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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-10-07
AkESDEENTs-

tue following amendments are to be sub.
Nc. sI e vote of the,party in the campaign
-''' at the primary election for accep-
3ase Or rejection:
rs.l'u'ed in place of amendment H.:
s,ts us representative and Senatorial Dele
d 5y " =, Senatorial Conferees shall be elect
sIsli' n u. County COMMITTEE. which body
rh.jr rm.o NJ convened for that purpose BY the
he dsr ~-a not less than two weeks before
UobTss,il1 l1ed for the assembling OF the State
=. pace OF amendment g:
sssT u : OLalFinan of the County Committee
Conn ea"sen 90 by the candidates on tn.
Ii K:,-ie iieket, b. and with the approva, of
,oup,. ou,liI ~ NJ Judge Convention. and MS ac-
eoumi,,l sl4h be audited and settled by a sub
Connr,s,',ee OF tive members of the County
purposa u.'se' s appointed specially for that
Which ~ y Ihe Return Judge Convention
sibip Thu HI, county Committee is appointed
days after each and every elec-
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For sale.

4 large size Organ heater stove, with
heater and stove pipe, all complete-used
three winters. Inquire OF g. l.. Derr.
Oct. ., 'o5-2t-
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-10-07

RESOLUTIONS
The Republicans OF ,Juniata County.
through their Return Judge Convention,
IArm the platform OF principles adopted by
tie Republican State Convention, at Harris
burg, on "Wednesday. July s. 1855, and cor
diz,y -aii.v the nomination of Matthew
Stanley Quay, for State Treasurer, as a
huninaiiou eminertlv fit TO be made, and
shich commends itself to the support uf
every honest Republican in the State.
R,'0lrsi. That the professions OF civil
service reform OF the Democratic National
nd State Administrations are a mere fraud
al deiusicn- Tut forth for political effect
tlI!, snd not intended 10 BE carried into
lfleiice Is the records CT both show.
Rs0irsi. That We heartily endorse tho
caididacy Of James A. Beaver, tor Cover
hoI. II loe5, and pledge the Republicans
q !unlsia 10 blS support, and the elec ton
q cur representative Delegate to the next
Na'e Convention on that issue is an ear
hFsi NAT the Republicans Of Juniata are IN
a-A.ihedly in favor Of his nomination.
kisslrsi. That the ticket nominated this
Gay is the cutspoken expression Of the Re-
i1O'can voters, Without dictdtiOn, sugges-
-ol, or manipulation. and c0mmonds itself
ihe honest Republicans OF Juniata. Each
1l9 al q TIE candidates are honest upright
s-a intelligent citizens, capable Of perform
lhe various duties OF the offices for
'lieh hey have been nominated. and if
S''''a tIe interests OF he taxpayers will
ps SAFE N lheir hands.
The President announced the vote for
t'cauley So, for EcCulloch 8i5. Me-
e'Oley over McCulloch, 222 votes. For
"sdnan i93, for Rohm 4OS. Weidman
wa hohm IS votes. For Sieber S9l votes.
iof Csveny 9O3 votes. For amendment
'ia against amendment "a.
ine aiieidmont voted for, provides that
: fi'liaFy election shall be held in the
'''oOghs Of Miaiintown, Patterson, Thomp-
''a''Hn and Port ROYAL, between III no urs
aid'loek P. NJ, AID q P. H., and be
.''I''' IL all other respects to the rules OF
oeparty.
''N's Irwin was elected Chairman of the
-A'! Committee by the Convention.
=. ~. RoLm was.elected Senatorial dele
s''' with the power to choose his confer
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NIPPLE N, a. .,

HiPPLE.-On the Both ult.. at the resi-
dence OF her daughter. Mrs. Liza Ritzman,
IN Iuroet township. Mrs. Anna ". Nipple,
aged oS Years, g nouth and 20tdays.
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The trotting animal Goldsmith Maid, died
at Trenton, N. j., on Friday week oil an
accumulation of fat about her heart. Inc
beast was twenty eight years old last May
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-10-07
uAKRIED:

ROBIN NSON-WILSO ON.-0n the 30th
ult., at the residence of brides parents, Mr.
Brady Robinson to Miss Ida Wilson, OF
Port Royal.
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JAMES IRWIN,

the County Chairman. was born in Tuscar-
ora valley, about So years ago. He has
been a candidate for Congress, has served
as Clerk to the County Commissioners. and
will make an etficien: ChIirman
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DIED:

BAIR.-0n the 29th ult., iniaBt daughter
OF Samuel Bair, of Port Royal.
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ton. Should there be no candidates ran-
ming on the County Ticket, the chairman
shall be elected by the Return Judge Con-
vention.
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NIrrLNrors, October 8, 1885.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. &, lSo5.-Wheat,
9Ss. Corn, ste. Oats, 3Oc. Chickens lOc,
ducks llaI3c. Butter l6a22c. Eggs ioa2lc.
Cloyerse,d lUc per Id.
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jeremiah IoudensIager in behalf Of the
committee on resolutions, read the follow
iIg, which were adopted.
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the Seuat orial candidate was born in Ger
many. about 81 years ago. He served in
the Union Army. and has the distinction of
having carried General Beaver of the bat
tlefell of Ream's Station. Rohm is now
engaged IN the market car business. The
Senatorial Conference shouid ssad him to
the State Convention.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-10-07
JOSEPH SIEBER,

the candidate for Jury Commissioner is a
native of Fayette township, man in mid
die life, farmer by occupation, and a
member of a large and respectable family
whose prOgenitor moved TO this county two
generations ago. The Siebers have never
been Office seekers. He had no competitor
for the nomination, and under the law his
election is assured.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-21

School children often become posses
sed of many singular and am using
ideas. Here are some In the form OF
answers to questions asked by their
teachers.
describe the heart"
1t IL . conical.shaped bag"
"What 10 q volcano p
q" A volcano is q large mountain with
hole ct the top and fireplace at the
bottom, and som etimes the fire com es
out at the top and destroys the cities a.
the bottom, II there are any"
Mention any occupations consider
ed inj furious to health"
Occupations which are considered
Injurious to health are csrbolio acid
gas, which Is impure blood"
els . bootmaker's trade considered
injurious to health 2"
:" Yes, very Injurious because thu
lbootmakers press the boots against tn
!thorAx. and therefore 1t presses tn
thorax in, and e touches the heart, ant
II they do not die they are cripples 10
life.
. What is the feminine of goose ?"
"GAnderess.
. "Can yo1 tell where Bishop Lat
liner wac burned to death ."
In The fire."
Il Another pupil writes
al - w hen food Is swallowed IL pass
|, through the windp!pe, and the chy
passes up through the backbone, az
> reaches the heart, where iJ meets II
loxygen and 10 purified.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-21
HAPPY CHILDREN.
How 20 Hake Them 10. Keep snen
In health and Thoy WILL Tsk
Care Of ahe II ess.

The 10y ofevery well.regu lated house
hold comes chiefly from the children.
Thousands Of affsctionate parents do
not take care Of their children.
Through ignorance more than through
culpabie neglect they suffer them to
fall sick and die, when knowledge
might have saved them to love aud
home. DIR. David Kennedy Offers his
" Favorite Remedy" xs eDphstically
med cine for the children-gentle In Its
action, containing no harmful ingre
dients Whatever, going straight 10 tho
Blood, which, when impure, 10 the sat
and source OF disease 1avorite
Remedy" is the friend Of childhood,
and should be found in every nursery
In the land. Keep 1t in your house for
your childien's sake, ~ well - for
your own. Try 1t and you will be glad
you saw this article. Mako NO mis-
takes. The medicine 10 Favoritt
Remedy" and the proprietor's ssmt
and address A: DIR. David Kennedy
Rondout, New York. This wonderful
medicine IL now for sale by all GU
druggists. 81 q bottle. z. James Bel
and N. B Danforth sole agents.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-21
In the Orphans Court,

New Castle County.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
i by virtue OF an order Of tho Orphans
Jourt OF the sta % of Delaware, In and for
n ew castle County, made at the September
term A. d., 1885, OF said court, will De OK
posed to ruoiic sale, on the premises, In
Christiana Hundred, on
THE 9th DAY OF MOVE "
Der, A. d., 1888,
at2 o'clock, p. ~,
the following described real estatc, being
the property Of Adolphus Husrands de
ceased, to wit.
All th at certain farm or tract of land stu
ated in Christiana Hundred Aforesaid. boun-
ded by lends now OF late OF Thomas j..
Adams. deceased, Norris Wilson, John Hol-
laud, J Del Hollinxsworth, Joel Swayne and
others, COL tanning about loo acres pexcnes
OF land. A nd 1t Is ordered by the Court that
the prrchaser or purchasers thereof De ana
appear at the next Orphans Court tor New
CASTLE County, that the Court nay as ign 70
the purchaser OF purchasers the premises
sAlu TO MIN, her or thin. Pursuant 10 thii
order he, she or they, with suth ient surety
or sureti, to be approved by the Court, en-
tsriLg into recoS nizan:e to De taken ant
acknowledged in said court TO tho state, II
a penal sum 10 be determined by the sait
Court with condition to pay to the partie
entitled, severa ily or their executors. admin
+. istrator3 or assigns, resp ctiyely, their Jus
and proportiopable shares OF the said pun
chase money, with interest fr I'm su oh time a
! to Colrt may determine, In suon name
and time as msy, by direction OF the sal
court, pe prescribed and appointed In sal
condition. ,
known at the time and place Stores Id, by
/ LORE b EN- MONS,
| Trustees, or by their sttorneJs.
| Attest: j. M. hoUshAy, CLERK .. q.
Il olo-e dts
Daily Republican., 1885-10-21

r AKaE PUBLIC SALE-ELMtR ".
4 CLARK, intending c change his mode
q larm ing viii p'sit.veiy sill ut pubic SAFE.
at his farm. adjoining tho tlwn OF New Oas-
tie. bel, about minutes walk from new
Castle Railroad station, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1885,
att o'clock, a. m, as follows:
Six head OF good WORK horses. IN
20. i, Harry. largo bay horse. good ~
driver and worker.
No 2, Bill, large sorrel horse, good strong
worker.
No. Z, Doctor, sorrel horse. extra go1d
driver.
re. s, George. y3ung black horae, fine
driver, safe for lady.
no. 9, nora. hne, large, bean'ilai Pay
mare, 8 years old, has meier been handied
for speed, but can shoS minute gait on
| the read I; good style and acton, and %
road mare ant be beat.
No. I, a par of extra good wo:k muies'
| fast walkers.
! No s, one single mule, will work to any
thing.
raised durham kud holsten cows EkSV~
soms with calves by their sizes. ~
,others spriuginf; some tat Persons wan.
Ing first class st. ck cove. either for milk OF
butter, should attend this sale, as there Il
seldom sucl COWS sold at p bile sale
roar yoke Of good oxen; aui ss, walkers ns,s
\ Inc hOtpoo ehu ihA % 80
been using on my farm, and viii suit any
body wanting 4 nod, relia bic horses. 1 cal
espt oial attention to the young trottine
mare nora.
Also, / horse cart, coal cart, new, nevel
used OK cart, mber wheels, farm wagons
| ! dug out, dearo born, sleigos, plows, mar
rows cultivators wheat drills, grain ian
u owing machines, ltrge four-hsrse sweel
, DO yer and feed mill, good city made mill
was on, cost 900 and many othe: things no
enumerated. The properly and stock or
j., worthy the attention OF farmers ana other.
Il TERMS All sums OF 800 and less, cash
on all gums over that amount credit OF :
days ELM EN- w CLAhh.
III l.. W. Stidham Il Son, Aucts.
ol;.e.-eod-1tw
Daily Republican., 1885-10-21

NDR SALt-ON AOCpUNT OF De
u Ginning years, q tarm cf - scres, atu-
ated in Souh Caristiana HuHdrsd, nav
Cat 20 nty, Dol, sn the road leading
from the city II Washington 70 tho BrnAdy'
wine Springs aboat three miles from the
former and within hve nfnutes Walk Of
Falkland station on the b p. EaiFoad
Large stone house conta' ming ID roaini with
nee .ssary COW o. fences X tie en- 16xl6 fSot,
with excellent water at the door. Large
store Darn with oversize 1t and other shed
ding attached wagon house a carriage house
with corn cribs and granery in the came,
etc. Timber fJr fe net, g, wit in abandan"e
water, etc. An IN excellent condition AND
IN nigh and ne lthy neigho rhe01: Inn
is & worry desirable sdn mer residence or any
city gent.emi II. or would make geot
truck farm. Fer further Particular, sEp'!
| to HEALp b co., Seventh and Asrle
s.reets, ,1-tteod
Daily Republican., 1885-10-21

NYOrIOE-l. OLIVER II FAIRY OWN
~ or Of tho Nashin3t0n Hstol. in
School District No 0, Hrandywine Han
dred. county Of New Castle aud
state OF Delaware, in complixnoe win
the req airemcns Of the r4cts OF the General
Assembly la such case maze and pfovidef,
do hsrebt givo notice that shall apply IN
writing TO the Court OF General Sessions CT
the Peace and Jail Delivery OF the state OF
Delaware, In and for Rev Castle County, on
MONDAY, the 18th day o. Hovea Dor. r..
d., 1885, bei:g tn next term OF said eburt,
for q iioonss for taid Eou5e ss ap ian or
tavern for tho ia ie therein Of intoxicating
lilo uors In less quantities than one quart, "
Do drunk ta the premt -es, and the fhlowipH
respectable citis 3ns OF tho said Dstriss re-.
commend the said application, viz
John y. Berry, John Whey,
Eber Y. Tsllev, Hnj8rin Ieat,
henry Journey, Charles Leech.
Aaron Il Parry, W. a. McCracKin,
Curtis TaIiay, Henry Luf,
nanisl Rynn VIM. Leecb,
John PcrDes. OLIVER Il. PARRY.
ulD-3td-3tw#
Daily Republican., 1885-10-21

What's In . name?" recent
traveller was heard to exclaim. "Why,
about the hottest cou ntry On the globe
10 Chilli"
Question for Debating Clubs. Dan q
man, while asleep In the daytime,
have the nightmare?
A bachelors face 10 often the worst
for wsar--a married mans for wear
and tear.
1t is supposed the fellow who left the
house was not able TO take 1t with
him
Daily Republican., 1885-10-21

EyOE Saloon EXCHANuE-A MI Nj
x Der OF desirable houses, with ali the
modern improvements. Little cash rsqvired
or building lots will be taken In part or whoie
payment. balances may remain on AOrt-
gage for wears. Also building sites In all
parts OF the city for reeid snces; also manu-
lacturing sites, especially adapted for pio-
rocco business, with an ever-fowing strcA u
Of water passing through 1t, about 80 feet
from the H. b. r. Railroad CITY tax one.
eia nth the regular rates. This property vii.
be sold BY the acre Or in enaller lots, .,
terms to suit purchasers. ALSO houses te
rent cheap III. ~. "a. LtME,.
Or P.J FORD, 9Th and Rodney.sA-u
Daily Republican., 1885-10-21

SALE-TAE sc BSOklB
i or, as Trustee, VIII sci. at Pubic Euo-
tIun, on
THURSDAY, CrOBER 20, 1885,
at 2 o'clock, p. H.,
at the court House, in the city OF Whining
ton, the real estate OF the late Henry Il.
W ebster, deceased.
II GO sisss OF $50 acres OF araole and wood
land. stu ate IN brandy~ine hundred. New
Uastie County, l>el. lying Oh the Phiiadel-
phia and Wilmin gten turnpike. or the ship
toy and Edgemoor roads an the Shelipot
creek. about one and one half miles north Of
Wilmington. ~
ihe I'm prov smenss arc n substantial stone
DIV ellins house, stone g!ist mill. tenant
house, large barn and stable, and other out
bulldogs.
The farm land is we'll fenced and In good
condition; much OF the wood iand 10 wen 81
In timber The quality Of the land Is ex 'ef
lent. the location one of this be Tin the tate
there are sew oral abrasive building Elites or
the premise. For terms and further infor
nation apply to
CHARLES Il. LORE, Trustee,
] Ninth and Market streets,
| o1zsod Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-21

TNUR SALE W. AVE- MANI ~
II sraole properties It really low rates
aud easiest ktnd OF terms. other ior houses
or for Investments. Al~o choice mAnufAe
turing sites with or without wharf frontage.
Our prices are quito rs favorable as In deai.
ing diroct with the owners ami our arranged
uaps plots and data oolioct tod with 81
years operations ar, very valuable for refer
enee before buying.
o7-lot God HEACD M.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-21

SALE-wlLL BE SOLD AT
public sale, at Bloomfield farm, near
ST. Georges. Uel., on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER, "a, 1885,
at 10 O'Clock, q. H.,
the following personal lroperty:
One young.horse, Selim, sout AMI IN
Kind in al harness, l cow, two seAt 6A
carriage nearly now. set OF harness, 10 tther
n net. new wheelbArrow, spades, pitch
TN. srden implements. Baltimore heater
used only months, l COOK steve, I parlof
stove. refrigerator, secretary. book case,
brary table, office chair, bedstead, wash
stand new ohurn, milk cans. lars, etc. \
lot Of nicturcs. and various uther articles
TERMS-AIl gu ms under so cash; ovel
tn At amount q credit CT W days, on giving
note with q good endorser
olsw.ol7-2ld VIRGINIA NEWTON.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-21

T7oH SAi.E-A YhnY DE sin arL n
residenc on Washington street, wi hin
three qua Us # street. car railwa7, for less
than $4,000. IT has 8 ooms an all impvo G.
ment. Front porcl. front. tids and bck
yari. The o .ner wish Is to leave tho city,
and we are oil ring II for the n xt 10 dnys ut
a sacrifice HEALD 81 co., 7th and Marset
styec,s o20 st
Daily Republican., 1885-10-21

r1Ok SALE-N0. 900 WA saInt4ruN
r s,-se'. ha,9 oms aud all impr we.
ment,. lot 6lx7o. This isS very we'll tutlt
property ir wall located AMI lie Uttered ut g.
figurs below 1t, valus. Parties wish ny TO
pure Ease an egant 9ms at a low hgute
W, nd do we'll 10 LOOK at this property
HEALD 400, Seventh and Market streets.
ol9.5t
Daily Republican., 1885-10-21
nUBLIO SALE WILL BE SOLD Al
No. 4i2 King street, on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER %, 1885,
at o'clt ck, sharp, as follows:

Bedsteads, goose feather beds, pillows,
holsters and warirohes, bedding, cottage
suits, springs. bureaus, stands, cnalrs, lot
and entry carpets. tables, stoves. china
glass and aueonsware
I he above goods are II Rood order. Sait
positive. -. - o..,
feather beds and ri lows as was ever sol II
nmbl,c sale In this city. A. b. KIRkLEY.
/ L. W, SrIpRAM X son, Auct. oie-3t
Daily Republican., 1885-10-21
WAITED.

-I0vNtY LADIES In UiTi
mn, % work for rs a. their
, ma employ mont /; no In
Inv: work can be sent ny ma,l
ii ctioa); % TO " per wooK
!. NJ o.nvassiny; fArticuisrs
n. I. a, werk u allied for four cents
,.isa ADDRESS, HoMn M Ahe-
K. Boston, Mas. r. =: box
Daily Republican., 1885-10-21

an ACTIVE MAN ON
!, 10 syerJ county to sell our
n as per month and OK ensee'
. EXPENSES in advance. ou :,
ir full particulars, aaotess
SILVER W AXE CO., ~ SION,
" o3- BIN
Daily Republican., 1885-10-21

mon SALE-ReSIUENCE 500 WE,I
u 8th street. latsly occupied by Allen
3nwthrop, deceased. A modern and we'll
built house, with large side yard, in good TO-
cation. WIN be sold on accommodating terms,
and possession gwen almost Immediately.
APP, ly to J. N. GAWTHROP, TO- and lo4
Wast llh street. FG1mI
Daily Republican., 1885-10-21

louisiana State LotteryConpans
I'VE do HEREBY certify that We supervise
tue ARRANGEMENTS for all the Monthly snc
drawings of The Louisians
state Lottery Company, and in psrson man
eye and control tho Drawings themselves, AND
that the same are conducted with honesty,
fairness, and In good faith toward ali parties,
anu we authorize the Company TO use thi,
cer.ihoaJe, with fsc-s1Iniles OF our signatures
attached, In Its advertisements"
Daily Republican., 1885-10-21

IlIl-hOIsEK EEP EHS ~
a they cen have furniture
led snd lpholstsred, end
y l. apsr than anywhors else
Ii, HAMILTON b 90, 70
II street. uAl
Daily Republican., 1885-10-21

IA Yt,UNsi MAN WITH
!. -, as y ,rtner In holesale
ine,s . yetrs established
.ft . man not at:aid OF worE.
IN q at,,ce ol9-3.E
Daily Republican., 1885-10-21

- A GOOD. REiI q bi-E
saped white woman. with good
mi for general homework.
..ei apply. at NO. slo W .e
Daily Republican., 1885-10-21

,.r-sE .EHAL SMA
a. t,ol ,gca.ities at greatly re-
Anuly to THOMAS Il.
y. Market street. sIo'u
Daily Republican., 1885-10-21

"A YOUNG MAN TO SELL
.,,in a wagon on comm ssion
u Gerry business preferred
y1ent. Apply at 81 arket
Daily Republican., 1885-10-21

u PERSONS WANTING
: yere.al b useworK " c1oVs,
" so3 Orange stree, Intel ~
oig-toI.l m
Daily Republican., 1885-10-21

YSQR SALE z GOOD DRAUGRT
e horses, with a guarantee; 2 konl driV.
leg horses with G guarantee l secondhand
doctor buggy, siogle Dart, / no-top buggy.
i dray, store wagon, / furniture cart J
double cart. plough. lawn mower. These
things will be sold for want Of use. Good
bankabie notes at months Will De taken or
viii exchaaue for real estate. p. J. FORD,
Fifth and Rodney streets 'al7-'"t.f
Daily Republican., 1885-10-21

3oJR SALE OK hENr-tJN L or InE
three n.w cottages, 18Th and Poplar
streets Gas, bath. dry CELLAR ,norch back nd
front paperei throughout. WIN sell cheap
ed low. Apply to John WEIR, 1909 M Ar
l. ~ o,raa. Oln-
Daily Republican., 1885-10-21

- NEW NINE-kOUME ED
r,,n all convenienoes. neaf inc
\ la two porches and SIDE
L M J, FISHER, col Shipiey
i''-4 m2s .eod.n
Daily Republican., 1885-10-21

NOR SALE CHEAP, Two NET
g nine-raomet houses, No. 5S and $50
Jackson streat, with modern improvements
Terms easy. other properties tor sale In
!itterent parts OF the city, Apply at No. 8
West Ssvsn,n street or No. 9lo' " est Ninth
street. Telephone call No. 30 ]. X. D.
sT,EIky A. SONS a."
Daily Republican., 1885-10-21

r. "A SiOE FOU R-HcOM
session Immediately. Az.
al Marzet st. olo ~"
Daily Republican., 1885-10-21

|la-A HALF GROWN WAITE
81 .c er,i nousework In q sna !
N; l. lL2lS Easl sixth I. ol9'3ts
Daily Republican., 1885-10-21

ET-pLrASANT ROOMS ON
\ r trrDished or IN urn,s Cd
hes trerch street. o-o "
Daily Republican., 1885-10-21

= rARFESrORY BRICK
i2Ia Yves. strost Also q
. g No. $50 Vest Ninth.
..GggEk, No 1920 Wsshinston
" " N olg.eod-tf
Daily Republican., 1885-10-21

IN WANTED = A YOUNG
NJ 1oli ref rel COS and know
I .rlcsry basinesi, desires o titu'
i'es. ! p. H., THIS office. Oh lit'
Daily Republican., 1885-10-21

NpR SAL--1HE HALF DR ENtIkE
n Interest in an old established business
On Market street.. psyiag large prof. aboyo
all expenses Satisfactory reasons for wish
ing u .r,ner or disposinR ottne sans. FOR
n ,rtis ulA,s, etc., apply to HEdLtt Il Oh.
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Daily Republican., 1885-10-21

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Daily Republican., 1885-10-21

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Daily Republican., 1885-10-21
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Daily Republican., 1885-10-21

M gu ~ ouW-A RED ANDNss,
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mi i,spises, fourLh and ULi0n
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law Me Toward, pay charges and
-! DANIEL KELLER o20-2ta
Daily Republican., 1885-10-21

4 INC =. W AhTED- ACCOM- MO.
ar, a. SIo os had BY four gentlemen
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