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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-06-11
Grasshopuers Covering the Land.

DENVER, COL, June "a Canon City
special says: Myriads of young grass
hoppers, evidently just Matched out in the
warm sand, have made their appearance
on the south side of the Arkansas River,
opposite this place. Probably two hundred
acres is literally filled with young hoppers.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-06-11
DAMAGE by Wind and Rain.

ATcH1soN, KAs., June "A terrific
storm of wind and rain swept over this
city, destroying public and private prop
erty to the extent of $60, 900.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-06-11
Cuban Fi!ibuster Surrenders.

HAVANA, June 5.-Miguel Alvarez, of the
Sancho expedition, has surrendered at Sa-
bana. The bandits Comesona and Matias
Riyero have been captured.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-06-11
Peach Growers Uneasy.

WILMINGTON, DEL, June 4.-Peach grow
ers are becoming uneasy at the great fall of
young fruit, resulting from wet weather,
and fear the crop will be greatly curtailed.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-06-11
Mother of Twenty Seven Children.
Eall,

A lady residing at Nunda, Livingston
County, has given birth to twenty seven
children, including five pairs Oh wins, dur
ing her married life.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-06-11
Boiled Ham.

CINCINNATI, June 3.-Five persons were
poisoned by eating boiled ham and bread,
with buttermilk, at East Walnut Hills.
One was seriously affected. The articles
were bought from an adjoining grocery.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-06-11

They have no fire insurance COM
panies in Japan. When there is fire
the owner is executed.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-06-11

The Governor-General of Canada
receives salary Of $4,000 year. -.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-06-11

ATLANTA, GA, is experiencing q great
revival.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-06-11
The Gatoll 8elllufrat.
RATES OF ADyERTIsINo.

Busines cards Of ave lines OF len, - pr an1un.
Local notices, ~ cents Per line eseh inesft3ea.
Simple announcsments OF marriages and deeshe.
free. Any additions to obituary notices win -
charged ave cents Per line.
Tavon must be handed IN - early - 1uso1Ay
morning to insure insertion the same week. Co.
nunicatious upyn .suh6sets q osnseA - b0a
btsroA ayU solicited
Daily Republican., 1885-10-29
xne CInciunatIFrnnds.

CINCINNATI, Oot.-2S The amended Pc
titi0n OF the plaintlits In tho eiee iaI
cases. which wac ed in court to-day
makes charges that 'he re.urniug hoard
abstrarted many votes which do not ap.
pear upon The legal re'urna OF 49, t.'. /
ton returned 10 Clerk Dalton, and cred
tied the same to tn ID m1orAtic canll
dates. Here IL one sp-cl1En Out Il
more than a score of specifications I a
der this charge
40 Precinrs Il Ward + ghteen, ~
returning board credited 2l5 votes u
each Democratic canHiiats; ia Preciac
Il, Ward Nineteen, they credited ~
votes 10 each Democratic candidate; II
Precinct II, Ward Niue, tH-F ere '1teN
2S4 votes 10 ga Ia Democraticl candicatf
all OF winch vot.s 40 cauYassed, ~
stracted and credited 10 pemocra \
Candidates vera cGuvassad, etc, from
papers which we're not legal return
from the pr,c,ncJs, without legal az
thirty
The second charge il that the retuTniuN
board haa can ,.sseG and abstTacted a
Legal returns many votes which are ~
part OF The legal returns from the n-I
cincts. Here - only one ef the miideN
out OF nu.titade OF speeih ,atioss az
der this cha-gr: FROM Precinct \
Ward Twenty ne, they have canvas
Ell and abatrActtd 6S' votes, OF whicN
53l were fJr Denocgat5, 81 tor E-publ
cans and taar for Ptohialtionist'
whereas the poll book Only shows "
votes
Daily Republican., 1885-10-29
HAPPY CnlLDREN.
How 10 wake The So. Keep Them
IN Health aud They VIII Tax e
Care of the d ess.

The 10y 0 every well.re2u ia,ed house
Iholi comes chiefly from Inc children
Thousands al attectcnate parents DO
not take care OF their ch.ldres
Through Ignorance more than through
'ulpaOie neglect they suiter them "a
tai! SICK aud die, when hnowlrdRt
might have saved then 10 love and
uome. Or David Kennedy offers his
FAForite Remedy" a. emphatic ally "a
medicine for scAiidren-geut.o ia il.
,ctlon, containing no harntu, ingrs
'tnts whatever, going straight 70 HE
Blood. which, when impure u The scat
aud source u disease Ravorltt
| tsrmctiy" X tho friend OF childhood
aud should be found in every nursery
70 me land, Keep it in your house tol
! our 81 'liirn's sake, AZ well AZ TO
sour own. Try it and you viii be RlA
ycu saw his article. Make no mi-
| axes. Tae medicine If " FavaTiD
Remedy" and rhe proprietcr's nam
| and address Or. DAVID keuue"y
Rouduut, New York, This wonderful
Medicine IL now Tor sale by all on
| druggists. 81 bottle. Il. james Re!
md n. Danforth sole ageute
Daily Republican., 1885-10-29
Small BolS' SMh; aRdLa1g
ages from 40 l3) q iOIs,)
Improvement upon

Improvement upon i'm
provement is the history OF
Boys Clothing since our
pioneer work Of years ago.
Out OF the chaos of making
Boys Clothing at home, aut
getting mishttins (poorly-
sui ed in materials anc
|stylcs) Boys Clothing If
stores, has come to the pres
ent perfectness Of style ane
making. The variety o.
shapes tor the little men il
far larger this than in sea
sons previous. The leading
Istyles just now are th'
| Double Breasted Blouse
lSuit5 and the Norfolk Jack
ct Suit. The novelty OF ,ht
lseason-its first presentation
made for the largest O
1.-THE little folks, is
Daily Republican., 1885-10-29
Capture OF q RruisiN.uro

Charles Robinson, the negro who
committed tuch brutal outrage Oil III q
person OF Mrs. Orson Gardner. pear
Caspetson's mill Saturday two weeka
has been caught aud IL now inrarc.t,
ed In jail TO await his trial and destinv
Ga last Saturday week, Gov. Stocklrv
offered reward of 300 for the capture
CT Robinson.
Under tho stimulus Of this reward
two coustables, OF Church Hill, started
in search Of Robinson Oh Weduesias
| last and got in sight of him. but m,
latter was so fleet OF foot as to leave $
hopeless breach between them.
They started ont again the next morn
ing reinforced by The colored barber o.
Church Hin, and got c.ose on hb
| track At Crumpton, Robinson hayins
left that place but little while before
going in the direction OF Cheatertown
where it is supposed he intended to tax,
the boat ios Baltimore.
| The barber, who was on ho7seb.ck
was pushed ON ahead, rightly suppos
| ing that tho freeing man would no
suspect him AZ being on his hunt. II,
| rode past and turning his horse sudden
u, confronted Robinson with tn
declaration while drawinga six shoote
at the sam3 TINS, that he was his
prisoner
On demanding upon what au,horit,
he WAS arrested, no received the COO
answer " on the authority of this pisto
| | bold in my hand. Under the cove
of which be was marched to the neares
house, from which messenger wa
dispatched for the constabies, who wer,
not long in conveying him from Eicl
Neck" to Ceptreyille.
Robinson, 1t IL authenticity stated
coDfaased, after being lodged In jan
| that he had committed the crime @
" hich he was charged, bnt plead az a
excuse that he was drunk. On Mouda
the affidavit of Mrs. Gardner was seu
to Dover, and Governor btoGkley issue
a rCquisition, which was placed IN III
hands OF Sheriff Ford, aud he starie
after the prisoner on Wednesday. II
Is expected home to night or Tomorrow
Daily Republican., 1885-10-29
7 H|R D ED|Tl ION,
rneCrt,niuai Record.

In Oh cagn, shortly before . O'Clock
yaatarday Al. ernoop, a young man enter
ID INC hallway OF The building con.
taniny the offices OF Dunn ~ Co
mud leaned against the wall "a though
waiting for some one. few minutes
later the clerks and printers began to
pass down stairs. The young man,
catching sight Of Two young women
walking arm iu-arm, sprsng forwari,
drew n revolver, tred two shois Ia
quick succession, and dashed our OF the
hall and mp Monroe street, toward flhh
avenue. Tue street was crowded win
people going home from business
The .ound of the shots attracted Others.
An officer standing near the corue. OF
Fifth avenue noticed tue croSd ac-
cumulating, OWNED the cause OF the
young mans flight, and promptly seiz.
ed him. They walked back 10 tie
scene of the shooting. The two women
Law iuseusible on the sidexalk AT the
sight of the man who had attempted
ii cir murder the crowd became furious,
And att N pied TO take him from the
off ,.l : grasp. Somebody cried Eyf ch
himr and the otfi Ger realizing his prise
ner's DANGER hustled him through ~
alley. in the direction OF The nearest sta.
ton.
Tn. crowd attempted 10 follow, bu'
only iAmmed Itself fast in the narroS
entrance The wounded women were
taken TO the hospital. TheIr recover }
il doubtful. Itappeara that the shOot
ing was COW arol7 revenge by a. !
Burns, a former employee in Dunn r
office, on the tw 0 women, who, Claiming
they had insult-d them, caused his DIS
charge day or two ago. Tue young
man called ..t the Office yesterday aud
was tcld by tds foreman that II h'
woul 4 apologize TO the women, VINO ar
sisters, named Mrs. Ray Good AND
Lillian Walter, he would be rtinstated
He LETT the Office aud was not seen agar
uutil arrested Mrs. Good was shot il
the neck and her sister received th'
srcuud shot in the sidc # her head
Burns refuses 10 make any statemeu
conosruiug toe at air.
Il. Nj. Ward, a prominent awe
and politician of p Paterson, New 'leIssy
was sho', bnt NOT dangerously wouudcd
in his ofiiCe yesterday, ny Thoma
n. DaWlug, 4 drummer for Ns7
York firm Bowling alleged t0lt War
had betrayed L,s wife.
Thomas NJ. Turner, a dajryInan i
the emp Uy OF John Conway, a; har
sasCity, was arresttd On the charge {
OF having cJmMirtel tae murder ofA-r'
Conway aud her daughter !a'
week.
Emory Taayer, 2 wealthy farmer, va
shot dead by two masked hurgla
his house, near Genehcp, New lorp
about ons o'clock w edpesday mornln'
He was about % years OF age. Til
murderers escaped in wagon.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-29
FOURTH EDITION,
llota.

b0tm-
All kinds Of wood by the load or cord
st Mills. Fourth and Railroad.
j. w. Baaks,of Rivers ide, picked up
a cunning skihi in the Delaware river
about two weeks ago.
Mustard seed, tumeric, celery seed
aud Curry powder, fresh articles, at
Tay Tor q Fulerton's, So King street.
Smellz Il Co, the recognized leaders
OF the apple AMI potato trade IN the
city. Call and see their sock. - East
Fourth street.
Curry's Erysipelas Ointment, sure
and safe remedy fur that discase, sold
by Ia, Tor y; FG.leIton, s02 King street.
Pierce, l0l W. Eighth street, has an
excellent line OF kitchen and household
goods.
To furnish your kitchens, laundry OF
pantry, 60 TO Pierce's l0l W. Eighth
street.
For hlir, fihre, husk and all kinds %
mattresses, 60 10 Cannon's, sos Shipiey
| street.
Go to smeltz & Co.'S for good butter
| only twenty and twenty tive cents PEI
pound. l3 East Fourth street.
Janney, 30S King street, is head
quarters tor potatoes. For sale by III,
| car load or bushel.
Seems like old times, said an old lad !
when She bought some Of that New
York tub butter from ID uzhty's stalls
| 81 aud ~ Third street market.
The 25th anniversary Of the marriage
| of Mr. and Mis- n. T. Underwood, o
Ken ton, Kent County. will be ceiebra
ted next Monday, the I'd pro1ims.
There was alr.auiiencs at the CHI
zens' Riuk last evening, the abtrac-
tion bting given by Prof. Sponsler auc
Band. There will be continuous muse
this evening.
The best truss made II Improperly
| adjusted flil- utterly. Correct ad jus
ments a speciality by Il. James Belt
Sixth and Maclet streets. Sapa' at,
entrance for ladies'. Lady attendant.
| j. Trinbie, of Concord Townsh p
| Chester County, Pa bat ram place.
| on his premi.es by Gawthrop Bros. OF
| Tuesday last, in order TO furnish an ad
diiional auppiy Ct water 10 his hous'
and harm.
| Charlca Foster, who carried on tn,
drug busiuess at Front and West street.
for several years, and afterwards re
| moved TO Woodstown, \. j died tn
early part Of this week, and his remain
were inferred yesterdsy.
| l.. w. Stidbsm, who has been visit
Ing his brother in Richmond, Indiana
for the past few weeks, has returue,
home, greatly pleased with his trip
his health being much improved, ant
his weight considerably inoressed.
Howard Rogers of this city, ami Mis-
Sue, daughter Cf George =. McFaTla'
Of East Brandy wine, Chester County
Pa, were married last evening in thu
presence Of goodly number Of friends
Morrow and Croker advertise to mak
leaky roofs water tight. and do al
kinds Of work appertaining to tina
business.
Samuel A. Price, superintendent {
the Front Street Hallway Company
aiyer;ises aipair cf Il slt.year cid mule
for sa'e.
why pay 80 for a sewing nachin
when you eau buy Singer New FAM
ly for S25. New Home Machines, u,
latest out, from S35 up; good second
hand machines Tor s. at 5. Speakman''
No. 10 Last Seventh street.
John b. Cough is ;ncapscitat'd iroI
lecturing for gu indefinite period 0
account Of having had number {
teeth extracted, aud his engagements I
lecture at kennrtt Square, Pa on III
9Th OF Novem Der, mas been cane lied.
Step ladders at Pieros's, lQl Yves
Zig nth street.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-29
Mayor Harrison Bic Claim.

The long delayed answer of Mayor
Harrison, OF Chicago, in the contes
made against His election by the Re
pubiicans, was fled on Tuesday even
ing. IT denies the charges of Demo
cratic frauds, and declares "thas The
West Division Stree, Car Company ha.
l 800 men n its employ, and that the
company or manager induced them al
by means OF threats TO vote for Sidney
Smith that Illegal votes we're cart al
over the city, permitted by Republican
Judges that the recent examination oil
the Sixth ward bal lots showed evidenc,
of the Mayoralty vote having been
tam pered with. aud that his Harri
son's) declared majority over Smith
was only i5l, but that II the votes wer'
properly counted II would have boei
not lSss than 10 COO.n
Daily Republican., 1885-10-29
I # 7 \ EDIT


,aat nraI Nuests,
rived ,,@', =, EVENING a a4iu and "a
ts area AZ ~ %, me Clayton Hog,A',
. Az " l. E. Rartop psp.
,eS M" =. clerk Buud 2 ai;erJ
a aeu ana wife" he ~
I !, a'n' TO room - in .be
the a1 n,a. oesan 70 bs uolsal ~
+. 10 man Van a. S"trei TIE iesorirI
-, H.. 'is'i :, manager u Id
hv o. H., baltimore. M rl.o
u. 80, ,', ~ Emma Coolidge.
"a t, . on ring her >l9c, 10 Ill
i'1 NV ~atu L. Me..gt wife,
| ,.t Lne man ian, seemed III at ease
ahinS Tor a telegram TIA, 81
Daily Republican., 1885-10-29

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct, 28-The
Academy of music Was thronged to
uisht with large and enthusiastic
audien ce, the occ loion being demons
traitor under the auspices of the Irish
National League in aid of the Irish
gar iAmentary fund. Gov. Pattisor
presided.
The principal speaker WAS Hon. \
NJ. Kelley, eG-miuister to Austria, VII,
MAD n strong APP cal for contributions
,o the fund in aid Of Paruell and hi
followers.
A cablrQram, conveying the greeting
df the Assem- bird Thousands and the IN
;eliyeucs tha Sl2 OG0 had been secuted
VI At sent TO MIR Paruell.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-29

SULLlN AN-tin the 2ith inst. Mrs. Rachel
sullivan, IN the list year ~ her age.
Relatives and friends OF tho family arc re-
spect ully inviied to attend tho funeral, ON
ftday, Oct. 80, from the residence of her
busbaad. dr James sullivan, no. 2Jo
bfoOmau street, Chester, Pa Services al
O'clock p N. Furerai o pro eed to Brandy
wine cemntery, Wilmington Del via ~
train =. X H. 90.
Noble sister, wife and mother,
Loved by chiidrrn, husband. brother,
Much our TART ng NC cepiOte.
h"l sciuI. though tiny suffer ug Ger,
We hope to meet on u happier srure,
Aud dwell amt love Tor eyermore.
/ DUFFY-un the 29.hiI4t, william Duiiy
aVed 40 yTars
| The relatives ard friends are Invited to a.
tnHd the funeral irOsH Ms la:e ras ije ce, n
| 100 NU-th Jack on street. on Sstur tay morn
| INK. NJ . clocs. Eigh mass ut :. PAUL.
church. Iuterment AT Ca hedral cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-29

~ JT4GE-U rpHK AND fJs SUASi
~ tothoactpttlct icnertl a ; euliy the
: Ata al delaware. entered " An oct con
'.rGiog PriyAlc Corn RAJ. ms " PISSED At
iOyGr, March +!h, lssa, not is hereby
a en-, that an apIiicit Ga viii be made to
Zoe h tuoracie v II,ian =. ~ -.ite''J' H'sU-
iitl IUfge, re ieut in Hog -st.e Olnty
a 'iucstay, tho 10Th day " Hpvente' u.
g. ST. ut " oct0rk IN the morning. at
hlmbors. IA the City o ilmiLg o., ior
the y CorI Grafton al "A compe4y TO h9 c4ilel
the Z" P.ckCl'B StuVe d nd II t,or o ppany.
no 90 &c L OF which al he TO carry on the
uei.c s Ct manu- fac urin2 and ieii ~
tryes, heaters an! other arItcta4 Of metal
ware HEnhl CJSHAli,
o.J.lCt Att rney for Ire T orators
Daily Republican., 1885-10-29
TRUE F 4 CTS ?

We do not wait until
goods get old and undesira-
bic to sell them cheap, but
right now, while they are
new and fresh, the season
just opened, and everybody
wanting them, is the time
we mark them low. And
neither do We Sele,t a few
articles here and there to
sell cheap, hoping 20 delude
the public into buy ng other
things at enormous high
prices. We sell everything
cheap. This is one OF the
secrets Ct our popularity
uniformly low prices. Make
a note OF this no enormous
rents no fancy hXings &c
to tax patrons no humbug-
ging schemes liberated a
our place. HumbugginE
the people may succeed 70
a time, but oar continued
success shows that this com
Inunity appreciates . good
square, honest business, ano
We will continue giving -
irons more and better vaiD'
TOR the none? than can b
lhad elsewhere. This lai
r d4d- US te.terpyepared THAI
ever in ell departments
: Suits and Ovcrcoa'. 70
o Men, Boys d. 4 Children
, With the immense stock
elegant styles and Iaw prices
no need to wonder at tn
% immense business we do.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-29
sentencing Counierfeiters

In tbs L. 5. Court at Pittsbnrg yes
tarday, B,stou Buck aud the members
Of his ang Of counterfti.ers were zen.
fenced to the psnitentiary Back was
s-ntenced to seven years Edward
Harmon, four years LOUIS Wbitmcre,
tlroe years John Is. Farr, two years
aud half John Segfist, two George
Back, one gear, and Andrew Gronrr,
two years. Sentence was suspended IL
the case of WIN. Srgrist, a boy. Tho
gang operated extensigely in Clarion
aud Forest COMMITTEES Boston Buck, the
eader, has been convicted haiore OF
coun erfeit'nE. He IL nearly 70 year,
of age, but says :" he viii live lou u
han those who prosecuted ana seaten.
ced h M
Daily Republican., 1885-10-29
This Norntut,, a.

Peer Mciluiis an! WI
nelly were found ur We9.4l
Ing lying drunk IN a c.t. n
ner'a wharf, and hi. Y 4
fined 81 and cUst- each
James McHa9b was 4
or = TOR druukeln..
benjamin. Il. h ~. "A
charged 0ith disor.i III a
corner louus ing at E-yt..s |
sire els, aud a roe 3 al
imposed.
| Hannah Harey vas eb,I
ldrnukeuness, bl' ,ha !egis,|
and said rlle Lao Au... VII
band about ano'ter ga,]
he hal IN Aerlu ~ .;t5e,l
re committed frr re.5a
| Michael tu'sry ati .s,1
we're charged VIA t-ils
tiisordeIiy al ,Se + V s h
I-tation. Tho ,.r-t rau-d Vi
tai ii costs AM H.. ara. al
Joseph Morton, vi nd
William Crowley all Fms,
boys, were charge! VI { i,yi
some pigeons, ogl q, ,a4 eT
not sufficient 10 sl.ta.. b. !
were discharged
Daily Republican., 1885-10-29
----
a Mnsden,a SOIflOuuy.

Tie wondrous strange how great tn,
change since I was in my teens Their
I'd beau and billet doux and Joined
tho gay est scenes, But lovers now have
ceased TO vow-no way they now con.
trive to poison, hang or drown them
selves-because I'm thirty-iv Once
If the night Was e'er 30 bright, ne'el
abroad conld roam without 1.-The bliss
the honor, miss, of seeing you SAT,
home" But now / go, through rair
aud snow, fatigued and scarce alive
through all the dark, without spark
because I'm thirty five.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-29

The fiocking of the Chinese 10 Angus
tn, Ga is the occasion for considerabl,
excitement there. Several have made
fortunes and returned to China. They
nov own 80 many groceries, wholesale
and retail, that a large number o
citizens have petitioned the city
council to take steps to prevent further
emigration.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-29
som,v.e, o,a,ermeu Arre. tea.

SALISBURY, MD, Oct 28.-Captain
John Wingate. OF the police sloop Car
roll Franklin, who las been On the
lookout at the mouth OF The Wicomiro
river for .ome time for Somerset oys
termen who are taking oy s,ers In Wico
mico waters, yesterday ARE sted Capt.
Wesley Thomas and Capt. Whitley and
took them aud their cahoes TO White
Haven.
The plan of taking the oysters, as be
! fore stated In The Sun, il to sccu 10 som,
" icamico man 10 go on The boat and
get the license In his name, while The
boat IL owned and worked by n Somer
rat captain.
A short time after the arrest of Capt
whitney lie received intelligence that
his wife was dead, and he was rrleased
on bond 10 appear before justice Down
| ING At White Haven on Monday next
when both the arrested parties will b,
tried. State's A Attorney Rider has or
dered Captain Wiugate to ar rest al
non resi- lents who are piila9ihg the
oysters rocks Of Wicomico.
|
I -, nd mi lnr
Daily Republican., 1885-10-29
A Young Tbiei.|

Yesterday morning a "a
colored boy named baicj
who is not yet j !eais o9
charged before Judge l1H|
the larceny of a ws;ch h1i 4
some doubt about the mal'ei
gave him the ben+f' Of II al
of. Last evening BaFce.o
off a car Oh Delaware ageE,y
ing private gatcsus . hai.
| IA run. The oIc tb.rslui
was wrong overlook Lim, Al
had 4 new pair Of .adys g. \
his feet, which he y ANN III,
stolen from William Il bs
.,ora. This morning 10 w
before Judge Cummirs sal
| in default Of 500 bal, 's
Caurt.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-29

Cranston * Ne" boa a l'n]
s the Cool sp'ipG Ice ca !. \
French street wharf gp 5s n
intend TO erect c'a' p, ,rr h
warehouse. The conf any !
ing pilino for tn II e n.g a
expect to be in th0lf N'"
winter,
Daily Republican., 1885-10-29
No t'Iue Yet.

There is stl no ne to The three 4 cad
bodies .ying IN Pslmer's mcrgue await
lag recognition. Chief Dou2herty mas
ceceived quite a uunbsr q telegram
from Il fferent places where men have
been missing, but when description
N is sent on that seems 10 los the end 81 ~
Daily Republican., 1885-10-29
contract for cars.

Tie Harlan " Hollingsworth Compa.
ny havs contracted to build ten bag
gage, and qui'e largs number Of b K
and Hat care; also four narrow gaug,
sleeping cars.
ltisalso reported that the Jackson
& Sharp Company have received large
contract for building cars.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-29
..t.Otie E,H'

CYRUS Castle, NJ N Ia M ; L
Golden ID en- Eagle , will a aSi' r'sal
new ball at Fifth ntoo, nS osr IN
, IL. d9 fa n1,'I and md u, III a,
s esT po o, .lf for sale, or 'h.l-+,
Daily Republican., 1885-10-29

Yesterday morning Harry Saville,
about 10 y ears of age, residing on Spruce
street below Fourth, was struck ON the
head with a stone thrown by a younger
brother, and severe gash inflicted tina,
was dressed by DR., Cautwell.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-29

FItTu Srk@EA- II
oG slecil bargain upeaoi to-fay
ls reu on cracker dus: Tor YIN; oysters at
10 ce'ts IL has mo- equal irfsh every we1k
pref a-cd coo u nut tor pos and pudding T.
ce u a4Guld New York bt &C wheat h
u country bucsw wheat pounds for u cts
s'rNue.I honey 10 frey quart iuEs, 80 GENIE
fIr "A Jug IL IS iine WIN our NeH iOrK bucE'
Wntat 3 !bs. VI AIS ng IS e nta evaporated
pshrei p,acres z Irs for - oehv5: cur
birud Cf mCcaa and Java 81 ~ cen e, The
Greatest bargain we ever Gle ed we are
pI.nin a lot Of hoe mixed tea Al 40 cents q
pound II takes an expert 20 NIX tea rop
cr y. ome to lc2 tas Fifih street and sCe
tho goods opened to-day. hi. WlLR.
~ 90
Daily Republican., 1885-10-29

Rev. Frank HOW 49, At J
n, ne; R a !4ss,aa %'e evening", evening"
a 'op : g Is i 1'i15'l 81 ',;P1
Il ao+ "' AEss e. F i \ n oi S;'
Daily Republican., 1885-10-29

A bapch Of keys was picked up yes
terday, on the DUPONT road leading
from the Lancast+ + to the Kennett pike
by the farm of the late Oliver Ely.
The owner can have the same by call
ing at thin office, and pay ing % cents