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The Mineral argus., 1885-04-16
COUNTY COURT.

Up to date we have been unable to
learn details of the proceedings of the
recent term of court; yet enough to
warrant the assertion that its parallel
was never known in the history OF
district courts in Montana. BY one
fell sweep the entire criminal and civil
docket was disposed of Not single
indictment was found by The grand
jury, the petit jury drew mileage and
fees to be spectators; the district attor-
ney, in his wisdom, threw out cases
without submitting them to the grand
jury, while that body saw fit 10 turn
loose upon the territory such crimi-
mails as Outhwait, convicted for horse
stealing and bound over at last term OF
court, whom to date has cost the
county $4,000. Judge Wade's charge
savored strongly of lynch lava slight
change of mind since he graced the
bench in Lewis * Clarke county-and
To a casual observer it looks as though
the grand jury had lmbued its essence
and acted accordingly. Such proceed-
ings are deplorable. When justice
cannot be had before a L. 5. district
Judge, the recommendation OF his
honor for every man TO take the law
The Mineral argus., 1885-04-16

Application for Patent.


T. s. LAND OFFICE Helena. NJ. r..
February IN. i>>i
Notice y hereby given thai 4 he NIieht and
Edwards Mining Company. Incorporated an,ar the
laes of Montana Territory. rs John ". Power IL
president, whr>e pot office aidr>s is Fort BENTON
Montana has thi- DAY tiled application Tor patent,
under The mining laws OF Co'lgres. for 1860 Linear
feet OF the Nr.gh Lode Mining Claim. situated In
Barker Mining District. Meagheg puniy. Montana
Territory, in unsurvryed township. i6 north. range
east, which clsim !, recorded IN The office If fhc
County Recorder 81 said county sud ti.>. ribbed rs
follows in tine official plat and hsd notes on file in
this office, to-wit:
Beginning at corner No. !. post from which he
initial point at Barker district hears = 81 degrees
~ MINUTES. L. distant Hill chains, and RAINING
thence y. AZ degree. - minutes, T.. hQo feet thence
y. 81 IL, tees 80 minutes ". 800 f,t; thence = IS
DEGREES - minutes, l.. 600 feet; thence : u degrees
81 minutes T.. 5uJ feet to the place Of beginning.
embracing aH area Of twenty and eighteen one
hundTgith 60 lsl acres, upon which notice of
said application posted the 2lst day of January,
lss,i The a Joining claims to these premises are
lot No. -, Edwards on southeast
h. Atkinson. REGISTER.
Comfy : florE. Helena ". r., attorneys for
Applicant.
The Mineral argus., 1885-04-16
No. I.@-.
Application for Patent.
1. $. LAND OFFICE. ilelena. NJ. I.

1. $. LAND OFFICE Helena, NJ T..
February sh. 1851.
Notice j. hereby given that Tine Wright and
Edwards Mining Company. incorporated under he
laws of Montana Territory. by John ". Power, its
president, Whose post Office address j. Fort Benton.
Montana, has this day fled application for patent
under the mining laws of Congress. for lloD linear
feet OF the Edwards Lode Mining Claim. situated
in barker Mining District. Aeagher County, Mon
tana Territory, IN unsnrveyei township Ii nor a.,
range cast. wlich claim il recorded IN the office
Of the County Recorder 81 said count., and dos
cribed a. iolpp, in the oiiicigl plai ana field NOTES
ON file in thi. office. to-Hit:
BEGINNING at corner M l. a post irnm which
initial point OF Iarkc. District baar> = - degrees
Is MINUTES - seconds, h. di.iant .r.U3 chains. and
running thence \. II degrees Il minutes l.. 90
feet; thence :. - degrees ~ minutes =. l5i1 feet
thence = 10 degrees y minutes ". au1 feet; III, nee.
y. II degrues 80 minutes, VI. li.l feet 10 he place
of beginning. Total area Rod acats; excepting
and extending thrrefrpn not claimed an area OF
one and ninety one hundrodth l.9t acres in
conflict with loi No. r. Tine PORT .on claimed en-
bracing af eighteen and sixty huudr,th
fl-6pl acres upon which not ire Of said anpliea-
ii on VAS posted the .st day OF January. 1sSl The
adjoining claims - t'se prem ises The Wright
IoAe, lot No. - on NV. and The Barker Lode. sol
No. - on tie NJ
f. Atkinson, Register
CorLY 8 FouIE Helena. u. T., attorneys Tor
Applicant
The Mineral argus., 1885-04-16
Fort Ma9innis News.

Capt. Garvey, VINO has been III, Is on
duty again.
DIR. Woodruff has new Office fitted
up at the Post hospital.
The bachelor officers party was 4
a succe ,siul social event.
The cavalry are holding themselves
in readiness tor Il campaign.
{. ]. Mcnamara is expected to re-
return from the east by May list.
First Lieut.. Boutere is expected
from 1T. Custer To assume command
Of + troop.
Mcnamara & Co. expect their
spring and summer goods by the first
of next month.
The Maginnis Ministries give 4 ben
neht to Private John English, who re-
Gently lost his hand by 4 rifle bail, on
the Goth inst.
"Cleanliness is next to Goodness"
is evidently Major keeler's motto.
The Post. under his command. is kept
in the most scrupulously neat condition.
Oar esteemed friend +. A. NARROW,
book keeper of Broadwater, Mcnamara
* Co. who has been suffering from L
diseased bone of the heel, is. to the
pleasure OF his friends as well as HIM
sell, rapidly recovering.
Operator Burke. the obliging tele-
grapher Of Maginnis. left for Washing
ton. ID. G., last week, his time OF SER
vice having expired. 1t is thought he
will be- made sergeant of the signal
service corps. By his fidelity and
close attention to duty he deserves well
at the hands of the service.
Orders have been received at the
Post to hold the Cavalry in readiness
to march to the Canadian border
should hali-breeds attempt to cross the
line to join Riels forces. Though
large number of breeds are located in
this vicinity whose sympa;hies are with
the rebels, no disposition is shown to
participate in the rebellion. Should
there be the L. 5. military VIII Try and
induce them to stay ut home.
Scion T. Stone, assistant army sur
geon, L. 5. A.. and Miss Sword. niece
of Col. Parnell, were united in mar
rage last evening. "wednesday, April
18TH in the presence OF relatives and
few invited friends, the ceremony
occurring at the quarters of Col. Par
nell No Cards. The many friends
of bride and groom. together with the
Argus, extend best wishes.
Col. Parneli has been ordered TO his
home 20 await final retirement. He
was before the examining board, at
Fit. Smelling, a short time since. that
body agreeing that the Colonel was in
no physical condition to continue in
the service and so recommended to the
Sec. of War. Ever since the rebellion
he has suffered from two gun wounds.
the bullet OF one being lodged in the
hip Joint OF the right leg, causing
lameness and intense pain at times;
the other wound IN the left cheek,
though giving less trouble, has affected
the ear The Colonel intends to make
his nome IN Lower California for
which place he will depart in a short
time
The Mineral argus., 1885-04-16

At the officers hop, ut Fort Aiaginnis,
on Friday evening last, the following
dialogues are reported:
Dialogue NJ. Young officer to
young Lady from Maiden; 'Miss---
are you engaged for the next waltz :"
Young lady-"Nes, SIR
Dialogue No. 2->ame young officer:
Miss -, may | have the pleasure
Of this polka with you.'
Young lady II believe ! am en-
gagged. sir" and She nestled closer t.
The Mineral argus., 1885-04-16
Notice of Final Entry.
LAND OFFICE A uElrN,. No~rASA.
Auril inlh f-S,

LAND OFFICE A uEirN,. MONTANA.
April lnth. t-S'.
Notice IS hereby given that the follow IN named
settler has hled notice OF his intention 60 make
hnal proof la support Of his claim. aud that said
proof will be made before T. \. MARROW. Notary
Public ia and for Mcagher county. Montana, at
IT, Ma-ilnis. NJ r., OF May ith, iss5 viz:
Patrick Murphy,
who made presumption declafatoTy statement Ne.
u5il, for the SEA Nj I. see. 10, = MY -Nl 4,
\. L. sec. II. 1p. Is. y. range II. +.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of. said
land viz Louis q. Mosier, Herlrcrt Atkinson john
4. Abrams and Newton l. Isnaru, an II Fort
Maginni. ii. I. +. ATKINSON. Register.
The Mineral argus., 1885-04-16

~ 80 40 postage and We viii mail you free. n
n 4 royal. Yaiuahe sample hoa of goods that viii
J: pni you in the wag Of making more money in
a Few days than You ever thought possible N any
business Capt, NOT required. You can live "a bone
and work in spare time only ~ all the time. Al. IF
both sexes. of all ages grandy successful. 20 cts to
- easily earned every evening. That alt who want
work may test the business we make thi, unpaful-
lced o.lcr: 10 all who not well satisfied We win
send y To pay for the trouble of writing rs Fun
particulars, dlrrctiors etc. sent free. ilun-.e paw
absolutely for all whp start IA once Don't d.
lay. Addres> s.ISsoN * Co. Portland. Maine.
The Mineral argus., 1885-04-16

Both England and Russia are max
ing preparations for the conflict which
now seems inevitable.
The Mineral argus., 1885-04-16

The latest regarding Gen. Grant is
20 the effect that he is resting elsy
with no immediate danger.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27
MONEY TOLOAN.

TO LOAN.-SaD. 500 or 81. 500. Also for rent
No. AZ Miller street. al $40 per month. And
business lots for 81 per foot ON Summit and
Waterloo streets. Enquire OF Tuule Bros. over
Arcade.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27

AAfANfkD A =es1-T zas i2ssIAs,anl uAz. sta
w a1Ss0l So ceelts1. e. tskt a. antesssst sl1h
- ~it1ess -sfsAess q lFea.isi1s sassisr,,s.s
tuactscli prl5.et ktsE,. ~ Ao>tEsss o~'e.s IL
ssstula1t cars AoF1-1s te-asFsza- -
T-ENANE aANTkI,-For tsru u s,.ass -
- ren-al ~ = s'zeS fsst seeEs aad o-Ass-
1.ar ~ tie tsi-f oas 1es- eoF4eT q fAe ealf- -
1. ball - -llf ihe lsue~<. Apsls - ~. u kl.o
lls..1 sTeAlsect flFtef el.zsS osss1er a4Hs- slsa
bsslsls1 stfe-1s IA
WAsrsp.A. :. -; s.... si'i ~ .''s'l i..
NAMED .srl Tor seasral bea-.~osk u
w sznzl family. tferla4n srsferrsai = N.artt
Z taiesa strs~t ~
MANNED a fs~ uaore besrdsu. 81 ti.s Maj
w sof Dluius hA4 ia MoEToS stfesi. Tie
only Aanroe slIset rsstsorsDl en tts sroaan nl,'f
NAfANTED- -ItAt the ia.iis- - 6rald EsIias
Wv sooeid kn9s the t-si p-ses q - eifins
suits Cof aIld uaaie l. 81 II ne. keiisess oeEe.ii
~ Drass Cutting = Aonros stIeet
\AIANTED one 900 salesman. Appy Il q
Wv South Division sirest.
FOR SALE.
TOR sAiK Tte ch-aisssi house and los iu ,ls
eiiy, small lsss lasnt doSH, .. how god 1
did fed after getiing cuFed Il the heulnetisiq.
TIE ulediciue for sale 81 my once fhue glrls
wanting plasss % 30 gelersl house soFk A.
Davis. - ana ~.
TOR 'SAIE-Tts de~irable house aud lot new
Occuplei by I0l. 4. Hlnsdiu, on Madison
avenue uEe ~ the best locations IL the city. Tue
house h@s al modern lnprossiisenls- ls9t ~ bs
$50 feet. Possession given MAJ nrst. This hne
property viii be sold cheap. Enquire of b h
Piefos.
TOR sALE-A few very choice hye acre lots in
mosf desirable part Of Florida al $50 a lot.
Inquire OF Mir. ID. a. Grirhn, Spring street. w
TOR SAIE Small farm on Spring Lake. Good
| house and barn. Orchard, Nineyh.ru and
small fruits Address J. III. Cornelius Spring
Lake Mich. l0S
TOR sAIE-Grist mill located al Ionia. viii
+ trade for city property. We have several bar
gains ia i'm proved farms and a number of de~lT-
able city lots. Ives Dudley, % Fountain street.
IN account Of taking charge Of hotel. will
~ sell my restaurant al bargain. Finest IL
City of MuskegOn. Beet location. Cali al
once. T.. o. Box 2l7S. Muskegon Mich.
D1CO WILL BUY A LOT and new house,
DfOO with i've rooms. with cistern and
well. Only two blocks from street car. L. =.
Provin.
fifty THOUSAND ACRES OF CHOICE I'M
I proved lands ia Mississippi and Arkansas
for sale cheap easy terms. 5000 acres
in IenneSsee; 1000 grazing lands.
with stock in Texas for sale. 100 tracts OF
the choicest lands III Florida for orange culture
acres and Up; y choice farms ia Michigan; 80
houses and lots. and vacant lots IN the city for
sale. H. w. Tower, ID HOnseman Block.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27
MU SICAL
OWEN I. TURTLE,

r--s'rers 20 ~ g areff N1sir Setorl srd -
-rr Nsv EaEani lfr--arrsre~F ~ N1-ic. l7sc.er
~ r..ffr .trre ~fnaln1 81 hsr~ong or1rs.silisu
p.,s.--- 7shfrs Rt,ek "a Nsnrre srreef far Al E
.nF.,r-nsfias cali ~ satr-s
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27

$50 pi.oes II Lev and dssirabls siLl
tsbries from TIE great Auction Sale
clossd sus b hesss lmportef are Ios
~ sale bs as al tie lowest pTloss ever
knosp Ia tbs history 90 ths Dr, Oso-sds
trade. the pnoe~ are Indeed psrfeoils
wonderful, snd are attracting the greatest
attention of am sale Ne have ever - eFod
Look al the prioes
Black SIX 6la. worth slc
Black oIk ti.se. worth Sl2sl
BLACK silk 81, worth sllO
Black silk 94c. worth slZ5.
Black silk sIl0 worth sl4t
Black SILK Sl25, worth Sl75
BLACK Silk sl.50 worth s200
BLACK Silk sl7s. worth s250
Black Silk 81 0o, worth STA
Blabk Silk S225. worth S3.O0
Summer silks Tor S5c. 3sc, 45c, Sic. 55c,
&c, Csc, tie, 35c
Colored Gros-Graln Silks selling FOR
65c, 75c. Sc, 95c.
Brocade Saiins from 75c. S5c, sl.o0.
sl.25, sI.50. sL75, s2o.
Brocaue velsets
In oolors and black, combining most
beautifully with all the new and deslra-
ble shades III Satins, Meryeilleux, Rhad-
enes, Surrahs, Satins, Duchesse, etc,
etc SPRING A COMPAkI.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27

These Low Prices Tell the Story.
Good Calicoee, &c ana 4c
Good Crash Toweling, SC and 4c.
Good yard-wide Brown Cotton, &c, sc,
&c, &c and Sc.
Good Bleach Cotton, 4c, &c, &C, &c, SC,
&c and Zoe.
Ginghams, 5, &c, &c, and upward.
Wide and fine printed CanIbrics at Sc,
Zoe and l21ac.
Linen Lawns, l21kc, l5c, zoe and 25c.
Beautiful Sstines, 25c.
Fine Scotch Ginghams, 20c.
Brocade Dress Goods, &c, &c, ~ and
l215c.
Table Linen, l5c, l9c, pc, 25c, 2Sc and
30c.
Linen Towels for &c, Sc, &c, lie, I3c, l5c
1Sc and 2lc.
White Dress Goods from &c, &c, &c, l0c,
and upward.
We are closing out large lot OF fine
plaid Cambrics for l2l2c, worth from 25c
to 35c. These are the cheapest We have
ever seen.
SPRING x COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27

Judge % ~ Powers having asked for
fvr weeks tn rut BIS matters m shape
rers. Attorney General Garland teie-
graphs him to Take the tvo weeks and
come here an four way. The President
and Ftsl t1 see yau h1'THf'frno tff-
rr.f
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27
ONE NIGHT on THE ROAD. No EXTRA CHARGE
FAST TIME EAST
VIA
Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad,
AND PENNSYLVANIA LINES.

Taking effect Monday, April ls 1855, a rev
fast train Will leave Union Depot. Grand Rap
ids. via g.. Il. & /. Il. r.. 2:l5 p. m. daily ex-
cept Sunday. connecting at Fort Wayne with
Pennsylv lvania Co.'S special fast express, with
thr ugh Pullman sleeping cars attached. arriving
in Pittsburg at $50 a. m, Baltimore 645 =. n. e.
Washington p. M. Philadelphia $50 y. m.
New York. $40 y. m.
But one night on the road and only one change
of cars which Is made in Union Depot. Fort
Wayne. al p. m.
This route and train offers be rare opportunity
of viewing grand sc. merry Of the Allegheny
mountains. the ride over the Pennsyl lvania
Central railroad from Pttshurg is made entirely
BY daylight Rates low VIA other routes.
For tickets. sleeping car accommodations and
full information call upon 4. Almquist. Ticket
Agent. Union Depot. Grand Rapids; Geo. W.
Munson. Union Ticket Agent Grand Rapids. or
address G. l.. LOl kWOOD.
Gen Pass. and Ticket Agent.
Grand Rapids. Mich.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-16

VlUBLiC SALE-WILL BE SOLD ON
Saturday, June 20. at 3 O'Clock, p. M,
on the causeway, a lot of maple wood belong
ing to New Castle County. by order OF the
Levy Court. ROBERT R.MokhlSON.
Drake & Co, aucts. ii3 ot
Daily Republican., 1885-06-16
Conn gratn0ms.

The P7esby terrain Church at Ship
pensburg, Pa, was destroyed by fire
Sunday afternoon, and dwelling
opposite caught fire aud vas also de
stroyed. The total loss ia about $27, 900
on which there are assurances of 81 600
The fire in the church started on the
roof, and is supposed to have been
caused by sparks from chimney.
The Dorrance shaft of the Lehigh
Valley Coal Company was set on fire
on Saturday night by the ignition OF
gas from a miners naked lamp. The
men in the mine managed to escape.
but the mine is still burning, and il
will probably take several days al
least to extinguish the flames. About
two hundred men will be thrown Out
of employment.
The Arctic Ice Company's houses al
Nequassit, Maine, nine in number, to
gother with a boarding house, stable
and Workshop, were burned on Satur
day morning. Loss $4,000.
The Methodist Episcopal church in
MiddletOwn, Connecticut, was burned
on Saturday. Loss 0,OOO insurance
| $32, 900.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-16
Frank Leslfe's Popular Monthly

For July contains two articles which
will attract considerable attention. The
leading one, " highlands Last Struggle
with Russia" in which the Crimean
War and the causes that led to 1t are
described by I. r. Galway; the other
article is on Victor Hugo" Both
are profusely illustrated and intensely
readable. Marc Il. Vallette contribute
a careful study of the early Life of
Mary SMART" which is accompanied
by ten illustrations American sub
jects in this number are: The Grain
commerce of New York." by Oscar w,
Riggs, with seven illustrations; The
Aztec Eagle, and when it was found,
and other Mexican Topics, by Mrs.
Emily Pierce; and "Our Northern
Lakes and Mountains" by James Il.
Townsend, with eleven illustrations.
There are many shorter articles and
poems, several interesting stories, in
Guiding the new serial, "Of Two
Evil" by Prof. Clarence M. Boutelle
Published by Mrs. Frank Leslie, 80, 81
and 81 Park Place, New York, at q
cents a number, or $500 year, post
paid.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-16
more About tnat Cider.


No names were given In my letter OF
the 18th, touching upon intoxication
from Cider Drinking In HOckessin,"
and upon the character Of DelawA
laws concerning Intoxicating liquors.
The purpose was to call public atten.
ton to the popularity of our laws In
that direction, and the liability Of their
hurtful abuse as illustrated In our
vicinity.
1t seems by the Every Evening Of
the 18Th, that the party alluded TO has
given his name TO that paper, in denial
Of the facts stated, every one Of which
are true and can be proven.
Politics has no bearing upon the mat
ter, since persons of all parties, and
both sexes, young and old, entered
protest against what he was doing and
the consequent results.
The man seems TO magnify his politi.
cal consequence very much, II he sup
poses the people of HOckesstn bother
themselves which way he votes. This
correspondent neither knew nor cared
whether he WAS Democrat or Be
publican, and strongly suspects he anti
cipates some profit by playing the role
OF a political martyr.
L wonder that our friends OF the
Every Evening (who had an opportunt
ty of publishing my original letter }
could be taken In by anything 80
thin as this political dodge.
All that the respectable people Of
Hockessin want is that no one shall
keep drunken groggery in this place,
Sundays. and every day, on the pretext
Of selling nothing but pure cider that
(they say will not intoxicate. This
cannot be done without protest, though
they may vote for james g. Blaine,
Grover Cleveland, T. f. Bayard or
Thomas the Rhyner if they have a
mind to. A CITIZEN.
P.S. Since penning this letter our
attention has been called to scread
(probably bought in yours Of the 18th,
| that rather marvel you published.
To most of it the above Is n sufficient
answer (if any be worth making) to Its
| false assertions, its obscure inuendoes,
and contemplate threats. There was
nothing sensational in the original let
ter, and it will be difficult to work any.
thing up in that line. All that the
party complained of has 10 do is to
abate the nuisance, and cease TO give
cause for complaint.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-16
The National Encam pm emf.

The nineteenth annual session of the
National Encampment, G. A. H., will
DO held in Portland. Me-, commencing
on Wednesday, 24th inst, and the indi
cations are that 1t will be more largely
attended than any heretofore held. Thu
far more than 5000 memb ers of the
order have signifled their inten tion OF
being present, and quarters have been
secured for over $4,000. In addition to
the hotel accom- M OIL ations in the city
and adjacent islands, and ut Old Or.
chard Beach, "a camp has been establish.
ell where every arrangement has been
made for the com fort OF comrades
Quite a number of members of Posts in
this city propose being present.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-16

The Delaware Historical Society held
a meeting at its rooIns on Marke
street near Tenth last night, at which
Colonel w. A. Lamotte was called up
on to preside. The report of the com.
mittee on library was received and
filed.
On motion of DR.. K. P. Johpson, q
committee of five, composed Of DR.. l..
T. Bush, DIR. Wales, George W. Bush,
.jr., DIR. II. p. johnson and the Rev. T.
G. Littell, were appointed to make ar
rangements for the annual meeting of
the society to be held during she month
of December.
The rules were suspended and bow
ard Pyle and L. G. Vandegrift, Esq,
were nominated and elected members.
A number OF donations of magazines
and historical documents were received
and acknowledged, after which the
meeting adjourned until the third
Monday In September.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-16
Hog Cholera,

DR.. Scott has been quite successful
in the tIeatm emit of hog cholera, as may
be sea by The following certificates
CHRIsTIANA Id, May, 9th, 1885.
DIR. John Scott-Dear Sir The
powders and the treatment that you
gave my hogs this Spring has proved
very satisfactory, not losing any with
the hog disease. Yours truly,
JOHN II. MCBRIDE.
BELLEVUE, Del. May, SJh, 1885.
DIR. John Scott-Dcar Sir The pow
ders you furnished tor our hogs aud
pigs this Spring acted like charm,
not losing one after your poT ders were
and would no d0ub: lost
them al! had it not been for then.
Yours Respectfully.
JOSEPH ID. CONNoR.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-16

ok REST-A SMALL HOUSE In
qulnat Jefferson street, m28tf
Daily Republican., 1885-06-16
Philadelphia, Wilmington 1 Baltimore Railroad
MAY gath 1885.
rains leave Wilmington as follows;

Trains leave Wilmington as follows:
For Philadelphia and intermediate sta
lions, 9 40, 90, 10 so u. m; 80, 10, ~, . b
p. NJ.
Philadelphia (expressl, 2. 3 Is, 40 49,. 2
so, sl5, 90, o 10, . ~. 10 0s, IL Do a. IN.
IL Al, L. As, "a, -. $50 -, 80, . 4s p. ~
New YORK, co, Is 3 "a, d 1913 +o,7 on, seq a
10 06, IL 10 a. H.; *l2 IL, "a, 80, 40, Z.
b 5S, Q ~, q 80. q As, 7 40 p. IN.
For West Chester. via Lam0kin, d ~ an
S Is n. m; = 80 and 4 COP m. Al
baltimore and intermediate stations, L.
q. m ]; 8 90, Il II p. m.
Baltimore and Bay Line, 90 p. m. "a
Baltimore and Washington, %, an
10 06, 10 SO q. m; l 10, Il H., IS, 100
Trains for Delaware Division leave, a so
New Castle, Q 1t, SO a. m; II 30,
0 rs. IL 5sp M. ans. 4 "A
harrington, Delmar, and way 81
a. M, and II IS p IN. Sum.
Harrington and way stations,
Express for Seaford, 5 so p. mo IN a IN
Express for Dover and Deinday.
weekdays, and IL SO y m o.
SUNDAY TR a.. .
Philadelphia and intao q AZ n m
10 a m; IL 10 noon, 36rk 90 al b,3.7
Philadelphia and New
IL b5 a. M; s 22, 8 lsp. Lamokin. 10 a. m.
For West Chester,
i 8 so p. m. .ngtop. % IL 3o4
N oa ~ y n 1au ~ fillmore, only IL AZ pm.
~ 10 a: IN. Z w p.mtion passengers ar ere |
terr er i To the time es posted ct the sta
ton. ms ~, ara limited axnras,
upon which ext J.R. WOOD.
}eneral Passenger Agent. |,
] jon General Manager
Daily Republican., 1885-06-16

DsR.NT- HOUSE NO. gi3 SIMPLIFY
fNs. Apply 10 J l.. DEVOU. ,e3-ti
Daily Republican., 1885-06-16

T0OR SALE OK TRADE-WE HAVE A
II pioa farm Of e6 acres Of good land near
Newark for sale or trade. This farm 10 .
good one. and viii be sold oheap. Apply TO
J. U. PlOkElIS o., ol6k MarkN street.
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Daily Republican., 1885-06-16
MERS. MAKY Y. pALMrM MAuur.

MFRS. MARY Y. PALMER, MAGNET
IVA &c physician, NO. ls50 North Eley
enta street, Philadelphia.
Special notice over thirty years OF sue
cessful practice. claim especial ski
through my clairvoyant sight to discoye
the cause aud locate the disease, withou
asking any questions or obtaining any In
formation from tho patient
ES-N, h. Patients while under treatmen
In be acc ommoda ted with bard. mh25tul