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Daily Republican., 1885-02-26
IF 7 H EDITION
Golden Wedaiax

On Tuesday, February "a N, =.
Cam and wife celebrated thei, S'a
wedding nj their residence ma, ~ ~
gov. About noon the guests 49,
arrive. and soon the spacious -.
we're Allied with relations and
A marriage ceremony WAS ne,ss.
Rev. Thomas NJ. Cam ofiiciatins =
bridesmaid Mrs. k. T. Cam ~,
deed the bridesmaid fifty wear, s,a I
Andrew Eliason acted az proo1s,
The old couple. after ffty years n -
ried life. assonted to the usual ans
~ readily, aud the groom ,aIu,,S B
bride as cordially, as though ,his )
their first experience. About 2o,'1
the dining room doors were I'M.
open and the guests invited To- M
laden with all the delicacies Of N. ,
son. After several hours pas,t ;
pleasant conversation, the eus,u }
parted, all avering 1t u be one a +
most pleasant days they had n
known. The presents were cost, \
OF q useful rather than a b,.usl
character. II Ia a remarkab. t.a \
this Is the second celebration Of A ~
wedding In the same iinmediats t.nI|
the former being that VI Mr. Am
Eiiason and wife, which occurred n
two years ago.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-26
9TH and Market SITS.

We have a new lot of OF
toman Hassocks on casters,
made of Moquette, Velvet
and Brussels ca pet in unus-
uallv handsome patterns and
attractive styles.
The selection is the finest
we ever offered, and mos
all can afford these restiu
and useful little luxuries 70,
their homes at these prices
We have sold hundred
no better for $3.50 and S.
each but this lot we shall
sell for IS cents each. Il
you prefer the Hassocks
without the casters, not sc
large, and not of as handsome
|Carpet we have them at SC
cents apiece,
Daily Republican., 1885-02-26
Providing for the Iosaue.

The Levy Court war visited yesterday
BY the Trustees of the Poor, " no urged
upon that body the Importance OF the
STATE taking charge Of the insane DE-
partmsnt of the new almshouse.
A lew assessmeB were examined
aud it was reported by The Finance
Cum,nittee that the bid vi Elliott, John
son x Co, for the S25, 900 .oan on The
new IA mshouse property, AL premium
OF Il O62 so, had been accepted, and the
action ut the comuiittee was approved
Within week or 50 bl !, drawn w
by John II. Rodney, ESQ, will be
presented 10 the Legislature, providing
.or tie care OF the insane by the State.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-26
lfAfh,

We now hear the gisgle of the sl,ieh
bells on our streets
The tom pea ure is rather warm TO-
day.
The snow has spoiled Me skating on
the ICE.
Boys, he CAREFUL how 20, throw snow
balls
Miss Lizzie Haddock Is the most
graceful rkat, at the rink.
Wilmington will soon have her 81 are
of fast, as vel as faNcy skateis on
rollers.
Captain Heather, of Camden, DEL,
has purchased of Noah Hidden the To-
tel at Felton,.
Rev. j. S. Willis has purchased tia
" Kenney farm" a quarter Vi mile
| north of Milford. The price paid was
81 coo
Rev. Mr.. Paden, Of Philadelphia
will deliver an address at the Nniver
sary of the First Presbyte Sunday
school this evening.
The REPUBLICAN il requested y cal
upon the Water Department and AK il
To examine the water plugs, 10 Ne /
many of Them are not frozen.
We would call the attention of u
police TO the fact that ali persons w
have snow or ice on their pavements Il
LAY should be reported and fne'
Several pavements ON Delaware avenl
and vicinity need looking after.
Hugh Mccormick, the champion skat
: from St. John, Newfoundland, skated
mile at the Hoboken ice rink on Tuf
lday evening, for a purse OF 200, in
minutes and 81 seconds,
Mr.. Harry Sharpley and Mr.. Doui
-rty Lad little race last evening ft
minutes after 10 O'Clock, and Dougher
, came OFT the victor. Mr.. Sbarpley g
, ing down on the floor to iDspect I
wood.
William s. Kenney, of Broad Gre
! Hundred, Sussex County, has bong
i 600 acres of land near Paiatka, Flo
= ia, OF which he will take possession II
= few weeks, for tie purpose ofruunini
ii saw mill.
e Mrs. Tomkins was stopping "
II Mr.. .Toues for few days; she had 81,
LEI. CANT tea and coffee that she Col
not help but praise it, and asked
where she got it, She immediat
!, tod her at Crippen's No. f Secc
street, aud paid only 90 cents
Ipound for il.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-26
IN 0W anu Ice

Snow fell ut Petersburg. vireina
Tuesday afternoon, and was iOIo'.
q beavy storm Of sleet, which ccr,ll
all night. Six inches OF snow te rs
York city on Tuesday night. Irirs'
but little interfered with by the ~
There was only one arrival at ilsI
of Baitimo 70 yesterday, steamH !
Norfolk. A number of vessels clal
however, the cold weather having
Grated. The brig Clip y Qneen, Of \
land, Maine, was carried a'hra
rolly's Point during Tuesday Mali
the icr, but tugs got her 1T yet'
A puugy, In tow for the PatUIs'
SINK at the same place. Two ID
steamers, on their way 10 Baltun
ice bound at Annapolis.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-26
A Had Example.

There 10 an ordience in force in this
city, passed by City Council some years
since, which provides that all persons
shall have the snow removed from
their pavemenB within ten working
hours after 1t has ceased falling, and
providing q penalty If the provisions OF
the law are not complied with. Last
winter, and for several winters .preced-
ing, . number of citizens were arrested,
and q fine imposed for the violation OF
this ordinance, but this year the au-
thorities themselves are showing the
example of an open and total disregard
Of the law.
Last Thursday night MIR. Speakman
called the attention Of Council TO the
fact that the pavement OF mullins store,
1T Sixth and Market streets, WAS Hooded
with water, which had frozen, and
made very dangerous place for per
sons to pass, and thaI the trouble was
caused by the failure of the propei
| authorities TO have the gutter in front
| Of the City Hall opened, TO allow the
water TO pass of. Notwithstanding
this fact, MIR. Speakman stated tina
Mr.. Mullin was threatened with prose
cutioU, il the nuisance was not abated
The snow which fell last Tuesday nigh
WAS allowed 10 remain on the pavemen
of the City Hall until this morning
when single individual, with rheu
IL aric shovel, and piece of broom
was engaged in trying 10 remove IL.
Had TINS occurred on private propert
on Market street, 1t is more tina
probable the owner or tenant woul
} have been lined, and as the Mayor
the executive officer OF tnis city il is hi
duty TO 500 that those whuse bushes
IT is to attend to the hall shall compi
, with the law, the same as a priYat
cltizep, and II they 40 not, he shout
instruct the Chief Of Police 10 iodg
information Az ainst them, and SEE ;ha
they are fined.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-26
7 H|RO EDITION,
Ds. vamaever's Opinion.

DIR. B. r. Vaniever, q veterinary sur.
Reon of this ity. says that after q care
tul examina ion of the disease which is
now, and has for 8 me months past
been raging among the cattle In this
vicinity, he has come to the conclusion
that it Is not pleuro-pnsumonia, but
parasite blood poisoning. He pro-
nounces the disease very infectious, and
says that the symptoms and results are
the same ~ have been found in the in
focted cattle. According TO DIR. Van
dever this dis sass may BIZ transmitted
from one herd to another by means OF
food or water, OF by contact. 1t is al
most impossible to rid stable or place
Of the infection, and animals who are
healthy are soon effected IL placed in
stables where diseased cattle have been.
The pleuro-pn sumonia is the result OF
cold and exposure, and the lungs OF al
animal effecped with II decay and art
filled with corruption, but in thu
disease which is now raging, the lung
solidify. DIR. Vandever also say
that pleuro pneumonia is not conta
RiOug.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-26
PresDyt ~ snisi'l'

The Presbytery Of New aas 81,
hold its regular annual inee'ins
Deposit, Maryland, during !, ,U !,
week OF April. Arrangement,
in progress TO make tins a uiO', Z
esting occasion. The Sessions =;
opened with a sermon by Inc ~ "
moderator, and will continue o.. !.
or three days, during when WI H..
interest and importance WIN ., ID
acted, including the preseh'a,.,...
ports from Standing Comln'..Tr
the election Of Cominiss ioh'i' ,sl
General Assembly. A large n
delegate are expected to h.'''
all sections of the Peninsu'd'
Daily Republican., 1885-02-26
DEATHS.

PEOPLES-On the 25th inst Joseph Peo-
pies. ST, In the 6Sth year OF his age.
Relatives and trends are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral from bis late resl-
dence. No. 200 Poplar street, on Saturday Al
ternoon At 2o'cleck. To proceed TO Green
Hill cemetery.
KlNGi-pn the 26th inst Harry. son Of Geo
W. and Mary J. King, aged months.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
vtted to attend the funeral from the residence
Of his parents, No 203 West Eighth street on
Friday afternoon. Services ut the house at
IL 80 O'Clock. lnterment at Wilmington and
Brs ndywine cemot,ry.
e lRSON-On the 2bth inst, Han lett, widow
Of the late Capt Philip Corson, aged 8.
years.
Relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral from
the residence OF her son.inlaw. David T
n atchett, No. log West Twelfth street, or
Saturday sfterI Don at O'Clock. Intermeni
at kiverview cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-26
u1cfd 90.

A telegram fom Mount Carmel
Pcnna., reports that Richard lyman,
we'll known in political and miii,ar
circles, drank FIVE drachms of lauda
mum on Wednesday morning and diet
two hours later.
Thomas Bullitt Harrison, 43 years o
age, committed suicide ON WedE esda J
ia Baltimore ny cutting his tbroa1
He had ,nrde considerable wealth BY
cotton speculation and lost it in thu
same way. He leaves a widow and tw'
children
William Elsbeck, a young man, com
united sniciie on w, dnesday by shoot
ling himself in the head, at Pekin vi.
age, lear Cumb .rland, Maryland. N
cause is assigned for she deed.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-26
Preparing for Excursioua

The steamer Tbomas Clyde hsa
chartered by the Asbury NJ, / Sun
school Tor their annual txcutsla
Thursday, June 25Lh, but 1t Is 90
decided where they will go. The 70
Baptist Sunday school have che
the steamer Republic, Tor an eH y
10 Cape May, on Thursday, dzA
and Captain Lackey wishes Nv
ed that the Republic can be Te
for excursions up Ia June %A
tire regular trips TO Cape May W
resumed. The John A. Wsns !
also be chartered by applying ~
tain Lackey, at his Residence ~ Y
Washington street, up TO the siu' J
when the regular trips viii ems
to Sea Bre, 70.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-26

A large audience gathered In Ezion
M. 4, church last night to hear Pro-
lessor Richard 7. Greener, Esq, OF
Washington, ID. c., discuss the present
political situation, or the outlook for
the colOred man. A sprinkling of white
persons attracted by Mr.. Greener's
eloq uence and ability was to be noticed
in the audience. Mr.. Greener Is
ready ,forcible and logical reasoner. and
came fully up to the highest expectA-
tions.
He, ~ a representative of his race,
was not ashamed of 1t and after twenty
one years of citizenship since the negro
had come to be recognized as q man and
not as chattel, such advancement had
| been made as should cause every man
with African blood In his veins TO hold
| up his head and not be ashamed OF his
race, Is color WAS only the covering for
an intellect equal to the whites.
Mr.. Greener then INDUCED in some
very happy anil striking illustrations
| 20 show that colored men had made
themselves distinguished in learning,i In
science, in government and in philan-
thropy.
Benjamin Barnard was an astronom.
ical genius AMI Thomas Fuller was
Irregular matD6lnAtlCal maCuluo.
Educated colored men were recog
nized in the early history of New Yors
land Philadelphia, and the first anti
slavery conventions were composed o
negroes. The degradation OF the negr'
was one Of circumstances over whicl
he had no control, but these degradiui
; conditions are now removed, aud In
: negro has access TO the best schools Ii
the land.
I; He alluded to the estimation Il
which the Jews were betu not NOR
Il than three generations agD, puJ by tbel
activity and usefulness III many VI Jh
departments OF lite, they had risen frou
their degradation aud were now rec
ogniZed DIS the peers OF the Ieadlng mel
10 the nation. just in the same man
uer was The neRfo coming up, aud
will make sucn advancement that a
| the BARRIERS Raised to cheek lis progres
Will I've brohen Uowu.
. He declared his strong faith in th
colured men down south, who wei
y following tie pow and sending tbei
= children 10 school, while white me
became Leaflets ANA ~erc unwilling
work. He thought that IT. was not Ill
prot able that Cleveland would becon
~ ham peT.d and dlsg listed III his a.
minisJ s5'on as TO h.coue d kepubi
can any how ne believed al Lhiui
Is were WUIklLs to9s tuer Tor a guon pu
la pose, and even the late Republican Il
"a ieat might have been brought ABOUT |
< divine lnJerposition.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-26
The Calico Ball.

On Friday evening, March 18th, a
calico ball for the benefit OF the Assoc
ciated Charities will be given in the
Institute Hall, at which all ladies' are
requested TO appear il calico. The
tickets, which ara placed at 80 cents
each, can be obtained at S. Ii. Bay
nard's jewelry store, southwest corner
of Fifth and Market streets; Il. r.
Veasey's drug store, southe sst corner
of Eighth and Monroe street.; Beacon
Smiths drug store. northeast corner OF
SIEVE pth and Pine streets; AMI Philip
Ii. Woods drug store, northwest corner
of Tenth and Market streets; also ZION
the secretary and treasurer.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-26
Tho Feast Of Gn'

On next Saturday the feas, ns
will commence and connhu ,or,s
Monday evening. This iess s,. AZ 3
crates the deliverance by Ql se. |,
Of her peop.e from the oCl osn,r,,
ed upon them by King Aaa ~ ID
IL observed by Hebrews ID .; ." iii
the world. The Hebrews ~ r.,iOpl
are making extensive prepar rsnirl
the event, and on MONDAY J, t Nsraa
conclude the feast VIII, .
the synagogue in the M0'''
inc
Daily Republican., 1885-02-26
Coed Prices Obtained

At Edward l.. Ciark's sale hta
terday, by Stidham Il Son, aacI y.
at his residence near Clarks "
Red Lion Hundred. the following
were realized Horses tlf, w
300 2year-old colt, Sl3l % alO
8 months-old colt, $s7 81 cow
S57, Si5 800, $53, $40, az 30 s,a
average for the COWS, S6V w.
chickens. 81 80 a pair n n
hei fer, $25 ; clover hay, slo@
reaper, $50. market wagon, j. i
horse rake S3l. The sale was W. ~
tended. the bidding spirited ~
amount realized was between
aud ", 800 1t was advertl'ss :
Daily and Weekly RfrrbLl'"
Daily Republican., 1885-02-26
The FL NJ PerioS" I'D

This evening the Boston ! -, pstt
Company viii, give the dinIn ,a ~
ance of their fare~eli ,ss,op Y
this city, on which oNeasSs"rsl. ,
Musketeers" VIII lie prouaals pas
opera, as is well known, IL vs'i sis J
and filled with fun. naom, sD!
four performers in the ,e ey oir,
rhey have their own orches ,',,' tbs
pieces. There liz no dono orb. =" q NJ
" ill be crow ded. as AIM srr go
are already taken. - h n,s sutd
a. Fra Diavolo" will be p'
Daily Republican., 1885-02-26
TESTIMONIALS.

Miss Mary Macklen, 20ll Delaware ave.
nue. says; have been "A continual sufferer
from pain In my tack for tive ye rs. have
tried every hing and failed to OBJ AN relief
until tried PAIN VICTOR, witch l used
both internally and externally. II hts re-
lieyed ne. recommend 1t to Suffering hui
mainly; IL will do all that claims.
Mrs. J. Kershaw, go East til nth st ee,
81 $. / Purchased II bottle OF PAIN VIC rOR
from your agent and used 1t on my CHI Id fol
stiff ne"k. After tve sppli ,ations the child
| was relieved. would not be without 1t II
IN family.
Mrs. Annie Luton, Bancrofts Bankssayi
About two year ago fell down : airs and
/ received an in'erna. in ry, since which tim'
| | have suffered from pain in my back
heard Of and pur h .sei bottle 81 PAIN
VlCTD't, whic1 | used according to diruc
tionsand wps -"iieved. | take les.surc In
Recommending 1t.
i Mr.. " iIiiaa springer, rs West .iRhtl
II Get, sag: ] have us,d PALS VICT "a,
n my family mos ehectually .or he relisi
If headache neuralgia and sore throat. /,
Is remarkabler re edy
mrs >, Sloan, 6l1 vast sixth street says
have used PAIN VlCTDa for rheumat lsn
and pain In my head. from which ! have
been a sufferer IL has relieved me an
recommend for pain from whatever cause
Daily Republican., 1885-02-26

A gentleman rord Tor -ntertatnin
many good nrar-iral ideas dropped int
the REPUBIICAN Office a day or two
ago and susGesi-d first, mat law
should be pascal making il c"mpulsor.
for all buildings 10 b" provided will
fire escapes. Second, that law should
be passed MAXI il uhlaU full TO furnish
money OF liquor by caniidates TO
Office. Third, making illegal voting a
nomination elections punishable b.
fines and imprisonment.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-26
A BAD Gutter.

Complaint is made about a gutter al
Second and Madison streets, which un-
less it is attended to 10y the Street
Commissioner, will probably cause the
city 10 pay bill for dauages. a gen
tle1 an who was driving in that viciui-
ty yesterday happened 10 run into this
gutter ana mad the wheel Of his vehicle
sunk almost to the hub, and his only
wonder IL that the wagon was not bro
ken or upset. On the principle thai
" a stitch IN time saves uine " the mat
ter should be attended to at once.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-26

Last evening James Whalen was
found ON Front stresJ, by officer Wick
ers, 10 completely earal zed with
benzine thai n- was Oh lgnd to haul him
to the hall in a ami il wagon, borrowed
FROM peanut vender.
This morning na sas arraigned be-
fore Judge Cummiis and fined 81 and
costs. James q hbuua, kGowU az
" Jersey Glbh ms, ais also hntore the
Judge charged with drunkenness, and
q tine of 81 aud costs was imposed.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-26

This city seems to be infested with
petty thieves, who are continually prey
ing upou the unsusp. citing A few even
ing since two rolls of fl ,nnel were stolen
from the dry goods sore at Seventh and
Lombard streets, and last night, some
one broke one of the large panes OF glass
at Barkley Brothers confectionery and
bakery at Fourth and French streets
for the purpose of ste ling some figs
that were 10 the window.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-26
Keytvais'

A.Townssnd 81 have un ,i"rs -
NJ. E. Church, and the meeting !,
io progress. a,oons have~I
At Frederick 80 DIVA. i
With the church in the =, rroosd'
AT Houston charge IN o1spaFpch. ;,
have been added TO eno ri ,he Cree
The Rev W Messaros, % on tbs |
tor, will lecture in sta! snf Moss
Of March ON Hooks In our
Daily Republican., 1885-02-26
Praise service.

A praise service for lr benefit of the
Associated Charitl will be given in
Grace NJ, f church ou Monday even
ing The chGir comprises IN ents eigh'
voices, and the Two attbl-ts ire highly
popular in our c;tg. tn or snis p, MI
StranC, il fir III ). G rment's church
Phila0elphia, nj is very tre e@rfor
mer. The services begin AT o'clock
Tickets may ae Jbsa,ned,-f roul any ri
theoflicers OF tn. Us ocia,iDn or q. +
ThomaH & Go.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-26
-
salvation Army Rios.

A Salvation Army meeting IN the
Opera House at Newark, ONO, on
Tuesday night, was disturbe by roughs
A man named William Patterson, VINO
resisted arrest, was beaten on tho heac
with club by policeman, and II
believed to be fatally injured. 1t il
said that Patterson was not one of tn
rioters.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-26
Election Notice.

The Republican voters OF tho Seventh
ward are requested to meet at Bullock =
office, on Saturday evening, at 80 o.
clock, to nominate and elect a City
Executive C,mmitte Tor that ward. BY
Ord.r OF the Vice President o. Seventh
ward. j. SAMUEL LEE.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-26
MANUFACTURERS


GPEIuB OF THR LIGHT-Houss BOARD, !
Washir gtou u q Fen. 2, Is 8.
Sea ed pro-, sails will ne re eived at this
office until go'cio K p IN of Wednesday, the
nth day of March, 1885, r furnishin the
materials and laoor Of all Linda necessary
Tor the completion, ard delige y In the Gus
toin. ouae ard a. Key Wes', Florida. of
the Metal. W orK Of the Rebecea Shoal Light
House.
Plans, specifications. torms of proposal,
and other information, may be De obtained On
duplication to mis- Office.
the riYhr is reserved to reject any or all
| bid. :, and to waive any defects
ST, Phi - q. ROWAN,
Vice. ADMIRAL, U. > Navy,
L foe at.eoh ChhlIman.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-26
.,,,.r,sy ball

Don't forget the Gu vic ~
evening. Let all th ,,s the parcni,s.,
assist charity do so og HThe pnr.s
a ticket for the ball and tb,. =
ticket is only 80 cts' - chsrit,a1ssi
price gives al . no 40 Of sssistiDs
clined the opportunity
small way.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-26
Ralph Bingham Tonight

This remarkable boy orator wi give
poetic, pathetic and humoryus {gadings
--a .,Ii,a,IODs In lisTItutt Hail D-
night. Go hear him. Rev DIR. Nixon
of this cry speaks highly OF his abili'
ties.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-26

konGbly me-trng Friday, February
eth, III base ment urder First National
Bank. Money can BE- had at low pre-
MUM on bond and mortgage.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-26
the w eAtn OF

To morrow premises to be warmer
with tendency to cloudiness, and
probably rain. Saturday clearing and
slightly cooler.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-26
Phl,dslpha, Wilmington 1 Baltimore Aiilu ID
YERRVARY lst, 1855.

Trains leave " Wilmington ~ follows:
for PhiiAdelphiE and intern ediate sta
ions. GEO, 100, lo.ao .. m. 2.3o. 400 7.4o.9b6
Pm. -
Is 900, S.losss, 1905. l.tb D. NJ; ~ Al i246,
| "a. b.22, $50, go, eco y, ~
Now ork Aoo ,2&b, 40, 80, eto, % So 1905,
II. 30 D. In. slzl. ]. ~ 2.e0 100, bx2, IS, 70,
o 40, 40 p.
ForWes Chester, via L>moKin, go and
SID Q. N. 2.a0 AMI 4. " p. n.
baltimore aad inter ediate stations, 10. %
Baltimore ard hay Limo, I.oop.n
baltimore ard Washinstcn, LIS. Al. 500,
1000 1880 n. m; LOO, al.l1 ass, 90 p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division lesvt.or
New Castle, OILS. s.Ss =. IN; l2st, 80, 3to
rs p. m.
Harrington, DelnAr, and way stations, So,
Q m, and Il % p. n.
Harrington and way stations, e.2b y. IN.
Express for Seaford. a.tc p. 10.
Express for Dover and Delmar. n.top. N
verS Gay.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intsrmsdin'e stations
$40 n. IN. 12.ol In. $50, 1.to, 9t5p
Philadelphia and NswY ork, 400 2.%b, 4.+0 a
n. ~, $40 y. m.
For West On ester, via Lamokin, $40 a. m
and 80 p. u.
baltimore and W ssnjnyten. LIS, AL, e.04
1905 u. N. Baltimore, IL ~ p IN
For further information assengers are re
sorred 70 the timetables posted at the sta
tons.
rrp,ns marked tsj arc limited expresi
upon which extra fare isohsryec.
IOHARLES u. PU2H, J. X. WOOD,
q ne-si MAnaSnr. Genera, Passenger Az
Daily Republican., 1885-02-26

Per box at either Of Beaton Smiths pre-
scription drug stores Pure drugs and moder
ate prices.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-26

Fem 3 Cos thermometer registered
Yesterday, 81 degrees ut 8 p. m, 30 u
0 o. m, and 81 Mt 10 p. m.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-26
Ak your Druggist for
PAIN VICTOR

The greatest internal and ex'ernal main
remedy known and take no other Pr ce
60cts. Read the following testi OIL ials OF
its vreat work, er call at the office, - T.. cor.
bird and Market streets, and learn what
A. has dana IN m bars
Daily Republican., 1885-02-26
f,nANb ORA RA HOl Sc.

Bush's, rJeucn street wharf, 10 The
n ~. % buv good coal.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-26
Loaf.

A good kid mitten at 9th and Shipley
streets. A suitable reward will be paid
if left at creamery, All and shipl.y
Daily Republican., 1885-02-26

YHOR SALE-A CHESTER COUNTY
q farm OF 90 acres Of prime land ia a
nigh state Of cultivation, and good, substan :.
ual buildings The farm Ia we'll watered
Uitb never falling springs f.; 4 acres Of timber,
plenty Of fruit and shade trees. This farm is
5plendidly located. IN miles from Whining
ION, II mile from turnpike, and 2 miles from
railroad station. VIII be sold low and on
easy terms. Gall on OR address JNo PYLE,
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