recommend for the
consideration of the territorial authorities.
that the troops of the Dakota national
army uniform, to be worn whenever two
or more companies are assembled together.
Should any of the companies desire to have
distinctive uniform to be worn when they
parade singly in their own localities, can
see no special objection thereto. All COM
missioned officers wore the regulation uni
form prescribed for their respective grades.
would rather recommend that the pro-
per territorial authorities be permitted to
purchase from the United States such,
made or unmade clothing (regulation pat
term at contractors rates, with a view of
obtaining neat fitting clothing, uniform
with that worn by the United States troops.
[ think it greatly to be desired that the
time OF the continuance of the encamp-
gether too short a time to do the work
necessary; a week or ten days at least is
requisite; but as each man present is en-
titled to a per diem of $3.50 from the terri
tory, the question of expense becomes an
important one.
recommend n further that improved m arms
be issued to these troops. They are GER
tainly worthy of them. Those they have
are much worn, and, though well enough
for instruction, the men can hardly take
much pride in them, and they would not
stand much hard service.
In conclusion, ! beg to express my great
qualification at the proficiency, spirit and
zeal displayed by the Dakota national
guard at this, their first encampment For
such new troops and in SO youthful
territory, it was remarkable. The territory
has ample means to be proud of its citizen
soldiers, and the brigadier general in COM
mand. that he has so fine brigade. l can
not too warmly express my acknowledge
and the officers associated with me, by ali
soldiers and citizens No effort was spared
to make our sojourn pleasant, and can
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1885-11-13

Will you suffer with dyspepsia and liver
complaint? Shiloh's Vitalizer is guaran-
teed to cure you. For sale by Parker &
Parkes, Bismarck.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1885-11-13

Science has removed its publication Of
fee to New York, in order to become more
strictly a newspaper. 1t will aim to treat
all public questions of scientific interest, as
well as to give the latest scientific news.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1885-11-13

Japan has just settled the question of
free popular education, and all children be-
tween the ages of 6 and IA are compelled to
attendschool from three to six hours day
for thirty-two weeks in the year.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-15
Painful Accidents.

Albert Sharp, laborer for the b. &
p. Railroad, was very seriously injured
yesterday afternoon, while at work I'M
loading iron at the Shipley street wharf,
for the new b. & p. Rallroad. A huge
lion girder Weighing between five and
six tons was being loaded on o car,
when the ga1 Of the steam derrick gave
way and struck him on the side OF the
head knocking him into the car wound.
ing him on the head, fracturing two OF
his ribs and his collar bone. The unfor.
t1nate man was first removed to the
office of the Il. Il p. Railroad Com
psny, foot Of Shipley street, AMI then
10 DIR. Kane's office, where. his wounds
were dressed.
Sharp had been boarding at the Lo
gan House, hut IN he had no friends IL
the city to attend TO his injuries, Ii
was taken 10 the County Hospital, " her,
he will receive proper attention.
Michael Welsh, an enploye In the
shops Of the f., w. & b. railroad, Will
at work yesterday had two fingers 0
his left hand crushed by the fall of
heavy piece OF iron. DIR. Kane wa
called In aud after dressing the wound
Welsh YVES taken to his home In Churcl
street low Sixth.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-15
FIT 7 ED|7NI
Tho WsterCo.

The Regular n.o-,,, 'ssionen
BOARD y, "t ar weekly meetlp, =.
held Iast W aver Commlssiosss,. w
ter g. ,, ,% evening, with PresiSa'. y
tion fo ,"' , mar Peter ]. For,1. q
an RanaI IS.i i,. to lay WATT, y
was ga Siu street, to supply 6rsi "
Mr.. Ford . aieo 'anIe'
nines sY, a nis9 asked ,ohavs,bs,.
r , 1nteh1td On Searlss ~ sas
tr,,,h -, oui, II ana Filth s,,ee,. ~
Leo st,s so,eo' T Tet"een Rodney sas A. y.
M the Ch,.s ~ nc petition was 49,
n W., iyxe'nttr'
a,.r 49," ,,! Ntdln retitlou,d nj,
heIow w E,c,, e,A.hdtd en- Scott ~
and n. n.,t,,, 10 surp'y two hass
,snr ,h.i p, ,. was Sraated, On 49,
James "a t"e u o1s. should not e,css y |
| IN use ,ba ,y o.,unalA asked perriss
| ,osnrj,'L ~ ~. ~ lf1 III the ely lvd-,.
vas laiS o, .ne s'tte's' AID The I'm.
a co, n or,t un'', The next nse,ir,
lJ n TO- ,''sy'oh vas reCeiysfs NJ
can Wal W 'elsrIaFy Of The As~|
tLa cnn,,t. " ins Association, r,Ts|
m at,ard 49, '.Gn 60 accept The ilvins,|
Roston An neir ~ NM ahlual neiir,s
no 49,, nP'i. -i7'' p aud .3l n
The r recl @v y was laken, !
Isi66 70 vas i'y t54, ancur.,, /
!f''ehled, aud an "A.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-15
kaappS GOOD re lows.

The tbree lodges OF the Independent
Order OF Coed Fellows OF this city uni
ted In having Il coed time in German
Hall, on Sixth street, last evening.
ThrouGb some inisunde rstanding the
choir engaged fer the occasion disap.
pointed tho Committee but their place
WAS ably filled by the Crompton Broth
err, who performed admirably on a
couple If guitar, and violin.
Select readings were given by Mise
Maggie CaTI,tter. John Is. LloS d read
an esssy Oh - Success In Life" and The
humorous Grand Bumper Degree
Professor Crabbc ard n young lady en-
gagged in dialogue, entitled Fritz,
Conrtship," and the same parties
showed IN fol! costume as the closing
act, i" How 10 pep the question. A
gentleman from Philadelphia gave 1
brief address, showing the object ans
growth Of the order. Retreshmeuts II
lie shape Of ice cream and cake fol
lowed, after which tie exercise
closed
Daily Republican., 1885-04-15
A Safeguard.

The fatal rapidly with which sigh
Colds and Coughs frequently develo.
INTO the grayest inaadies Of the throa
and lungs, Is consideration which shouk
impei every prudent person 10 keep
hand. ny n household remedy, bottle
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.
Nothing else gives such immediate relic
and works so sure n cure in nll affection
Of this class. That eminent physician
Prof. +. Sweetzer, OF the Maine Medica
School, Brunswick, Me-, says
"Medical science las produced no other nno
lyme expectorant so good US AYtR's CHERRi
pEcroRAL. Il Invaluable for diseases Of tn
hrost and lungs"
The same opinion Is expressed by thu
yel-Lnown DR.. L.J. Addison, Of Chicago
H., who says:-
~ have never found, In ,hir.y.five years o
onilnuous study ana practice OF medicine, an.
preparation OF 80 great valueas AYERS CHKRR'
srcToRAL, for treatment Of discases Of u
hroat and lungs. II not only breaks up cold
I'd cures severe coughs, hut Is more effective
han ANYTHING else In relieving even ihe mos
erioas bronchial and pulmonary affections
Daily Republican., 1885-04-15
The BOsrd OF Heal tn.

President Bush presided as usual at
the regular weekly meeting of the
Board of Health last evening. Thirty
seven complaints, that had previously
been reported, were acted upon as fol-
lows Seventeen were continued, seven
were dismissed, six were ordered to, be
abated, four are abated, one will be
abated, one was referred to the Water
Comm ssion, and one person will BIZ
compelled to abate.
The report of acting Street Commits
sioner Zsbley, from January Pad to
March 18th was presented, aud ordered
to be recorded. Register Frazer and
Mr.. Gawthrop reported having been tc
Dover, to investigate bill relating tt
sewers, but found that 1t had already
been passed and as It was being engros
sed could not be seen. They also re-
ported that q bill had been passed Civ
ing the Board power to have ground
belonging to tia city cleaned, ans
charge the expense to the Street Com
missioner's accoant in each instanes
where he failed to have the work done
Orders were drawn in favor of the olic
boy for g., so, and for 81 for stamDg.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-15
AnIusenients,

o. Friday and Saturday nights
sEock & Golfers Company wi! be a
the Opera House and present Robert
Buchanan new me!cdIana, of which
the Philadelphia Record speaks as
follows:
Mr.. Robert Bachanan's mc.odrama,
d" Storm Beaten" viii It's prologue OF
sed ucti5n aud It's successive scenes Of
vows Of veneesI ce, attempted murder,
arson, ci,canpo.ar navigation, slip.
wreck, icebcund desolation, where a
solitary man exis's Tor weeks It'll
scarcely more than a cotton shirt, and
warmed on; by the tickle rays Of til,
aurora boreaiis, aud finally reconcil.a
tion, WIS givea last night at thu Arcl
Street Theatre by Shook & Coi.ier'l
comuany
Daily Republican., 1885-04-15
Annual Meeting,

The fifth annual meeting d N
Woman's Christian Temperance U,a|
was held on Tuesday Afternoon n
Grace NJ Z. CHAPEL, when ;hsio.lsui1
officers were elected. President VI
Annie Semp.o ; V.ce Presidents d
from each OF the city CHURCHES d
responding Secretary, M!ss Akp
Hilles Treasurer, Mrs. Jehnns
CART Recording s cteiary, MIs. GsrI
5. Capelle. Committees were append
on Free Reading room, L!ierstum n
Press.
The report showed that The Sis
had 98 members. $40 was sent 10
the Women's Christian Tempzil
Union department at the New 0in
Exposition.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-15

The young lady, Miss Nella hEt|
that took her part 40 successfully /
Fritz Und Lena" las. eyeningaa
A. o. of G. r. anniversary, Is Oh ]
six ladies now under instruction llw
cution and oratory at Prof. Cn'fl
school of elocution. No. 10 I Fsa
street. The sketch was written y =
Professor, and it was Misc l4Efl
tlrst appearance OH any stage. mn
a new department lately adia .
Crabbe's Business College, IN VIZ u
ladies and gents are improved 10 10
reading for their own social anl'ehi.
and benefit. Class meets Oh sl'la'
afternoons at 4 O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-15
worry Sudden Deaf n.

Mrs. Sallie Mathews, midwife near
Deakynevil.e, while nursing at the
house of W. E. Baker on Monday morn
ing about 10 O'Clock fell to the floor
pasp;ng for breath. Mrs. Baker,
mother hurriedly FASTENED to her side
but the woman only gasped a few
times and was dead. she was about
go years of age. Deputy Coroner Smitt
went down yesterday and gave certi
ficate of death from heart disease.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-15
Supaosed 20 BE johnson.

twill be remembered that Gu Mon
day of lag. week a corpse was found
floating in the Cbristiaua, near Fourth
street wharf, in such an advanced stage
of decom position that 1t could not be
tod who i, was. Since then John
Marcy, OF B,ackhird Hundred, re-
mem bered that colored man in hia
employ, named simon johnson, LEI,
home and came to Wilmington to spend
the holidays, since which time he had
not been heard of. Mr.. Marcy thinks
the corpse found was that Of johnson.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-15
Han asOme Display.

j. Paul Brown, at No. 6l7 Market
street, has taken out all of his old pic.
lures from his show cases In front of his
Photographic gallery, and replaced
them with new faces, done in his mos.
artistic manner. Prominent Democrats
occupy places in the show case on the
sidewalk, such as Senator George c.
Gray, Congressman Charles b. Lore
Secretary Of State Thomas r. Bayard
Goyefnor Stocxley and President Cleve
land
Daily Republican., 1885-04-15
An A4rac a Dut No B0oU'

Yesterday morning before dNs
a gang of would-be h'ehwagna
tackled a young man near ffal'
Walnut streets. Seine Of the 9a
held him, while others attenpa
search his pockets for valuable, !.
almost had his clothing torn HON :.
in the stI uggle. The noise aitIac'ars
sons in the neigh borhood to las "
andthe thieves were III 100 great uAe'
Escape to secure any booty.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-15
Kerry Coming.

AS regular as the robins appear every
spring, John Berry, the celebrate d
Brandy wine Hundred ice cream man,
appears. tie was in the city to-day,
looking around to get.a forecast o. tie
situation. He will personally attend 10
his sale OF ice cream this season, and
will be at his old stand in the Third
and King street market, about the first
of May.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-15
Caased for Death.

THE stores of Mrs. Jacobs were closed
tbis morning on account of the death of
her mother, which took place yesterday
in Philadelphia.
Her funeral will take place to-mor,
row and the stores will be ro-opened
On Friday. Her customers are re-
-oated to defer their calls unit! that
Daily Republican., 1885-04-15

Mrs. B. +. Price, wife OF the pastor
of Msdeley M e. Chapel, died tnls
morning. She was about 30 years OF
age, and had been married to Mr.. frice
omething more than year;
Funeral services will be held In Made
ley chapel tomorrow afternoon OF :
clock, when the remains will be taken
to Still Pond, Nd, where they VIII NO
buried. She leaves husband, and .
child five days old.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-15
s,arreuO concert.

Mr.. Colby is quite enthu'las'l.a Y n
tho entertainment he has aiiait asS, h
Thursday evening, for the oeu I .s|
the Wilmington chess cup, al na.' N N
Mr.. Colby tries no one can taipa ss.s|
In his line. Tickets arc lVi u, m ~
Robelen's store, No. ~ Mai Lana I Isra|
at 90 cents each. All nuslc@ ~, =. q
people should attend thus cen''''
help along the chess club
Daily Republican., 1885-04-15
IastArtfcrrs,

A horse blanket WAS lost on thi
Kennett pike on Sunday night, ard ID,
owner would lie pleased II the fndei
would leave " at the REPuBLICAS
Office and accept reasonable reward
for his tron5ie. II isa.so said that two
bats were lost On The same Light bu
whether they came out q the tamt
wagon or not, we have DOT been In
formed.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-15

The agent of the Phillips ,Is. Co. e|an =
facturers of enameled, tiu' ohaut y
wood ad vertisiag signs, Is aDJ .Iotp )
vassiug our city for or Ia aost If
Stradley, sign painter, n W srspty m
ket street, has accepted an s ssov sss
them, and is prepared 70 sD'
nena of fheir handicraie.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-15
A-Ua Ghpater. III

Roberts & Tyson will sell afIp
sale at Abbott's hotel, in che a ~ VI
on Thursday, the 10th inst, .Se. I'D
of Ohio and Kentucky morse, tdis |
are we'll worth the attention u ~, p ali ! |
stidham & Son Of this city VII. II I'd lbs |
sale, and desire to zee s S.a,e.
friends present rom this Sta'e'
Daily Republican., 1885-04-15

DIR. Florence Stubs y, vii, The s' slgs
free lecture to women IL n Wedns4
room of tina Opera House. ~ SnhiscL y
Aprrl 22d, az 5 80 p. IN. :, Sa ays 'inJk
G Tase of s ss AUSPICES q The ss sD
|of woraen visitors OF 'H'
Charities.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-15

To morrow Teresa Carreuo, tho grea
est living lady pianist; Sig. Buitraso
the celebrated violiuist; Kate Percy
Douglas, Geo. W. Colby and others,
will give one of the bsst musical enter
tainments eyer given ut the opera
House. All music-loVing people should
secure their tickets at once oil Z. T.
Thomas & Co.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-15
DR.. siEnsNE' white PaInOEic
RalRnm,

The leading lung remedy Of Whining
ton, Del. References OF Its great curing
powers in our city without going out
over The country. For coughs, hoar:e,
ness, etc, uss it. 80 cents and 81. Gain
Depot, Fop-sh and King Philadelphia,
Johnston. Holloway & Co., eS2 Arch
street,
Daily Republican., 1885-04-15
Train Delayed.

The 6 90 train from the Delaware
railroad was AN hour and twenty,six
minutes behind its regular time last
evening, caused by wreck at Poco.
moke city, Md, where the pay car nn9
engine Of N. ", and z. & N. Rail
road rolled over into itch. The pas
ssnsers were transferred to another
train.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-15

Mayor Wales hasappolh'0.s &.
y Masae as caused "a ey The dssa a y.
james Wright. Mr. h y. bieAly ra.
ist by trade, aud is I'D .s.liricasS
mended as an honest, Inc
Daily Republican., 1885-04-15

NIO1iCE-l, JOHN r. PklCE, OCCU.
~ pant Of the house known as the Pr4c
teal Farmer Hotel. school district NO. ],
hEaudywtne HID county Of New Castle and
: tate Of Delaware, IN compliance with the
requirements OF tie acts of the General AS
sembly in such case nade and provided,
d } hereby give no-ice that :hall apply In
writing TO the Court OF q euera! Sessions of
the Peace and .fail Delivery Of the State OF
Delaware, in and for Row Castle County, on
MONDAY the ilth d ,y Of May, A. D., 1885,
beng the first day Of the next
terG OF said court, for a license for
laid house as an ina or tavern, for
the sale therein OF intoxicating liquors In
less quantities than one quart. to bs drunk
ON tie remises, and the following respect
able citizens OF the said disLrict recommend
Who said application, W.:
!. M. Corde2a, NJ. D., Il. II. Lloyd,
Jane Carter, Jas. Wahalen,
l A. ID. Bird, a. G. Forwood,
| Richard Edwards, Jas. Habbart,
Wn. q. Ross, Robert Casey, Jr.,
l John =. Glover, Eel Brown.
al -3tf JOHN Is. PRICE.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-15
Ayers Cherry Fsctoral
PREPARED III
Or. =. c. Aver 6 Co., Lowell, Mass
sod by al druggists.

NOTICE. - TO THE HONORABLE
IN Judges OF the Court Of General SEES.
sions OF tho Peace and iJail Delivery OF the
state OF Delaware, in and for New Castle
County. We, the undersigned resptc, able
citizens OF the First Ward, In the city Of
Wilmington, do hereby certify that John +.
Donahoe, owner and occupant o! the store
situated at No. eli and bl9 Orange street, In
the First ward, city. county, and State af0re.
said, and described in his application, and
who Is an applicant for license on MON.
day, May, nth, A. d., 1875 being tho first
day OF the next term OF raid Court, for the
sale OF intoxicating liquors In quantities not
less than ore.hslf gallon therein, he being q
licensed retailer OF goods, wares and Iner-
chandise the aggregate cost value Of his
stock constantly Kept on hand fer sale 10 not
less than i've hundred dollars he is man
OF full age. OF sobriety and good moral
character that such sale Of intoxicating
liquors at raid place is necessary TO accom-.
| modato the public that no is the owner OF
said house, and the true rentalv value Is seven
hundred dollars
John 7. Kelly, Louis A. Bickta,
| Peter A. Pagan, A. Bckta,
| John Wager, jan cs McKenna,
Patrick Dougherty, Daniel McCusker.
James A. Kelly, Austin V. 9aynor,
Charles h. Dougherty, William baxter,
Daniel McElwee, Conrad Keller.
Joseph Seal, Charles Y. Bickta,
| James Megary, Herbert LANCE.
| James KOdden, j A. Cannon,
| Meyer Meyers, Albert +. Is cher,
HaHy Chfisty, JOHN 7. DONAHOE
q 1881
Daily Republican., 1885-04-15
SESAME dan'

1t is now stated taa, , NJ S1 vas as rass,
The almshouse Oh Mahaa : ipsans
ed ed to have hydrop..9eial,. i y sltas
it was reported YESTERDAY
hat he was much Dst'4r
Daily Republican., 1885-04-15
ono Drunb'

John Maguiro was 5, f haaTssI1s 3
Judge Cummins Az anei ~ and b
drunkenness apd nn' ra,ss be'a'
There were no other
Court.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-15
1000
DEATHS.

CONNER-In this city, or tho 18th inst,
James b., the beloved son Of Thomas and
Mary Conner, aged "a years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
vited to attend his funeral nom his late resi-
dencs, Broome and Sbalicross avenue, on
Thursday morning. High Mass at ST.
PatricK's church at haif-past O'Clock. In
termens at New Cathedral cemetery.
HUdHS- In this city, on the lath inst !:
Sarah J. Hughs. aged rs years and
months.
spectlully invited to attend the fuberai, on
Thursday afternoon at 2 80 o'clock, from her
late residence al9 Walnut street, to proceed
TO thu WILMINGTON and Brandywine ceme-
"done % Rest"
Daily Republican., 1885-04-15

Tie Bicycling News, London, Eng.
land, says that ST. Jacobs Oil is with,
out doubt cue OF the moat useful
articles q wheelman can have, in case
Ut a sprain or bruise.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-15
Religious

special services at " "a, inclas'
church this evening - s,he e!dln'p'
the administration 81 'ii'
baptism.