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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-09

hibA DfLfHlA september, 1885,
An order WAS issued yesterday nv
General Snowden, in command of the
First Brigade. National Guard of Penn.
sylvania, directing the officers and men
selected TO represent the command in
the rifle contest at Creedmoor, pext
Friday and Saturday, to meet at brig.
ade headquarters at o'clock on FRIDAY
morning. The marksmen will De eduip.
ped as prescribed in the orders publish.
ed in the Press Of Sunday last They
will report to Major II. A. shen,on, 9Th
Regiment, who will assume command
and report to Major William struthers.
the brigade inspector OF rifis practice,
Upon the completion of the brigade
and regimental matches, those officers
ard enlisted men not selected te form
part OF Of the State team will return 10
their homes. Transportation will be-
furnished by the brigade quartermas
ter.
A 5.year old boy, who said that his
name was Sammy" and that his
parents we're named John and Catha.
| rine respectively, but who was unable
to give any more definite information
about himself or relatives, was on Mon
day night found by the police on the
street at Twenty second and Market
streets. The child wore ragged and
dirty clothes aud was without shoes.
The Childrrn's Society placed him in
81. Johns Orphan Asylum.
Another similar specimen of boz hood
was Frank Smith, 9 years, $50 South
Front street. He had been TO a variety
show on Monday night, and becoming
belated, made his bed in the Second
street market sheds a policeman
took charge OF him and yesterday he
YVES turned over to his parents,
The body of Daniel Mcclellan
40 years, a blacksmith, who resides
with sister on Diilwyn street, was
yesterday found in the Delaware
river at Noble street wharf. The man
had not lived with his wife and chill
dren, of whom there are three boys
and four girls, for almost two years
but he contributed TO their support
through the Guardians of the Poor III I'll
Novem Der last. Since then his wife
has been compelled to shift for herself
and little ones.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-09
The water Commission

The regular weekly meeting OF the
Water Commissioners was held last
evening with President Porter In the
| chair. In the absence of Registrar
Bond, Chief Engineer McIntire acted
| as Secretary.
A communication was received from
Jacob Stuck, stating that IL was almost
impossible for him to obtain water on
the third and fourth floors OF his resi-
ldence at Seventh and King streets, and
| the matter was referred to the Chief
| Engineer, who informed the Board that
the water mains, with which these
pipes connect, are now being fixed In
tuch manner that would remedy the
cause Of complaint
A communication was received from
Lore & EN- mons, stating that Daniel
ii. Kent had Instructed them TO enter
suit against the city for damages
Amounting to $3.50 10, sustained by him
on the evening of August 10 last, by
driving into an excavation in the bed Of
| Fourth street east of p, W. K b. rail.
road. 1t had been left uncovered with
| no signal lights out. The commuuica.
| tion was referred to the chief engineer
| TO investigate, and submit written re-
port at the next meeting.
| The City Treasurer reported balance
of $50. 40 63 in the Union Nationa
| Bank 10 the credit of the Commission
The weekly pay-roll amounting TO $500.
20, was presented and passed.
| The report of recent tests at the Cold
| Spring pumping station with the ex
haust head WAS presented and read ,anf
showed that with the head , pound o.
coal would only pump l94 gallons Of
water, and that without IL 228 GALLON
were raised with that amount of coal
The ma ter WAS pretty fully discussed
by the Board, who finally came to tn,
conclusion that as the only thing to bt
gained by using the exhaust head
would be the stopping of the noise, tha
1t would not advisable TO introduce It
on account of the extra amount OF coal
it would take. 1t war, however, de
term In I'd TO hold the matter under con
sideration, and instruct engineel
LOOMS TO continue the experiments.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-09
Personal.

Miss Emma Press is visiting friends
at Yorklyn.
Mr.. sewell c. Bigss. ex-register OF
wills, ia in our city TO day.
DR.. +. a. Franz has gone TO Spring
Lake City for the bane.it OF his health.
Mr. w. X. Crosby, of Crosby !; Hill,
Is in New Yc-k looking after fall sty los
for his stora.
Rev. Il. II. Adans, OF s.. Paups NJ.
L church, 1T IT, morning for 3 trip
to Saratoga, y. Y, i)r the BENEFIT Of lis
health,
w. Percy Morrison has neen elected
treasurer Of the Wilmington Polo Club,
vice the late VIM. Beggs
John Mari, OF a Com pary, has beer
appointed Qlartermaster Sergeant 0!
the First Regimen, d. n g.
Vincent S. Mattnews, Of Cleveland
Ohio, ard Harvey l. Beers, Of OIL Ciry
Pa are guests o. j. Ferris Eelt, being
former classmates at Pax Avenue q
stitute, Bridgeport.
Rev. Bishop Lee was enc Of { b.
officiating clerRynen at tie funeral q
Rev. Stephen h. Tyrg. which tool
place yesterday from st. Georl {.
church y y.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-09
FOURTH EDITION,
Dots.

The Levy Court will meet on the 18th
of October.
DeGodts excursion 10 the Reading
Fair will take place to- morrow.
Simon Dougherty is engaged in can.
vassing:the Peninsula for subscribers
to the ife of General Grant.
The new frame building Of thb D.a
mond State Iron Company will BE-
raised TO day by Seth IL. Feast Or and
Brother.
The Wesleyan College re.opeHed to
day under the charge of Rev. Josiah
Trufant. We hope it will be properly
sustained.
Samuel Culbert advertises for sale a
valuable farm OF 2I8 acres, and also q
desirable house on the westerly side OF
the city.
Smyth Post, G. A. R., will celebrate
the anniversary OF the battle Of An
tietam by an open camp fire on the even
Ing of September II.
The Gontlemen's Driving Assoc iatiou
will give free exhibition OF theiI
horses at Hazel Dell Driving Park on
Thursday, September II.
bt rlthlbtI - n AhC''hi hfhp - ioNoS
tinued her daily trips between this city
and Pennsgrove, n. j. On market
days, however, she will run as usual.
Captain Kennedy threatens I'd resigr
his position as game keeper at the
Ebbitt House, AZ that mischtovous foz
continues his escapades and gives hin
q deal of trouble.
Mrs. Lizzie. Erisman, of Mid1letown
Pa, and Miss Lille King OF Lahcaster
Pa, who have been the guests of s.
iiersey for a few weeks Fast LEFT
for home 10 day.
The house of the late Rebecca A
Cakes, situated on TatDall strtet, be.
tween Twenty third and T wenty fourth
streets. Ninth Ward, was not cold a,
advertised yesterday, as no b IS wer,
made.
Solomon II. Stats, dealer In fancy
and useful articles AT No, 405 Msrle
street, WHO has been spending The pas
four weeks with friends in franklin
County, Pa returned home yesterday
greatly rciuvigorated, and 10 now read )
TO supply callera with anything In hi
line At the lowest market rates.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-09
CIOtIllng.

The Arm of Justis a. Davidson
clothiers, started some two years ago a
2l3 Market st., in the old established
Boston One Price store. A new stock
of sty lish and well fitting garments
were laid in, and prices put down as low
Of good goods could possibly be sold
They advertised their read inesa to serve
the public through the columns of the
REPUBLICAN, and met with n steady
increase OF business from the very
start, which has been on the increase
ever since.
Tnis fan they have bought the largest
stock of piece and ready-made clothing
that they have had on hand at one time
since their entrance into the business
The second story of the building ha,
been handsomely papered and removal
ed, and Is now devoted to the sale OF
custom made work and overcoatings
The stock this fall surpasses in com
pieteness than any former effort of thi.
firm. When in want of anything il
the clothing line, ready made or cue
tom made, call down and examin,
their stock before purchasing else
where. See advertisement In another
column.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-09
klcnEniOn.

Gouley's grand excursion 10 Switch
back and Mauch ChuI X the Switzer
land OF America. will leave tho station
foot of Market street, to morrow, (Sep
temter 100 at 8 45 q. m. Ihaye rur
several excursions to Mauch Chunk
always looking 10 the Interest and com
loIt OF the excursionlsts, to make IL a,
pleasant as l could, not trying TO acI
ike hfg, and expect to No it ;hi,
time. | hope and intend to do all ]
can to have the excurnionists enjoy
themse YES tomorrow. There will be 1
descriptive ac cunt OF the many places
Of interest given to each passenger, frel
of charge, tomorrow ,on the train, which
Will be a great help to them, giving in
formation tLey Will need aB they &c
from place To place. On the return
trip from Reading the ticket will b,
good from tue lOth 10 Monday, l4th
allowing an opportunity TO visit tn,
E9aG ing fair. Read ad yerliaement.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-09
DEATHS.

US WohIH-At Stanton, on the sth
INST, MRS. Hannah Himsworth In her s4tt
year.
Relatives and friends are respectful,
Invited TO attend the funeral from her lat,
residence on Thursday, September 10, t,
meet at the house ot2 o clock y. m, and t,
proceed to st. James' church.
SIumT-on sept, s, Emma l.. Stout, wifi
9i WIN. Ii Stout, in her goth ear.
Relatives and friends are respectfully iryi
req TO attend the funeral from the residenc,
OF her husband, 18th and Lincoln street. OF
friday, September llth. at 2 o'clock D. IN
services at Mt. Salem NJ. Il. church.
dearest wife and mother thou has left us,
nd our lOrs we deeply feel,
nut It's GOh that has bereit us
lie can all our s.rfows heal.
" Asleep In Jesusr
blIA kt-On the 18th Inst, Mary L. Blake
aged ~ years.
Relatives and friends OF the family are TO
specfully invited to attend the funeral from
the r. sidence OF her husband, No. 233L Mar
het street, on Thursday at 2 o'clock b. Ia, In
te!meLt at bivervlew cemetery
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-09

This morning Lewis Negeldank was
arraisped before Judge Cnmnins,
Charged with violating section of the
new market law, which provide. that
persons shall not not sell mea,
Of any kind not fatened by themsel yes.
After hearing the evidence, he was
held In goo TO answer at the next term
OF Court, Mr.. NedgendaLk said he
was willing to comply will the law
when theJudge said perhaps the matter
could be settled with the Attorney Gen.
eral.
City Solicitor Turner requested the
Clerk Of The market TO furnish hin
with the names of all who are selling
meat on the street, 30 that he could
prosecute all that are violating tn,
law.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-09

Sheriff Ford sold TIE following real
estate a. the Court House on Tuesday
afternoon Benjamin f. Cooling, at.
ministrator Of the estate of Thomas
R)gerson, frame house and lot on Lo
Gust street between Seventh and
Eighth, to Alexander Burns, for S3@45
Eobitt House, seized as ,re property OF
j. Pusey Smith and John W Smith, Il
Harry sharpley, E4q, for $40 three
story brick store and d yelling Of Pat
rick j. Ki,lroy, at Fifth and Menro,
streets, to Samuel w McCaulley, Esq
for S25 property of Martha W. kuhl
meyer, adninisrratrix ofthe late JohT
Kuhlmeyer, on Rodney street north o.
Shallcross avenue, to VIM C.Spruance
Esq for 81 800.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-09
Supposed = asaI AccIder,

This afternoon about fifteen minnta,
after O'Clock the Philadelphia and
Baltimore express train ran over a man
named Patrick Hare at Madison stree,
Hare resides at 1908 Chestnut street
Is section boss on the railroad, and
was standing on the track at the time
but why he did not get ont Of the way
when the whistle blew is not known.
He was knocked down and very had
ly cut In the back of the head. IL i,
supposed fatally.
He was taken to the depot dead
house, and DIR. Kane was summoned
He was still living at FIVE n inutes ate,
two o. clock.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-09
Grim Q Record,

ID. G. Hankinson and q plantation
agent nemed Baldwin, quarrelled neal
Warrenton, Louisiana, on Monday
morning. Baldwin drew revolver OF
hankinson, but before he could use il
he was stabbed to death by his antago
INST. HankiDson gave himself up.
Licoln Smith and James Sinister
boys, were fatally shot while stea Inns
fruit on Sunday, by Joseph Linder
near Goldendale, Wyoming Territory
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-09
FIFTH /


CRBANA. Ill
much excitema nr,'9J
county, overtl,rns J
which have oc,n1,.J
time in one - ts LII
Hiram Peahoav u ~
honored reside,,v "
daughter of Rhhe,, I
woman of fine cba.J
manners, lived v,,t1
and was said IN i taa|
Silas Peabolv W
| parents, psrtic1iio-l
opposed 70 his mani,
| Hasty's poor hes \
Mrs, Peabody 5i ~ .
what appeared ,oh,
stomach. On Ar, =,
died with the SAM
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-09

The best bargain ever offered in this
or any other market, Kenuard X Co.
in their new store, G.3 Market street
will offer itLe OF French ribbed hos,
for children at thirty five cents. al
sizes. These goods haze been FOLD a
seventy fvr Genie, and nav. less thar
fifty ceut1. GiH cGjors are navy
blue, browa, marine al.d garnet. Thi,
il closing lot Of az importer and can
lot be Duplicated.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-09
Xonsorini EatnbIisbmcufy

Albert Foam ain, The vel known
tarbsr c"a srl b" tuu1d GI tue corne.
of Sixth and MARKET srIe6's, where he
Inanipu .ases the rszpr IN way tha. il
you ouce get shaved IN his shop Won
will be sura 10 80 h-eE again. AIR
cutting IN ali its bTancLte The sh0t
has been newly pape,-l ai.G I,ns ?ate6
in first class style.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-09

| Two freightiraln,t
Is O'Clock colllled a,
| Philadelphia, and
wrecked.
| Several of the 'rain
I'M qred, but it IL AID
| The accident was :
negligence Of the c0nj
that was being swrd
flag the Last bound h
| The collision has h
track and the train.
TO philadelphia ar d
| Reading Railroad I'd
| One man JOSEPH 81
10 badly injured III
| 1t is now said tia
reported as emily
more seriously hur
| The trains from \
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-09

New dress goods in this week. TIL,
line mbraces home spuDs, spun serger
plain serges, plaids, cloths and tric0
tines. The prices are as low as tn,
same goods can be possibly bought II
other markets. Cranor Il Co, 81
Market street
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-09
hpecIal NOitcd

Everybody that has picture frames or
.ookInS.g ass frames that need re. gid.
Ing, the place TO have IT. done is at
ferger's, 406 Shipley street. He doesn't
use any gold paint. Call and see some
work he has done.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-09
MACK RhaaI

The past few std3a!ys day, inIss'|
the fact that Tha .,ng I'D
popular last T.. sP 4b;s VIM
will be more SO sc, and nd pIi(
Philadelphia, u. EYE %5ssfsd
| Craror s. Co., b ! -
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-09
Jumped Inc

About ! O'Clock la'.
CINE No. ~, arta.l s,,e
train was passing '',o. IT,;
B. railroad near Ja''
Jumped the iT s.,i, :
use the south b9lib4 u
train, in CHARGE Of d., a,
sent TO the place anu :,
placing the engine on
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-09

Incorporated m 1865 for &c years by the
Astt latulc raf Educational and Charitable
Prrp se,-w'rn capital Of 81 600 o0o-.to
Eh'ch reserve f. nd Of over 1880 Oo0 has siroe
7ss1 added
~ m oyt rwhslml7s popular vote It's ftan
'ui5s waF made -a-t n the present susie
Constitution aiopted dec. 91d A. ~ 1879
Tho only letter. over vNtet on and enlor.
led By tho ue1vlr otfnv state.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-09
church Ext

The Wilmington U
Extension Committee
meeting in AsbGTy M
day. Itis compose'
Martindale, } i QA
son, Charles lii.s JuI9
Milby, c. W. Prr,ty1
Adams. The otJect y
the granting OF al
Charles City mis'io
Comfy, Va, The !o"t1
Ursula.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-09
New astle

The Rev. Mr.. ieH'e
to day to visit tiield',Y
The prayers and !, ID |
congregation go win
j. T. Scott viii prta 1 j
New Castle NEXT Fl
will be welcomed n
friends. Miss MAEsls |
Dover to attend school
Ida W hiteman q Nc ~
for a three weeks VISIT
Gettysburg.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-09
.,rspd open

Conner has recelveu J
cove plant oy y on anil
qaart. They are ,n. d lD,ta
delivered to al r1 sonsa
old reliable oys nI'e;iiminga
| Second street. " -
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-09
without Doubt

We have the best Decent tooth brush
in the city. Patent medicines guaran.
teed genuine and fr esh. N. b. Dan.
forth, graduate in pharmacy, corner
second and Market.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-09

Clarence Band, a
ID udge Cummin., ia
with committing an
on another boy, na4a
ming. As the prose u
the case was dismi.ss
defendant pay ina "a
Henry Barus wa, d
crazy drunk and ~;
as he plead guilty ID
nne OF s. and costs.
James Bad Sil. / 4
binary drunk al ! va
81 and cestA
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-09

~ WN-On September 8, at
the residence OF the brides parents sOs
Monroe street, by tho Kew. q. W. Pretty.
man, Mr. william II. Durham to Miss
Atble Brown, both Of this city. West
Chester papers pleste copy.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-09
l.. Grand Excursion to
RAJ.II
Sep,ember 22nd

As Nrduu LAcursiCn 10
BALTIMORE
TULSDAN, September 22nd.
The ladepen lent Order Of Odl Fe,lcws
vii give an excursion to Baltimore for the
purposa OF attending the ceremonies Of un.
veil ng the kidgiey Monument, The Wash.
ngton Hrays Bands Of Philadelphia VIII &C.
company the excursion.
Excursion train will leave Win ngton at
o.tt q. N retur' + x leave Baltim. re at 500
y NJ. Passengers on the line OF tie Dala.
va and other ilroa1s who cannot reach
HlininZ'on in time 20 cUnne-t with the eH.
aur'ion 'rdn may take the REGULAR train
l"avlux Wilmington for baltimore at 1906 a
ID ann r-tarn n tho evening ~ the Norfolk
tNptess leaving Wilmington AZ IL So D IL.
licaets for round TT p - O. go1d 10 return
% r be'ore Sttar Icy, September - h. FOR
no -, the stores Of H. James Pet, = H.
hayhrj. &. +. Thomas & 20, J =. D1ughten
. '0.. Jsne' webb. fuhn j. gal'a4her Il
5fo livery EveniAg 1ftae, by memhars CT
the committee and the lanit0r a, Odd Eel
lows all As the sale Ct tickets Is not limit
ca u member Of tae 0rGef II VIII afford n
good Opportunity tor any one 10 visit Bait.
more AZ low rate 81 fare. Pmple time is
all we'd 70 yis.t nrUii.Hih PARK, which il
celebrated NJ one oithe Erlndest parks in
TIE word AM also tartan PARK where tho
monument Is l1caicd int the ceremonies will
De held.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-09
sueeI'.


Reuben satterth wallq
he w will have at his farm ia.l
Saturday,, the l2iI h lI'r'
sci 4cted ewes to . WIZ
a fr, viii most Likely a.t - !
the flock, and eop''a
bargain.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-09
The w easher.

To morrow promises to be clearing and
somewhat cooler. Friday clear and
slightly warmer.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-09
A. Low az the I.o west

in price, but the freshest and best
quality of drugs and patent medicines
Dgnforth, Second and Market.
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Atthe Nj

There was a goo. s : &c 4
f Bsnd 'l gave ", : :, ssIp1pSI1. 'SISii
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-09

at the REPUBLICAN office In the shndp
I O'Clock 10 O'Clock IL o'cocl
7iO $40 $40
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co NJ IN G.

Many changes are on the road
and we are told that the most i'm.
portant is the change in the
times. They will improve
slowly, but surely" says the old
time prophet. Let it come.
Everybody will rejoice. The
merchant especially. We are
prepared for them, and in fact
will meet them more thsn half
way. Our stock is marked down
to hard pan, and our prices Just
10 per cent. above the cost of the
manufacturers. We have 1000
Overcoats ready for 1900 buyers
from s. to $40, worth much more,
but we don't care for that we are
determined to sell clothing. This
is our mission, although we have
but ONE PRICE. That price is
within the reach OF all.
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0yslcrs'

Cove plart sa1ssIn,n -
per quart az
street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-09

WANrfD-A WHILE GIRL T0-l
w general housevork AMY a., - 80,
Madison street ~. 20
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-09

Eta Grand SinRle Number Draw.
sDVR tRhe pi8rH m0nthIy.
SPEE>Drn OPPORTUNITY To
WIN A FORTUNE TENTS GRAND
bHAN lNf. CLASS II. IN THE AGADE-
sly or MUSIC. new ORLEAri:;, TIIp:S
DAY, OCT. II, 1855 -ls5th Monthly Draw.
Ing,
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
Ioo.0HO TtckPtsnt : Dollars Each.
Fractions iU Fifihs In portion.
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s<UApITAL Price. $40. 900. -
Louisiana State LotteryCompsr,

LOUISIANA State LotteryCompan1
We DO HEREBY coft.iy that we Supervise
tho arrangements fof all tee Monthly ano
Semi-AnnCal Drawings OF The IsuuisiAns
SLlte Lottery Company, AID In person man.
axe and control the bfaNinNs theAselves, anc
that chs Hane ale conducted with honesty.
Harness, aud IN good fLi.h toward al part Is,
Ind W. eltGorl7u the Conpany Il use thi.
'ertitcLte, WIN iac-sl1-.lss ui cur slkuaturz
4-;a-Lod, n it, s49oriifelIebts.'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-09

Bush's, French street wharf, Is tn
place to buy good coal.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-09

!, so7 PriSO7, amcanting t0........... s-Gb,6t0
Application Ter rates 70 ciUts Should Il
made only TO the Office Of the Company IL
New Drleane.
For taTther Information write Clearly, g,Y
.ng full address POSTAL MITES, II
press Money Orders, or Nov YORK kxchang.
In ordinary letter. Currency by express
tall SUMS u Is and upward al our oxpensel
addressed
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LFUK SALE--A CORNER TAVERN
- With large house. Address VI. T. u.
It's oiace. spat+
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NEI hNtEil-AN EXPERIENCE HOOK
w zeeper vi not situation Address
Book ace per, this office. sg.2t
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