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Daily Republican., 1885-06-09

Our attractions for this
week will be two lines OIL
silks, which we will sell at a
price as an inducement to
persons to shop in our city,
We will sell them for this
week only (providing the LOT
holds out,) and it will be
well for those who need @
silk now, or even think Of
getting one later, to avail
themselves of this great op
portunity. as it is not likely
to occur again.
The first lot is a heavy
gros-grain American silk,
which is retailed in this city
and Philadelphia at $500
and no less. The lot in
cludes almost every shade
now in use, and we sell every
yard with a positive guaran,
tee, and no risk is run what.
ever, as we assume all. Our
price for this week only,
will be IS cents.
The second lot is the Mo-
ssaique fancy silks.so extreme
ly popular this Spring, and
the lowest price known on
them is ~ cents. For this
week they will be sold at o5
cents. They will not only
wear, but will actually wash.
Samples will be sent to per.
sons at a distance. The best
mems gauze shirt in the city
at 70 cents, and the best cor
set sold in any city at sol
cents.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09
10 10 Wh1speroA

That Mr.. william Blake, In MAKING
a speech on Saturday evening, said he
was too full for uttorance. His big
majority fairly took his breath away
and he felt . bigger man than the
monument ut Washington.
That all the old ex police Off GERS
OF three years ago are applying for po'
sttions on the new force.
That our new Mayor is . reformer, &c
1t is whispered by his many friends.
That lead pencil mark on ballot
Doesn't count when 1t favors,t the Demo
cratic party, but that fly speck coe,
count when discovered ON Republican
ballot.
That our new force have not ordered
sun umbrellas for the coming hol
weather. They will not use any tn Ing
stronger than iced Tea.
That the tax rate, although lowered
by our city fathers, will not increase
our taxes. 1t generally works thu
other way. Low tax rates-hieheI
assessments.
That the Democratic party Of Della
ware wants the earth. Oh no, they de-
not cheat. The Republicans are mis-
taken.
That home raised Delawarean 1,
not OF much account anyhow.
That the merchants Of Wilmin Rtor
expect to get model police force un
der the new Mayor.
That William Wood " ard Ii after .
Sergeantship on the new force,
That ex-officer Richards wants K
WELD the baton on the coming force.
That about Sixth and Market street,
can be seen the boys who run our city
elections.
That the Republicans are 20 hole,
than thou art, Is the reason for oul
many defeats at the polls.
That whisky beats water In politi
cal skirmish every time. It's tact.
That our new Mayor will appoint q
new Water Commissioner. Better re-
appoint the retiring member.
That the little stacker did not cleo,
Mr.. John Farra President of City
| Council.
That the members of the Board OF
Education do not think Mr. Kyne don.
right in suspending Miss Miller, princi
pal of No. school, and appointed .
special committee to investigate the
matter, and report to the Board.
That several mem bers Of the Board
| OF Education are little bit too pre-
| vious.
That the railroads have three repre-
sentatives In our Uity Council. Pensy',
two beats Baltimore s. Ohio's one
Three Of kind but yet different.
| That Colonel Harry McIntire will
succeed himself as Chief Engineer Of
the Water Department
That civil service ia the city depart
ments is thing unknown in Demo
cratic Delaware. To the victors belong
the spoils.
That the Mayor elect will fle away
all app ica;ions for positions under him,
and II the appointers turn out bad, he
will hold the persons signing theil
petitions responsible to him (the May
orr for the appointments made in their
recommendations.
That out OF forty employees on the
street, only ous man was seen read Ing
the Times on Monday morning. They
knew the result of the farce held onSat
urday.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09
FOURTH EDITION.

AL. Bnshorg is catching for the St
Louis club this season.
Delaware hoy won the 2 80 race a.
the West Chester fair on Thursday
last.
Butter Is selling as low as Is cents
per pound in Chester County, Pennsyl
vania.
The Presbyte rian Sunday school
Will make an excursion to Colchester,
Nd, on the I'd Of July.
The laying Of the floor of the corridor
OF the Clayton House with thing wa
commenced this morning.
| Brandywine Lodge, 1. o. o. F., will
hold . sociable In their Lodge room on
Friday evening.
Greenville, Of the Ninth Ward, died on
Sunday night from an attack Of collie.
| There will be contest for prize in
exclamation among the students OF
Delaware College In the College Oratory
next Friday evening.
A straw berry festival for the benefit
or Edgemoor Sunday school will be
ings.
| The steamer Braudywine made q
Trial trip last evening and will be
ready to run between this city and
philadelphia on Monday next.
The Alumne OF Wesleyan Female
College will give its annual reception in
the parlors OF the college at I. 80 O'Clock
this evening.
| Sergeant Green. Of the Philadelphia
police force. captured a pure white
robin on Sunday last, in the vicinity OF
| Leverington cemetery, RoxborouRh.
| Ex.Auditor Palmer, of Newark. N. j
| died In the Newark prison on Monday
where he had been placed for embexzle.
mens several years ago.
The wrecked engine BY the collision
on the Delaware Railroad, when Mr..
hushton was killed, was brought to the
shops In this city on Monday for re-
pairs.
l The City Council will meet this even
ing to organize and swear in the new
members. 1t is reported that VIM. b.
| HylAnd will be reelected clerk and
Mr.. McEnteo bailiff.
The Louisville, KY, Courier Jou m al
states that the we'll known pioneer,
PIof. Donaldson, after having suffered
with rheumatism over twenty 9years
Was cured by St. Jacobs Oil.
An open camp fire will be held on
the evening Of the 24th inst. by Smyth
Post, G. A. r A delegation Of the
same Post will visit Wiugate Post, No.
o, at Northeast, Nd, on the Att
proximo.
The separate, private entrance to the
Ladies' Department for supporters,
trusses, braces, syringes and other pri.
vate appliances for ladies at Belts
Pharmacy Is No. West Sixth street.
Lady attendant.
Register Grub Las granted letters
testamentary to Mary Ann McCafferty
ON the estate Of Mary Devine, late OF
this city he has also granted letters OF
administration to Mary r. Pusey on
the estate of Samuel N. Pussy, late of
this city.
| Those fine kid shoes that we are sell.
| ing at ~ 40 are going fast Why :? Re.
cause they are cheap, neat and stylish
looking, and fit any foot Come and
look AT them, II you don't buy. No
trouble to show them to you. Levan.
Stein Il Co., 800 King street.
The Local News says that Martin
heogh, OF Wilmington, owns several
email houses in 10. on North Darling
ton street, West Chester. Saturday
last officer Robert Jefferis served a
notice upon him to the effect that unless
wells were sunk for the water closets
inside OF ten days the owner would
nave to suffer for non compliance with
inc ordinance relating thereto.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09
FL! Til ED|7I0'
Lancaster y,.,,

IT., The geo p. IN. train h,0""',
CITY ps a delegation from JI'a eusstAt to
ra', representing Island Icrdl ~, Z
"A. OF r, on a visit to Willy NY Divil
VISION, No. l, Uniformed ,allstOn
T. The names of t the , rank, Z
o. p,f =. hhau'z, j. b. Marklssvs l'9rs
Rife: DR.. j. II. BartbNiieey' Jersp
iL;evicker, W. NJ. C orneIiuush ]
Gpm9sey, David Luta. W. r John
d: L. schenck, j. w. w. G =; Hte9id
David Abram Ofllsbach. ! y, q
W; M. Barton and j. s. KS q, w. q
The visitors brought H Vi,hs
splendid frame containing D ,hs thsl
Oh o.. 40 members of Inland ti Tue % por'|
inc frame is about five fee, 4 piTi,
six inches and was pre ss. W 'oul
men oers Of Wilmington piy,sl,.' .
token of the affection r ns.
between the two Divisions '1 ~.
tanon speech was made by / I'l
icy Tor the visitors and i, was A.. -
Chas. Burris on behalf of , ~ ''S SN
ton Division. VI 'Ne WIN
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09

What Oyster Gay, l.. /. ,.a
ABOUT Is the reported elope,p.,, ~ y
Larra6ee, the seven teen. wear olo u
Ter OF Captain James Larrahs su -
to do oyster planter, ami F " n,
o fifty year old dentist rho "" ~, v
appeared on Wednesday niub, ~.
her best clothes. She and Tho 'a y.
took q boat at Huntington for for y y,
Mrs White pursued them, cat,
her husband at Danbury, whe, ss y
MIN arrested. On his promise " =. !.
home she consented TO his rslsss. =
they startedlouttogether but At y w,
WI bite jumped from the train an
wife has not seen him since, M,s \
Is the dentists second wife. Sbs
a suit for divorce against him m, q
ago, but withdrew it before tho
came to trial. Wv
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09
Euc0unter IN Richmond

RICHMOND, VA, June S,-L l.,ii.
gresham John S. Wise, htPuV WV
and Capt. Tazswell Elicit s0h i,, u,,
new Democratic collector OF i ]. ~
revenue here, had q personal u1n ~
on Main street here to-day. po, NJ
these gentlemen are weil-Ehon Sar I ~
beers of bar, and the affair TO-DAY ~ :.
out of u suit in which both als Inv
ested a. counsel. Neither OF lG'u "a,
hurt. Both were arrested and l rs
nizsd to appear before the foi'ee "
tomorrow.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09
COmplime ntary Notice

The following complimentary u,
we clip from the Every Evening.
the election is over 1t can do jus.i
Mr.. Cornad. What 1t says now
be truthfully repeated in the fut|
" There is no Republican in ths
worthier to be his parry's stan
bearer than Henry c. Conrad, Esq,
passed through this, as he has til:
prior campaigns and through yeaI
official life, with honor untarnid
and though defeated, he stands as
in the esteem OF his fellow citized
both parties as before. He ma,
good fight on a clear and envl
record and he remains in defeat, a
victory. q man Of whom Whining
ians have O right to be proud"
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09
Fifteen Per S!onl. Inleress-

The Central Loan Association ha,
made for its members during the pas
year fifteen per GEN.. interest on tn,
amount invested. We know Of no be,
ter plan of investing money securely
than by taking shares in n good LOAF
Association. This association is nov
issuing series Of shares, which may b.
had at 81. 90 each. Shareholders ma,
borrow money on mortgage or LOAF
stock as security. Money can be re
turned at any time. For shares or fur
ther Information, call on William K
Hawkins, Secretary, No. 7l2 Marke
street.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09

Eta Lewis, the young woman
WAS arrested in Newark on Nav
male attire, on the charge Of pawn,
hired typewriter, was seutenced
terday In the Court of Special Se IL.
Newark, to one year in the r.
Penitentiary. When the ssn,
was pronounced the prisoner want
Mysteries, and created a sspsstjou
package Of letters was found in
girls possession, which proved her
an expert swindlor. Her moda
operation was 10 secure beard a, ias
able boarding houses and hotels,
! .uen steal valuable ARTICLES
boarders. In the letters were 4
clippings from New York, Philadell
Boston, Washington and Bald
papers giving accounts Of her saccs
operations.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09
Burned ont,

DR.. VIM. II. Gilkyson, denllsl' hs
merly of this city, but who h as, n, HI
located at Suffolk, Va. for liie la az a ~,
months, was burned out on oun ao";b ri i
ing. He was located on tiie o sly All
of Washington square ou ,ya ma
buildings are left standing ~ ' i0ss v
business part OF the town. Inc In, , one h
reach $500, 600. of which about tr,la o UdO
is covered by insurance lhe o'''
the fire is unknown.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09
A Terrific Far,

In flowers, reduced one half from orioi-
nal prices We have just put in stock
this week a full lipe of very elegant ca
trich plumes and tips in various colors
Our stock o: tri ion ed goods Won vii,
fiad compleJe an handsome. Untrim
med goods in Ian gest variety. All the
fashionable an latest novelties in trim
mings. Please call. Prices To suit the
times. Mrs. r S. Kirby, 200 Kipe
street. New store one door belog old
stand.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09
Nervous. DebfIitnten Men

You are allowed free trial OF irty days OF
the use OF Dr. Dyes Celebrated oitaic Bell
with Electri, Suspec sorry Appliances. for the
sieeiy relief and permanent cure OF Nervous
le0iilty, i9ss OF Vitality and Manhood, and
all kindred troubles. Ais, for MANY other
diseases. Complete restoration TO health.
vigor and manhood guaranteed. No risk Is
incurred. illustrated pamphlet. with fun
Information, terms, IT. mailed free by ad-
dressing Volt.ic Belt o., Marshall. Mich.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09
The Hickman Mill Fire.

The burning of lIickman's mill,
Claymont, on Saturday morning,
one of, the most destructive tres IN
section for. many years.
Over | 900 bushels Of wheat, sOO q
els OF corn and 10 barrels Of fur,
gether with all the machiuery, vi
was of the most approved sort
consumed, the machinery being "
no more than old iron.
The loss is about $4,000 and The
about $l7, 600 insurance to meet Il
capacity OF the mill was about. 10 o.
of flour per day.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09

Commences its SESSIONS do,Iy und
morning, and will continue .' ua' eyed
August 10Th. Night session i.,as prd
Monday and Thursday evenings evening from
Crabbe can be consulted daily ,lv h
a. m. to 8 80 p. N. The pro saa,suS'
taught 1913 students sine ia a model
18th, 1884. His art room - " nsrfeC.l
beauty, we'll ventilated anu p'
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09
The storm at Cana joharie.

CANAJoHAIRE, N. Y, Jlueo'-l
ing the storDs yesterday Afternoon
to-day, the house of Theodore fa y
near Fort Plain, was struck oy Il,
ming and the inmates stunned
neighbors saved the building ~ ~
sheep of Reuben Diefendort, OF Il.
Grove, were killed. Near d. 'o1
vile houses were blown down tres
garden vegetables and telegraph " "
were badly damaged, and tne MON
river Ia flowing over Its oahhs,
fell in several places, and to nleh'
weather prom ices heavy frost.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09

Thomas Reynolds, ofthe Seventh ward
carter, who WAS reported to have be
come Disguised with the Democra, 8 and
TO have Joined the Republican party
feels thai he has been misrepresen,ed
and says he has not left his party, but
Ia as good a Democrat to-day as he evel
was.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09
The Arehbishop OF montreal,

MONTREAL, June, 8.-Arch bisEor
Ignace Bourget died this afternoon
aged SG years, the Oldest prelate on the
continent. He secured the establish.
ment of the Jesuits in Montreal and
founded twenty other religious com
muuities.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09

ES-VOSHELIs-AtM arydel, on NAV
q, by the Rev: A. .. Mowbray, John W.
Jonos and Ella Voshell, both Of Kent
County, Md.
LANE-VAN HORN-ln PHILADELPHIA. on
May y, 1885, samuel Il. Lane. Of New Gas.
tie, Del, to Nina, daughter Of Nathan Van
Horn, Esq ,ofPhiiadelphta, Pa.
KEE-MOFFEr-On the Nh inst, nv the
Rev. q. l.. DObbius, Mr.. William ]. Kee ,ol
New Castle, Del, TO Miss Ida Mofiet. ol
Camden, N. j.
CLAYTON-WIL.SON Weldon, N. G..
on the goth Of May, by Judge william A
Daniel, Of HalIfe K County, N. o.. Eugene
Clayton and Miss A. Jessie Wilson, both
of Middletown, Del.
TAYLOR-9REE the M. L. Church
parsonsg e, on Thursday, May 2s,h, by the
Rev. Adam Stengle, Thomas H TayIol
and Lido Green, both OF Now Castle 90.
Do.
COOLINa-GUrHRIE On November n
by the Rey. Ernest X, Cafsidy. Of Phil
Guthrie, both OF this city,
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09
l.aces.

Kennard's, G23 Market street. new
sto,e, opens today line of Beige color
cd Egyptian laces at lower prices than
known in this ma ket, AID they do not
fear comparison with any house in the
larger cities.
The stock of white and cream white
Egyptian and or.enral iaces is large aau
very caeap.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09
A MONOMANIAC,

We once knew a collector
of clothing just as a matter
of curiosity. At regular in
tervals a new suit was Or
dered, simply to be added
to the accumulation OF years,
and to be affectionateIy cared
tor at least once every week.
We welcome orders for even
such, but we vastly prefe r
to sell clothing for use ard
wear and tear. Oak Hall
is now offering the one uni
versal Clo'tlag stock, com
plete at all p ints, and in
nothing SO charming as thu
moderate prices affixed to
very superior garments.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09
Sale of knOrsea.

The sale Of horses ty Warner in his
big tent, on the 10th and 17th inst will
b, an event worth remember ng by our
citizens. 1t il not off n 80 IN ,uy horses
arc seen tooether, and 1t is reaaonahi4
to suppose at good ones may be fou d
among the number.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09

The square OF land at Ihi dTtisided il,
Tatnall streets has beeu va at publ
building lots, and will be p,oohiainsssop&CeI
sale on Saturday next.oy, " one for dse
The site lisa very desiraple Ia lots sbOul
lings, andIconsequently the he ,ot rueeretts'
bring a fair price. 1t IS 10 rusgtaiped
that it could not have been ie
a public square.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09
100 Lives Lost.

GALVESTON. Ten. June ga News
Ell Paso special says water spout burst
yesterday about eight leagues east Of
Lagos, Mexico. One hundred lives are
reported lost. A great many houses
were swept away.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09
Gas Explosion Oh uhi

LONDON, June S.-Ths ,,a Eas Of th,
f snisss from IN TUE inpreishp I1a tsdSd
anchor off Portsmouth, ,rlre seyerelj,
day. Fifteen of the crew f,,ally. T1s''
injured. three of them ,a, damaged
vessel ITSELF was sone"pav
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09

LONDON, June 8.--The Mahdi has
Issued a proclamation, which has been
extensively circulated in tho countries
bordering upon the Persian gull, sta.
ting that it il his intention to invade
both Egypt and Arabia.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09
II. Nag,,e War McNnrfy.

The name of the man who votet
Under tho name of Anderson at tn,
Second district First ward, and ther
was chasei down 10 and into SOUR
Bertoletts' III ~ on Shipley street be low
Fourth, was McNulsy, who voted II
legally.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09
Practical.

Twenty years experience as pract'ca
paper hangers and wall papers is after
all the secret of Rosin q Bros snccess
in business. Their rare taste in select
ing material has enabled them TO otfs,
to the public a very fine line of pager
hangings, which are now on exhi bi tion
at 220 W. Second street.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09
Work, Work, work.

Work every hour, paid or unpaid.
See only that You work, and you can.
not escape your reward. Whether your
work is coarse or fine, planting corn
or writing epics, II only 1t be honest
work done to your own appreciation, it
shall earn q reward to the senses as
we'll as to the thought. No matter
how often defeated, you are born to
victory. The reward ola thing well
done il to have done It.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09

Our mems dne calf SHOES, which we
are selling az 50 50,are the cheapest and
best fitting shoes ever offered for the
money. Only $3.50, at Levan, Stein &
Co.'S, 800 King street.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09

vANCLN fNsTtTUEE--Pro Kline. In
~ his Lectures, Investigations, Scient;uc
treatments and Immense practice, stand,
authority on Cnmrer and its kindred. 'fhs
most extraordinary cures by his great On en-.
icnl Cancer arttdotes, arc recorded. Nc
Rniie, caustics, loss OF bloos, er fearful tres'
ments required in removing the largest ~
cancers or tunora For particulars ssnd n,
Tree Treatise, or call on DR.. Kline, s3l Arch
s.seet, Philadelphia, Pa ''
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09
RepuDlics. Meeting.

Republicans from all the wards in the
city are requested to meet Tomorrow
(Wedpesday) evening, In the Republic
can Legion room, Seventh and Spruce,
at s O'Clock. The plan for more thor.
|ough reorganization of the Republican
party will be considered.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09
CbOlerain spai" "

MADRID, June s.-Adi III been dis
of suspected cholera ,, hsy nsatienls has I
covered in this city. Inc , p cases y
been isolated. There are wv ''ital a, ysl1
cholera in the military hoSp
encia.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09

Screens, Screens, screens.
Window screens and door screens OF
all kinds made to order at Yerger's, 40,
Shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09

oSI-A GARNET BREAST PIN I'm
- going from Seconi and King to ixath
Anu spruce. TIE tindee viii he suitably re-.
street. ~''
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09

Fem & Co.'S thermometer registered
Yesterday $40 at 3 p. M, 1870 ct p. m.
and 600 at 10 D. m.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09

OST OnIITS-STRAYED AWAY
IRON the i-etevre farm IN New n,
SAsIe Hundred. on Moaday night, 10y
Dlsck colt, with silver tail, four year 81 :,
Also TWO yearllnx colts, b0th dark. Any in
formation left with std aam Il Son. No III
ceived. az o..
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09

ENXEUUTOR'S SALE OF REAL. ES.
~ tate. Under the provisions of the Will
OF Lewis Lenderman, late OF Erandywine
hQndred, Nov Castle County, deceased, the
suoscriher will EEL NJ public auction at the
Court House In tho city OF Whining ton, on
THURSDAY, THEllrH DAY OF JUNE.
A. u. 1885,
at O'Clock, afternoon,
the following Real Esrate, situate In the said
city OF Wilmington
no. i. Lot OF land Of about l2xsO feet with
1t"o-slory brick dwelling house thereon.
known as No. L. 22nd street.
NO. =: Lot OF lsni OF about 1<xs0 feet with
lWo,story brick dwelling hou,e thereof.
known az No. 80 f. END street.
NO. g. Lot OF land OF about llys0 feet with
a two-stofy brick dwelling house thereon.
known as No. 81 T.. 22nd street.
sale. FkANCiS NJ, SI w ' a'
Ms go, Executor.
may ., 1898. [ioa%l wilmington, del.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09
The weather

Tomorrow promises to be fair and
warmer. Thursday clear with rising
temperature.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09

A1 ANrED-A SITUATION AS OunM
w Der naid or general hou.ework in a
sn,aIl family. Reference given, Ann,v a,
'i 'ei0t. leo 2tk
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09

Nok ShLE-A STORE COUNTER II
s,s or zee. long and % inches wide. Apply a,
~ e,Ioso lan lth
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09

Vt the REPUBLICAN Office in the shade
I O'Clock 10 o'clock ~ o'cloci
66o $40 900
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09

"ANTED-A WHITE Girl. From =.
- To 10 years OF age to take charge n, ,
enid and ara g. In general huusework Az
ply at 80 Ia Tor street, 40 ~.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09
Dress Goods! Dress Goods /!
LOW PRICES! LOW Prices
Bargains at the Bee Hive.

Sc handsome embroidered col.
ored chambray robes worth S.,
| to be sold at 81. 2 cases figured
lawns, fast colors, 4c. 3 cases
handsome French batiste lawns.
25c. for a double width cashmere
worth Sic.
BUY YOUR SILKS NOW.
Silks warranted not to cut.
Silks at 75c., former price 81 o..
Silks at 81 90, worth $1.25. Silks
at sl.25, worth $1.75. All grades
Iofsilks down lower than they
may be coon again, certainly less
than cost to import now. Sum-
mer silks in checks and stripes
33c., worth Soc. 15c. check silks
down to SOC.
Hosiery, gloves and summer
underwear. Prices never so low.
Gents gauze shirts 25c., the best
| you have ever seen. Large stock
of Hamburg and all over work at
low prices.
Jerseys, Jerseys, Jerseys, from &c.,
81. 90, 81. 90. $3.50, $1.75, 80, 81 ~ up to
s., about "a less than former prices.
COrsets, Corsets, Corsets, all the reli
abe makes, a $l.00 for To-. Goods freely
shown at
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09

w AMI ID - ,OD MORTt}A3tS
E. It'll street. ~, az IL. ~
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09

VA ANTED - A UDLORED WOMAN
W VINO can wash and iron we'll ana do
= neral hossewerk. Apply at 3Ul KIM
1t.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09
We do Not Hesitate %


Say that We can MI your prescriptions at
- low prices and rs accurately as elsewhere.
Please try Beat0n Smiths Pharmacies.