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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1885-01-01

NORTH BOUND.
Stations No12 Nol4 NoI6
Gv. Wheeling by street car for bridgeport.
Brtdgeport.-.....-..S 50 am l Is pm 40 pm
Wheeling Creeks So 12I Az
Pasco OS 80 So
Barton ................9 IS ] Al 5O9
Ar. 81. Clairsville....9 3S POI 529
Three Through Trains Daily each way (Sun.
day excepted) will Iun from st. ClairsvilIe to
Bridgeport via c., L. & W. R'y track from
Barton.
Trains will stop at TaggarTs, Anderson's
BOggs', st. Ciairsville Junction, Patton's
Burley's and Heil's to let of, and on sigma
to take on passengers.
Connections at Barton with ali passenger
trains on the O., L. q W. R'y; at Bridgeport
with @. & P. R'y for Bellaire, Martins Ferry,
Pittsburgh, ard other points East and West.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1885-01-01

st. cIaIrsVIIIe 4 Northern Railways
OPERATED BY
The st. CIairsvilIe Company,
Time Schedule of Trains, In effect June 9. 'S1.
Standard Time, which is D minutes slower
than Columbus time.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1885-01-01
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & St.
Louis Railway.
PAN HANDLE ROUTE I!
Popular Line East &West

Time Table In Effect June. 'S4.
$4,000
CENTRAL, TIME
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1885-01-01
Irreverence of American Children

NEW YORK, Dec. "a.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1885-01-01
THE NEW DAY.

CHICAGO, Dec. "a
Daily Republican., 1885-01-23
Ryan goes for Sullivan.

New YORK, january 2l.-lt transpired
to day that before the division OF
the money WAS rnade yesterday at the
Coleman House sullivan and Ryan struck
each other and were only prevented by
friends from indulgiIy i'll rough-and-
tumble fight.
" can whip you right rev ard here,
said Ryan. g gu are among your friends
but want TO teach you "A L. son"
iou can't replied sullivan IN
ready"
" Put up your hands, John said Ryan
and immediate he lett his right out and
planted "A terrible blow on Sulliyan's nose.
sullivan, who Mas nDprcpared Tor the
Onslaught, let 20 his lett, but missed
Ryan. Then the tried bis right but Ryan
met him with cross .counter in the re-
gioU OF the lbs, which made the Boston
Boy yelp. The hackers intericred aud
The "aoie thing WAS stopped, not before,
h oN ever, some ot tlt furniture was dc.
struNcd.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-23

There is no denying the fact that a
great need exists In this city for an In
spector of meat. Such an official has
| long been needed but at the present time,
when many cattle are affected with pleuro-
pneumonia, and there are good grounds
| for believing that the meat of some OF
them has been sold in this city, the want
of meat inspector becomes an absolute
necessity to preserve the health OF the
public. There have been. frequent com
| plants in the past of the quality Of the
meat s)ld by certain parties in this city,
and there no doubt but sickness has been
caused by it's USE. 1t is, however, certain
That the men who would sell meat that
they would not eat themselves, will never
stop the practice until they are compelled
to do SO by the strong arm of the law.
Persons are frequently tempted to buy
this meat, on account of the low prices at
which il is SOLD, and especially is this
true at present, when SO many are out of
work. and wages 80 low for those who are
lemployed, that the prudent housewife Is
loblieed 10 economic in every possible
maLuer. According TO the market ordi-
nance IT Is the duty of the clerk of the
market 10 inspect and condemn all meat
unit for sale, but unless the clerk was q
butcher or better acquainted with meats,
and able TO determine their qualities than
those who have held that position in the
past the ordinance had as well never been
passed. The clerk of the market has
Ienough to do without attempting to
watch the meat that is offered Tor sale in
the markets, and it is probable that man
appointed Tor that purpose would have all
he could attend 10.
| The Office OF he meat inspector should
be crea ed with, ut delay, and it should
be provided that none but practical
buIcher should be elegible for The posi-
ton. It should be his duty TO examine
all meats offered Tor sale, and as far as
possible inspect ali beef cattle, sheep,
calves and hogs before they are slaugh-
tered. He should also have full powe. to
eoniis cate any meat or animals which he
should deem unit tor sale, and heavy
penalties should be provided for all per.
SOILS dealing in or Offering such meat for
sale. The possession Of the unhealthy
meat should be sufficient evidence to in-
lsure conviction. law OF this Kind
would no doubt drive men out OF the
lbusiness, who now thrive by selling dis
eased meat at u lower rate per pound re-
tail than good meat can be bought tor
WHOLESALE.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-23
[oRIoIsAL.l
An OFFICE kOR SALE.
ny JInGo.

Oh, yes oh, yea come forward. all,
Come to our city's ancient hail,
And hear the terms OF sale,
Tor We VIII sell you something which,
III you shouh buy, may make on rich,
Or on your name entail
Famo's maDtel, which you will allow,
some would be glad Of, cen now,
they could have the char 90 (:
Come, buy, for such was meier before
Uttered Ter sale, u you hunted DER
The world, including France.
Wefell because we've no IL ore use
FOR using II now than has goose
A boat, IN which to ride
10 day We offer the useless thing,
And sell 1t for whate'er twill bring
Twas stabbed At DGyer, ana died
The office Of Mayor Of Wilmington,
An honor once, but now there's more;
II only at present lie the sport
VI tho bourbons foot On the people right,
That brushes them down with q territl,
might
tfa Municipal Court.
10 ne. bid up lively Just any price;
A useless article. but very nice
Come give me n start, give me q bid
mp, did hear ? oh that's teo had
hut as that's the hrst and last I've had,
III take IL, just TO be rid
Or the useless thing now let me tell
GU. take II to some Western town to sell,
Whore hey We a charter lust unfuried
For II you hun. all DER the land, there's nj.
Another city in o. CHI fix
As Wilmington, In the world.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-23
6anyrn0 Items.

We condense the following from the
Times
The tin roof OF G.. w. * s. Taylor's
paint shop was lifted up aud rolled into
a scroll by the high wind on Saturday
lbtt
The fire engine and truck purchased
last tall were moved on Monday into
ths new engine house erected especially
for them at the town hall.
James w Spruance is contemplating
the layi of of the Bayard part in the
division Of the Clayton property into
building lots, and In very saguine Of the
future of the place.
The big talk about going to the New
Orleans Exposition in the Summer
VIII en- mmissioner Billy Dean had
the fare down to thirteen:dollars, peter.
ed out rapidly when the railroad pu;
IL up TO $751;
George Slaughter on the farm of w IN.
S. Hayes, Bombay Hook, and George
Thomas on the Lea farm in the Al
ley" received broods of Prairie
chickens last week from the Game Pro
tective Association.
Merchants and shippers are PLEASED
thai The Tygert has again resumed hel
rps. two week during this month
md February. The days Of departure
from this end ~ the line are Wednes
days and Mondays.
IL seems to he AL limited that Presley
SpruaDce OF Smyrna, will succeed JohI
G. Gooden as Recorder OF Deeds, though
James II Todd, of Dover, is pushing
b In application with good deal of en-
-rgy.
Al the executors sale of the property
OF ID. James Price, deceased, yesterday
near Brenford, j. NJ. Boyd, auctioneer
a pair of mules twelve years old sole
for S279 horses from q ito $3.50 cat
tie, from S33 to $50 clo> hay, Sl5 Pc
ton.
Juhn Price, of Bam' y Hook, ant
Miss Mary Goidsborungl daughter o
John G. Goldsboroueh, Z. the =" Mic dl,
Alley" were married by Rev. Mr.
QuigR last Sunday evening.
j. i. Stats, of Smyrna, has rented
and moved to the farm vacated by Wm
II. Money, near Green Spring, Mr.
Money having gone to the farm recent
| ly puI chaf ed near Townsend.
| David j. Cummins has purchase
seven hundred barrels Of spoiled fish IL
Philadelphia, and has composted thu
fish to use as fertilizer in the Spring
A former application Of the same kin.
Of manure was found to be very bene
fetal to his peach trees.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-23
"The Charged Brides. -

From the pen of that gifted novelist,
Mrs. Emma ID. f. N. Sonthworth. just
published by T. b. Peterson 4 Brothers,
Philadelphia, is powerful love story OF
the utmost vividness, ingenuity and charm
with multitudes of sensational, thrilling
and unexpected incidents, and Is justly
entitled 10 u high rank among her most
famous and popular productions. Like
all Mrs. SoNthworth's romances, 1t Isl
characterized ny the possession OF a plot o
great strength and the mort Intense inter-
est, the love element as usual occupying
the foremost place, while the emotional
phases of human nature are largely drawn
upon with consummate skill and dramat-
ic climaxes are literally employed
Many OF the scenes display thrilling and
phenomenal power. Drusil'a Sterling,
The heroine and deceived wife, is by far
the most prominent figure III the vivid
and wonderful romance, anu upon her
love aud wrongs the whole absorbing
novel turns. The cool yillainy and
treacbery of Alexander Lyon form II
striking contrast to her LOVING rellence,
while AnEa Lyon, the So 'iety belle, and
easy going Dick Hammond are psrsonages
well calculated to enchain attention.
The gljmpses of Washington lit. and
fashion during the height OF the season
are graphically depicted. 1.-The Changed
Brides " should be read by everybody
and he followed by the perusal of MR..
Southworb's other world famous roman
ces, which have never been equalled FOR
interest ami fascination, and which will
be sound for sale by all Booksellers. 1t 1:
published In large duodecimo volume
OF over 500 pages, uniioim with lsha
mael" and "Self- Raised" at the low
price of seventy five cents, and, will
be found for sale by all Booksellers ant
| It will be sent to any one, to any place
postpaid, on RENTING the price in u let
ter to the Publishers, I. b. Peterson q
Brothers, Philadelphia. Pa.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-23

his way, cbuckling to himself at hav
ing discovered the little love affair
bet ween Martin and Julie.
On the following morning Mr.. Barby
violently rang the bell in the break fast
room
The servant who attended the sum.
mons he desired would inform Julie
that he had been waiting full half an
hour for her mistress u quarter Of an
hour again clap ed, and the gentleman
again rang.
Send Julie TO me %
Julie slowly appeared.
Julie, where is your mistress 2"
Mistress has gone out, sill"
Gone out, sir" echoed Barby.
Gone out no early ?"
." Yes, sir they've been gone this
honr aud more"
They Who's they 2"
Mistress and Martini" said Julie,
meekly.
d" Mistress and Martini" roared the
old man. Fire and furies What,
your intended husband 90
My intended husband ? La, sir,
how can you imagine anything 30 alb
surd ?"
What, didn't you confess-"
sir no, sir. You only made m.
blush by your observation %
That fellow in a william, after all u
In moment Barby hal sumuoip-d
the whole e-tahl''ti ent, GispAj.hiul
IL em in all dirsc trie a. 80 tue round OF
all the churches iu ia, IN truro!is. He
had shrewu uotioh oI what had Oc.
| CURED but they we're spared further
trouble by carriage stopping at the
door, and presently Martin and the late
Mile Winters stood in his injured
presence
But. strange to say, Martin was AZ
altered man. He no longer wore ser.
wants dress the hideous patches had
disappeared from his face, and he was
IN all respects the perIect gentleman.
Barby gave vent TO his rage and
when his emotions had subsidized the CT
divaut Martin Informed him thai
When he found out that he had deter.
mined upon setting bis face against all
his ward 3 snitors, he had adopted the
disguise, and served in tie capacity OF
a mental, for the sake Of her he loved
and proved, to Mr.. Barby's full salts.
faction, that his character and fortune
entitled him to the lady's hand.
Barby WAS confounded, but know
ing that what had been done could no
be undoDe, he shook hands with hi
ward and her husband, and contented
hirnself with exclaiminR:
What q fool l WAS that l shonlt
have believed it TO have been a kis
ia Mistake"
Daily Republican., 1885-01-23
The ssv,es I'm GLASS Eyes,

i
| eve sell several hundred eyes year, +"
said dealer recently, land send them
as far as Portland, Ore, Denver, Col,
and Lawrence, Kas. 1t is growing
business and it would surprise you to
know who some of my customers are.
| Eyesight is easily loet-a blow AN &C.
cident, severe cold even, may destroy
the nerve, and then the surgeon removes
the ball and fit the counterfeit.
don't manufacture these glass imitation 9
but import exclusively. American eyes
are made, and sell at the same figure as
| foreign ones, but they are not AS fine
by any means. The most perfect eyes
are made In Thuringia, Germany, and
have more natural appearance than
any others. The iris is covered with
silver and the blood vessels with gold,
and, when properly inserted, they will
move almost Ne readily rs their natural
Icompanion. OF course much depends
| upon the condition OF the socket and the
state OF the muscles as lett by the sur
geon.
Our greatest trouble is the matching
Of eyes. The lightest difference in tint
is very appreciable, and when you re-
remember that no two person eyes are
| alike you car imagine the difficulty we
often have. Here is An eye belonging
to All old gentleman In Germantown.
1t it special eye, and Is left here as a
sample by which he can order new ones.
| You see, eyes wear out, their HE being
about year Or a little over, though oc-
caisonally ! see one which has lasted a
much longer time. One gentleman who
was here recently had worn his eye
tor five years, both night and day.
The salt and alkaline solutions of the
tear ducts, however, have an effect on
the surface of the glass and eventually
roughen it, SO that a new eye is neces-
sary. One 81 my customers, u lady, re-
news her eye about every six months;
here's her last one, you can see how
rough its surface is and how its colors
are dimmed.
II is quite an operation the dealer
went Cd, "to properly select and fl an
eye, but when once you have sue :eeded
the owner suffers no pain or inconveni-
ence. Last month gentleman came 10
me for n left eye. ! fitted him up and
then was aStonished to be soundly be-
rated because he could not see through
1t. He had an idea that my glass int
tation was goiug to restore life TO his
destroyed optic nerve, and he told me
that he had bcei thus informed by his
doctor. You see this eye-that belongs
10 4 young lady on Broad street, and
have NO doubt that 1t has often gazed
tenderly into the orbs of many young
Igentlemen. There is some expression
even In glass eyes. There is a blue one
that goes 10 n lady In Iowa. l'll venture
the assertion that in a week some young
man will be peering into its depths and
mentally believing that he Is reading tht
soul of the fair owner. She is prett,
and lost her eye through a permatur,
fexplosion id one OF her fathers mines"
Daily Republican., 1885-01-23

The Ler,elsrivr Commit 2 has
an tit, Il tE. at.'nnnts OF the = 'ate lrea-
san r. ami has o-rared tiat New Gas
tie county Tor 1875 " Ill he 'ntitled to
SO $50 Ia, of III - tie school fund, kent
conn, ?, - $40 IL. AID Sussex County
10 s q 4u3 6S Upon the bass of popu-
lA,lotrot 1889 hS ~oIli aaow Kent
Cunnty ~ c-nts per capita, Sussex
,&urty 81 csujs, and New Castle
eu,s.i New .,s'l- sys IN taN.s three
tonrtas q; tue tnrd thus diyideC. This
|, u D.mucra'ic aqu tlltr
Daily Republican., 1885-01-23

"nE voLrA = i,ELr Co., ii Ma-shail
M ,ch. :. ulier to sent tnet; celebrated ELKc
THO. VoLrAiC bFtT and other ELECTRIC AP'
PLIANCEs ON trlai fr ttnftS Gays, 70 me q
ivoupx Or oldl afflicted " TIA fervuu. debil
lty 'oss u =, ality and manho ID, AM all
Ltndret. I .euaes lsu tor rheumatism,
neural IA parAiys :, ard many OF or dis
eases Compete res~ rai TO afa,ti vlgoi
cured. s ,hir.y day RAJ is above" Write
hem At unse 'or tllus'rttet ptn MET re
Daily Republican., 1885-01-23
Intrinsic Merit.

1t is the temper of a blade that must
re- the proof OF good sword, and not
the gliding of the hilt or the richness OF
the scabbard $ it Is nei his grandeur
and possessions that make a man con-
siderable, but his i1trins sic merit.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-23

A 3 story house. containing 10 rooms,
No. 7US West Eighth street.
A la. a 2nd story front room, suit
abi. tor "A paint or carpenter shop, or
iisr; ufacturipg.
TIE pro critics are in good order.
Apply u lanes r. Sutton, 706 West
Eighth street.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-23

A OAn,,-IO ALL WHO ARE SUI
"A fering non the errors and indiscretions
a. .outh. nervous wea ness, early decay, loss
Of manhoo,,. ETC., will send recipe that
ramedv was dtscovered by Q missionary in
South America. Send q self addressed enve-
one u the AEV. JOSEPH T. 1NMAN, sta
on ID New York CitY. mnl-eod.dhW-y
Daily Republican., 1885-01-23

EAp-2 NEW BklCK
Philadelphia PIKE. one
be bridge. oprcrte NV
|reasonahls terms, con-
with bath and mer
to one, with four STALE
DeRons suit butcher or
Make n good residence
ty, About \ acre OF
ply 70 Cha, T.. Saliner.
No. 2 West 10th street,
---Slaughter hCu-e on
10 III
Daily Republican., 1885-01-23
|Oh tSTkR COUNTY

Oh tSrkK COUNTY
Of primo land IN a
Ion and good, substan
fBrn Ia well w,tered
rings I acres Of timber
ade trees. This farm it
n miles from v timing
fnpise ana 2 miles from
ili be sold low pna on
y or address J NDPYLt,
non strests, WILMINGTON,
de3l -da, DIV Il
Daily Republican., 1885-01-23

WANTED TO RENT-A TWO-STDRY
w house rent not to exceeds per month.
to be located not more than six squares on
either side OF Market street, and not higher
up than Twelfth street. Address v, this
office. 10 "
Daily Republican., 1885-01-23

WA N l. D-HOuSEkEEPE 10
w know that they osn have furniture
repaired. vanished and upho 'stered, and
,haira TO canoi cheaper than anywhere else
the city. IS. r. HAMILTON h 90, No.
~ West Eighth street. dll-G
Daily Republican., 1885-01-23
EXECUIoKS SALE
IL OF
REAL. ESTATE.
win be exi osed to lublic ga e on the prem
On THUS fAY, JAN. ~, 1855.

On THURSDAY, JAN. ~, 1856.
at q. M,
That valuable MANSION HOU and
iAkM known a. WOOUSIDE on the road
Leaking from wilmington to BRANDY WINE
s.PRINGs about two and a-halt miles from
Niuirgton Tho farm contains atout 10
nc cs o. h. nd in a good state of cultivation
with a good reatu of water running through
II. The buiicir rs CONSIST OF n large three
storisd store II NJ sion h.use in good condi
t,ou, with modern tmproreMc L. such as
" to eli set no an colo water, bath etc
= largo barn, wash house, SIN. Ike house. ice
house, brick stable ard two storieu frame
texan, hue a mortgage OF $4,000 may
remain on the premises. Attendance will be
given and te' ms a ed at the sale n
WINFIELD =. QUiGLEY,
Execu'Nr o. the Z tate Of Prilit q igley.
dece 4sed, CT b.
=. MACAILlS TER, his attorneg.
as-lGt cod
Daily Republican., 1885-01-23

WANTED EVERYBODY To KNOW
w that they get gu .rantee with every
Wrinyer Cl ok or Organ on easy wetkly
~ monthly payments Agents wanted. :.
NJ. RIDHMUND. 3l3 Shipiey street - :
Daily Republican., 1885-01-23

kAP fph GASt, THE
nree OF u grocery store, In
A splendid stand for
Dna 10 rent. My reason
. other business to attend
hliddletosn. del.
d3i-2rd ltws
Daily Republican., 1885-01-23

AGOOD FRAN +
hing 9 rooms and
bed by three-quar.
be OF ground plant
uit and grapery. A
flor a sum mer resi-
hndywine Springs,
| Wilmington, and
htcs'walk to Farlk.
Will be sold cheap
ks ate. Apply to
LANG, 1872 Van
dec29. Inn
Daily Republican., 1885-01-23

EvERAL HOUSES,
Dfss of good land, with
1T Marshalltou. This is
pure q good home on easy
y !. q. PICKLES h Co,
ll-Xt
Daily Republican., 1885-01-23

WANTED GOOD PARTY
w with - small family 10 tak e
fine dwelling I'm an excellent
nefg h borheod and board OWner.
For further Information apply TO
u eAld a 90. tanIS-st
Daily Republican., 1885-01-23
\ GOOD EARN

\ GOOD IA RIM
crcs, located in
atou five miles
n, neer the Hill
y. 1t - well sup.
j and woodland,
bod ont-bnildings.
ght right Lite
1 Apply at this Of
Daily Republican., 1885-01-23

kXYANrED by THE 18TH or MAktl'
" good whlto woman fer sH'
county place within three miles OF the clt.
Nus rs a good butter maker. Address ~
box 3eo, Whining ton, Del. 3td.ltw
Daily Republican., 1885-01-23

NOIlOE--NI ONE WISHING TO GO
~ into the boot and shoe business can
have an opportunity BY calling at 2k W. sth
treet, as intend to elise the stock cut. W.
.LEDNUM. l20It,
Daily Republican., 1885-01-23

sAyk ARE PREPARED To PAY THE
w oest prices for all kinds OF stoves, fur
nture and second hand cloth ing, and all
other goods. Tn ey will alec he sold at low
rate. a. J CONNER. 2i3 W. Front street
tsn7
Daily Republican., 1885-01-23

yYYANTEI,-DRUGG lSf. A GOOD RE
w Liable young man competent TO take
char 20 Of a small drag store. Address Chemi'
cal, tnis office. 2U
Daily Republican., 1885-01-23

UvANTED-EMPTY HEADIiG u
w aad lubric ting oil barrels. Cash
paid on delivery. Penna. b delaware Oh
10 2p2 East 4th street l3u
Daily Republican., 1885-01-23

kENI-SI,kk AND
esrly rev No. 22l W.
ltnning . rotms besides
9 cold water, cent? liy 10
d. Shar, lois. 5ll Jefferson
anl7.o dot
Daily Republican., 1885-01-23
WAN ED.

VXYANTEI'-AELP ANY MAN, wa
w man or young person can earn loo 10
IS cents an hour ut home with my new work
easy to learn permanent. Send l0,., silver
or stamps. for IL sampoies, with Instructions,
to y. A. IHAYEk. l,ew Ipswich, N. III.
Ik2Sts
Daily Republican., 1885-01-23

YNYANTtpARY A LADY. A sITUA-
w uon with dress md4er. at very
Moderate wages. address f., this offioe
lSkHs
Daily Republican., 1885-01-23

"A Fourth ard Shipley, butter is selling
{ 40 cents SKINNED milk. %; buttermiik
&C. Other goods at reasonable prices. us 3m
Daily Republican., 1885-01-23

uyANTED-TWO YOUNG MEN DE-
" sire situations as teamsters under
stand business. Apply atolo Lombari street.
Call from o to o y. IN. l9Nt
Daily Republican., 1885-01-23

uyANrEp-A GIRL. COMPETENT TO
" take charge Of house and do house
work MRS JACOBS, 227 Ma rket ,trtei
l223t
Daily Republican., 1885-01-23

fARM IN NEW GAS.
kfiyate sale. The under.
feline the farming bust
bn which he now residet
5tuated In New CASTLE
hort railroad st9tion,a d
ok, with a good landing
rhs, nbout n acrea OF
land. we'll improved ;
kca IL IN a high state OF
productive. Tine i'm
two dwelling houses,
agon house, Ice hon %,
nses. all In good repair.
hew the property vii be
e underpi2 ned Alply
IL or WILLIAM CAR.
VII. Ici. az col I'm
ONEOFTHOSE
thr.e-story brick
No. l4l9 Jack on
ng nine rooms
md cold water ;
edy in all mod
p. A good chance
wishes TO pur-
Terms to suit
bt of reasons for
Dn premises.
dec27.lm
Daily Republican., 1885-01-23

vYANTEIIONE HUNDRED TWO.
w story houses In good location 30 rent.
Apply to Al. I. POOLE, East 7th street.
tl4-tf
Daily Republican., 1885-01-23

bJ' u ASORrM EMIT
PING dra-forn and mill
and 'ow prices. ". HAM
2 French streets,
lanS-1mOt
Daily Republican., 1885-01-23

uyANrED.rWOU RTHREE GENTLE
w men can have goof boarding, with
neatly furnished rooms and good accommo
DAFT ms, at 5O2 Washington street. ia Ste
Daily Republican., 1885-01-23

krHkEE STnLY TEN
q. tine Of the best loca.
Lew than hall square from
re at Ola Wet Eleventh
IAn-6.tf
Daily Republican., 1885-01-23
BALE.
"A THREE

IA THREE
B dwelling con-
IONS and bath
ION. Lot TX
pnung on two
N $500 cash re-
% three ? story
rs containing 6
bath. Will be
brgain. Little
Terms made
User. Apply to
kE, No. 9 East
1t.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-23

u hENT-THE STORE
!, corner of nth and hen.
. good erocc-y business.
Tor sale. tood reasons
Apply on premises. 2s-lm
Daily Republican., 1885-01-23

Wy ANTED-A SMALLfARM IN TX
w change for city property j. ~
PICK ELS A 90. B02 Market street. I2l-b
Daily Republican., 1885-01-23

XIYANTELp-BOARD Az 92i Il. Sd
w street. Rooms furnished or unfur-
lished. Also table board. l5lms
Daily Republican., 1885-01-23

nk. r. GkLFF1rHS, HAVING III
IL turned and resumed practice will b.
found at No. SIS m adieon street Spocialties,
genecology snu ali diseases peculiar to wo-
men. Also al diseases Of the kidneys and
stomach. n21-tf
Daily Republican., 1885-01-23

StNT-rWOs Room.
w 1910 and l4l4 Harrison
"ns $ for sale. j. X. ID.
n : West Seventh or go
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