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The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-11-27

e. J. Hal Thompson who
~ attempted tn end his cxis.
ce. last week, by taking land
u now quite sick with pneu
pie, vt the residence Of Mr.. T.
Gilbert.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-11-27

ECapt. J. T. Davis and family Of
Jenna, and Mrs. W. w. Guthrie
Ons Rust0n, arc visiting relatives
town and vicinity.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-11-27

The agents Of the Dallas, Texas,
nursery were here Wednesday and
Thursday of last week delivering
fruit trees to purchasers.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-11-27
| Nov. w

Thanks to some unknown fric,ni
or a late copy Of the Kansas City
Times, per mail.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-11-27

(-Ihanksgiving-day, 1885, will be
pemorable, hcrcabonts, rs having
becu ,lisagreeably cold in the fore
boon with rain and sieet in the
Ifter noon ard night.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-11-27

WAGONS, BUGGIEs and HACKS
at, j, STEMS
Sept. 9th.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-11-27

.Cnnee-A FRESH SUPPLY
INST received aud for sa'. by.
J. a. i. R.AEL n.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-11-27

Call at Stems new brick store
for the latest styles Of Dress
Goods, Trimmings, etc.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-11-27

BABY CARRIAGES Of the latest
htyle and most substantial build i,
|ust received aud for sale by
JACOB STEI !
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-11-27

-"Green L. -FOUR (fresh) call at
J. A. B. kABUN'S.
November 18th,
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-11-27

1Call at HEADQUARTERS for
hour Furniture. 1t is Of o neat
bnd substantial quality.
J. STEIN
Sept. 9Th.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-11-27

1ssokissg and ctearss,s
foBACo u speciality, by
j. 4. Is. RABUN.
Nov. 18th.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-11-27
+ C A | s. J

lg.l,ry. Il. Parvin will preach at
Me- Ne thuiist church, this place,
hext Sunday.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-11-27

We had tho p.eaure few da, s
ago of meeting with aud forming
the acquaintance Of Mr.. Wilks
Ramsey, father Of Capt. ID. NJ.
RamSry--also the father of onr
best Of friends and former neigh.
Dor, Wiiks Ramsey ,.Dr. in St, Lam
dry parish-who is here vis:tin"
relatives Mr.. Ramsey WAY one Of
the pi"Heer settler, u tEia section
OF ;hek State--',e haTins mo.ci to
this payish 1T 1898. 'ir has many
relatives III ti,I, par!,i4 al! Of whom
are hi,;hatonct, honorable citizens.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-11-27
-ERESN OE'NTERS.-

We have made arrangements to
be- supplied with
FRESH OYSTERS,
Oh Ice, twice Il week or oftencr
if required. They will be served
or delivered to f;lmi..ca ~. .he.
arrivA,, if orders are left at our
store. We warrant them TO be
FRESH and ofthc very best kim;
Ii not satisfactory no charge will.
be made. Received ON Tuesdays
and Fridays. For strict cash only
5. STEIN.
per J. Aren't, Manager.
October 60 tt
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-11-27

JACOB STEMS is Headquarters
tor best NEw-CRoP FLOUR, an
anything in tho Grocery line.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-11-27

-FrrS h GROCERIES AMI EEGETA
BLES received daily ut s. STEMS
Grocery.
October % If
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-11-27

Ian. prepared 10 PIT IN wst;ox
any Of tho above goods, and .cuI do
rhenevey das,red.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-11-27

trust PROOF OATS now on
ahd. Call quickly ut
JACOB STEMS.
October 20 IT,
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-11-27

APPLES, ORANGES AMI full
assortment Of fancy CANDY for sale
by j. a. 3 RABUN.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-11-27

N EW, No l. MACKEKEL at Er
tail and Ivy tlic kit at.
s. STEIN. s
October % If.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-11-27
KITS or 1888.

FRESH MACKEREL, in kits,
|st received BY JACOB STEIN.
October 3Oth II.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-11-27

Nv ATER BUCKETS, Well Buck
cts. Bronms, Ax-han.llcS for sale
by j. A. &. R.ABUN
Nov. 18Th
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-11-27

October %
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-11-27

PROT, POWDER aud percus
= caps for sale BY
J. A. B. RABUN.
Ny. 18th.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-11-27

|OetObcr 90
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-11-27

'Ofcse Grove Sch0oi-iohsc W. u" n''' ''"''
d.,s-aud saturdays prsr"dlns--lu July
81 ptsm ber and Nov mbcr
eL0CAL 5. J
Rev. X. Parvin will preach at
10 Ne tl,o.iist church, this place,
next Sunday.
Conee-A FRESH SUPPLY
INST received aud for sa'. by.
J. a. i. RADLN.
Nov. GU
Thanks to some unknown friend
or a late copy Of the Kansas City
Tires, per mail.
BABY CARRIAGES of the latest
,tyle and most substantial build
ust received aud for sale by
JACOB STEr !
"A considerable amount Of cotton
vas brought to town this week and
business IL b,isker than it has been
it any other time this season.
1"Green l" -FOUR (fresh) call at
). A. B. KABUN'S.
November 18th,
The agents Of the Dallas, Texas,
Nursery we're here Wednesday and
Thursday of last week delivering
Fruit trees to purchasers.
Call at HEADQUARTERS for
Iour Furniture. 1t is Of o neat
Ind substantial quality.
J. STEIN
Sept. 9th,
-1hanksgiving.day, 1885, will %
pemornble, hcrcabonts, rs having
cen disagreeably cold in the fore
Ivon with rain and sieet in the
Ifter noon ard night.
1ssoking ard cksearssag
oBACo u speciality, hy
j. \. i. RABUN.
Nov. 18th.
-Rev. 8. G. Lee preached All in.
fructive sermon to a large and
ttentive congregation at the Bap.
ut church, this plsc, last Sunday.
Mr.. NJ. Gerhing keeps on hand
b assortment Of shoes Of his own
hike. Save up your money until
gu are able to purchase good
hoes Of home manufacture. Sat
faction guaranteed.
Capt. J. T. Davis and family of
Jenna, and Mrs. W. w. Guthrie
On' Ruston, arc visiting relatives
town and vicinity.
RUST PROOF OATS now on
and. Call quickly ut
JACOB STEMS.
Oetobcr 20 r.
II is said that ''l'Og and hom::Dy'
b pleutifal if so, why don't some
no have ton mncl, hog bring it to
|wn and put it on the market.
KITS OF 1855.
FRESH MACKEREL, in kits,
st received BY JACOB STEIN.
October 3Oth II.
District Court has adjourned;
Judge and visiting lawyers
vc returned to their homes, and
n. D0nlcy will be without q
norum" until next February.
sHOT, POWDER aud percus.
caps for sale by
J. A. B. RABUN.
Kev. 18th.
e. J. Hal Thompson who /
~ attempted tn end his cxis- /
e. hast week, by taking land
u now quite sick with pneu
Pie, vt the residence Of Mr.. T. 4
fl1A \ -
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-11-27

Sept. 25th.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-11-27

Sept. 9th.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-11
LONDOS's VasTN EsS.

London Is the yastest aggregation OF
human beings that the world has seen
Because it Is so vas, 1t has outgrowD al
organization, and ceased to think o
itself az a city at all. The municipa
system Of the Middle Ages WAS oui,
once extended 10 include new area. a.
the time when the region between Lud
gate Hill and Temple Bar was brought
within the walls. The last century was
not fertile in creative expedients, aud
when the people wakened up fifty year,
40 TO see nvw nuge London even theI
was compared with that square mil.
which we caii the city, and which car
ries on the ancient municipal govern
mept they shrink back from tn,
problem Of giving it a corporate ex
existence, and remodellirg the Ole
institutions to suit these new condi-
tions.
Thus We find no collective action il
London for common obit cts no appii
ances intended to aerve the whole of il,
Inhabitants. The greatest things, liks
the British Museum Library and tn,
picture galleries and art collections
have been created or gathered not by
Louuonefs, Dut by the nation. Suci
l educational agencies as exist hav,
gr,wn IN ACCIDENTALLY. sporndicaily
unconnectedly. None of them is stroni
uougu 10 grapple with the needs of al
london, nor is there combined actioI
'etween them.
In deed, few Londoners know wha
London contains the names not onl,
of ,ns ituti ms but even of large dis
tricts are strange to those who dwell il
other parts. Herodotus relates tha
when eabylon was taken by Cyrus t."
inhabitants of the centre continued E.
feast and make merry long after tn
>onquerors nad BIT gan Go BACK the oute'
Daily Republican., 1885-08-11
Frank Leslle's sunday haSaxine

For September opens with q profu .ely
illustrated article on " The Bible II
English" tracing the history of the En-
glish versions from Wyciif's 10 the lat.
.st versions. Accompanying this arti.
Gle are portraits of thirty OF the Old
Testament Revision Companv, and
Wyclif, Coverdale and Tynda!a, be
aides other illustrations. Illustrative
papers on NJ Madagascar," " Pictures
lqus Bits of Jamaica" Warwick and
It's Neighborhood, ard "Scenes al
Chautaqua Lake" will interest thu
geographical student. Bernhardt, Kleir
Auguste Panseron, Johann Simon May
or and Samuel Park man Tuckerman
are sketched in the Sacred Musicians
series " The Prodigal Son" with tWt
illustrations, is the subject Of the Para
BILE, and The Rival kingdoms of IN
dab and Israel" the subject Of the Bibl'
History article. This last has sever
fine illustrations. Adventure is pro
vided In Elephant Trapping in Cey
lon" The Aggageers, or Sword hunt
ers, on the Nile," and "The Prisoners
Adventure" DR.. Talmage's sermon
on "The Boy Home" and his editoria
comments treat on fresh and timely
topics. The two serial stories increas'
in interest, and there are several goo.
short stories and poems, besides al
attractive and abu ant miscellany
Published by Mrs. Frank Leslie, 50, 8
and 81 Park Place, New York City, a
rs cents q mum Der, or 81 30 a year ,pos 81
sge paid.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-11
WHERE MONEY REIGNS SU
PREME.

In New York, and, l suppose In all
large ci les, but there especially, money
has been made by the fortune. They
have hundreds of millionaires, and
thousands upon thousands of very rich
men. Speculative opportunities afford
ed by the war were availed OF by un-
scrupulous men, who today live upon
their ill-gotten gains. We are on the
ragged edge of speculation. Specula
tion has put into the pockets OF rasca' q
millions, and has taken from the
pockets of the greedy millions. A new
set have come 10 ihe front, sooially and
financially. They are va gar, common,
rude, offensive. They boast OF their
wealth they flaunt in the eyes OF the
public their new purchase; they give
b alls and entertainments to which gen
tlemen With whom they are unac'
uuainted are invited. They send Lists
of guests to the newspapers they fur
nish, iu addition to this, descriptions OF
elegant toilets worn by the ladies al
these entertainments; they inform 30
ciety reporters In all the details Of ex
penditure they tell how much they
spend for flowers, what the cost Of thu
DIM ner or supper is to be. They parade
II
silver service, and are particular tha
they get its correct cost.
They appear upon the streets In th'
morning with diamonds in their ears
with costly ornaments upon their necks
and expensive bracelets upon thei
arms, If they be women with dia
mond collar-buttoEs and diamond sets
and heavy gold chains and solitair
| diamond rings upon their fingers. !
they are men. They a.e loud in tone
hashy in dress and boorish in manner
All this, vulgar and low-bred as 1t Ii
is not bad it is slmply disagreeable
and, doubtless, as time rolls on, socia
friction will smooth away the rough
ness, and when the fourth generatio
|appears-by which time, however, tn
money will doubtless be speut-man
hood and womanhood will have thei
turn. The foregoing refers to the hom
fe OF these creatures. In their publ
and in their amusement taste fipd th
oeacons aud suggestions to which cal
;er referred.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-11
Mexican Sec cession Thre atened,

A special despatch TO the S.. .Loui:
Globe Democrat from La Jeresta, in the
State of Nuevo Leon, Mexico, sayt
that " the Governors of five of the moth
ern States of Mexico have been in Sc
cret council there for several days past
The object of the conference has beer
kept profound secret, but a remark
was made last evening by an intimat,
friend of Governor Cuellar, Of Nuev,
Leon, to the effect that, in tho even
of the English debt, in its new form
being forced on the people, it woul'
be advisable for the eastern and moth
ern States to secede in body. 1t il
believed that the council Is consider.
ing the financial policy of the govern
ment, which is strongly opposed b.
leading and Influential men in ih
northern States, and that the questio,
of secession under certain circumstau
COS has entered into its deliberations.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-11
EXPENSES BEING LIGHT,

We are selling paper bags at
such a close margin that il
will not pay you to buy your
supply in Philadelphia. Buy
at home and save the freigh,
and get the same discoun;
off that is allowed you in
Philadelphia. We are try.
ing to build Up a business in
the paper line, and We vii
sell at as low a figure as wt
possibly can to catch tn;
trade OF every store in the
city OF Wilmington. 1t we
do not haveia stock what yo,
may want we will get it ioI
you at s hours notice. Ice
cream boxes Tor sale az (
lose figure, ct REpUBLI
CAN Office.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-11
Harrison,s Tomb Falling !. Ruins

The tomb of Wm. Henry Harrison
at North Bend, few miles from tht
southern limits of Cincinnati, ia situa
ted on a natural mound in the mids
OF COW pasture, and 1t over looks tn.
Ohio river. A di apidated board fence
inclosing space fifty feet square, sepa
rates the burial place from the pas
ture field. Withia the enclosure ut,
two or three old cedar trees. AS t.
the tomb itself, it is structure C
brick, all under the ground except th'
gables, and II is covered with roof o
shingles that are now dilapidated AM
rotten. Even the brick walls tina
show above the ground are covere,
with green mould, A sloping cal
lar door covers the rotten steps whicl
descend to the vault, and even thes
doors of iron, exposed to the summe
rains and winter SHOWS, are cate
Through with rust. Efforts of the Leg
islature TO appropriate money for
tomb for Harrison have been defsate'
by amendments to include apprepria
tions for monuments to other militar,
men of distinction.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-11
|a'Ipha, Wilmington 1 Baltimore Rsllroad
NAY 2lrH, 1888,

pms leaye Wilmington as follows:
fhlla1elphla and Intern sdtate sta
'S"' W, 10 80 a. m; 30, 4 60, : AZ, . 55
N.aaSdelphia te1press), .. slo, s4-, s 80.
~, ",s 10. 9O0, " 10, AZ. 10 05, IL 81, d m
i!lo, d. q, So, 8 -, q 3s, 9 s8 o N !:
i2fa, -Fy, Is, 81, 8 81, 8 40 20, : so.
J@' to N 'l2 Al, "a, z -, ltO,
20 = Ss, II, 40 p. n
meN Shest.r, via l.aino1.n. 8 40 auc
m'' : % and ocp NJ.
nc tid intcrmedla.e stations. 10 90
100, lItsb IN
lore and Say Line, : 40 . m.
NinSre and Washington, la143l, 304.
s,S S ~ A. IL 10, y II, 4 55, 7 D0p tn.
An ~.ls s ~ eisTare Division leave tor.
/ II Hs'''e' q H. 36 q. m y 35. = 50, SO.
',at'9h aai bslma. and way s,atioas, 8 st
sHH .-a- =. N
lAng'Hl anil way stations ss - IN
Peh w Seaio!d. 3 50 p. m.
rss' IoF } ever and Belmar. o 40 n m
4"!f' a1f. ii t5 u. m. everday
kyo,,, ~ \ DAY TRAINS.
'!ae lNil and intsrn ,tinte s,,.i,n,
kilado,.H 20 ~ noon. J 30. : 40, . So y. IN.
a aai New York ZoD. l4.34-
IN, ", q -, q Is y. m.
b n''' m ohTSter. via Lamoatn, 8 20 A, N.
"-U'e NJ and Washington, | ss,44l. SEA
HMgf" r,as,f Only II iTp. n.
ki Ia M .i.HIorMatton uaS engers are rs
'e ''Me tabies po.,ed at III, sta
siss ,iH,atkst thus ~ ara ,tut,sk cx,-es
eA''h iare Is charged,
J. K WOOD.
hARLssL Il, enetel PASSENGER Agent.
''-'s L PuGH, General Manager.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-11
IRON As FIRE.R REsISTIN q.

SomA41teresting and instructive ex
perim6its have been lately undertaken
by Prof. Bauchinger, of..Munioh, In re-
ference to the safety of cast-iron col
umns when exposed TO the action of
great heat. The professor, having ar.
ranged some cast.iron and wrought
iron columns heavily weighted, exactly
as they would be If supporting build
ing, had them gradually heated, fra
to three hundred degrees, next to six
hundred degrees, aud finally to red
| heat; then suddenly cooled them by a
jet OF water, just as might happen
when water Is applied to extinguish a
l fire.
The experiments show that the cast
iron columns, although they we're benl
| oy the red heat ana exhibited transverse
cracks when the cold water was applied
yet they supported the weight
resting on them, while the wrought
iron columns were bent before arriving
at the state of red heat, and were after
ward 80 much distorted by the water
that re.straightening of them was on,
Of the question. In fact, if supporting
a real buildin z, they would have utter
ly collapsed u. .des the weight they had
to sustain. The professor therefor,
cOacludes. as the result Of his exppri
: ments, that cast-iron columns, MOI,
: witbstanding cracks and bends, woult
continue to support the weights impos
!, ed upon them, while wrought-irol
Q columns would not.
In experimenting on pillars of stone
brick, and cement. concrete, the last wa
Il found to be the BEST. Cement concret
II lpillars withstood the fierce action o
the fire for periods varying from one t
y three hours brick pillars, as we'll a
eithose of clinkers set in cement mortal
II Idisplayed great resista ce, while natur
y al stone-granite, limestone and sau
= lstone were not fre-proof 1t woul
Therefore appear that, of the sewers
y materials for pillars supporting weight
" the best for fire resisting purposes, wei
oI the cast-iron and cement. concrete.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-11
FOB SALE.
TOR SALE-THEH HAND

some two-story brick
dwelling with mansard roof,
No 1912 VanBuren street,
containing ten rooms, bath,
water closet, and stationary
wash stand. The house is
one Of the best laid out in
the city and is situated. in a
delightful neighoorhood, The
cellar is cemented, and the
ceiling is lathed and plas
tered, besides having Goa
bins and a large portable
heater, that will heat the
whole house. For term
and particulars apply to w
SCOTT VERNON, thi
|ohice.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-11
A Delaware reach Grower.

Mr.. John A. Grover, of Kent county
ia one of The largest peach grow ers II
this State, and next year he will hav
S5 OGO trees. Mr.. G -oves, who is ont
of the most progressive of Delaware
farmers, is son of the late ex, CoroneI
Groves acd q brother Of ex.Superintsi
dent of Schools Groves.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-11
Application ror aCha~rsr.

Application will be made to Judge
PWhlteley, through Victor DuPou,,
ESQ on the 23i inst, for an act Of IN
corporation of Il company 10 he calist
" The Morgan Nut-lock Washer Go. 81
Toe object is TO supply railroads ant
other companies with tho above arti
[cles.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-11

a OtRN.-TD rI.L VINO ARE SUI.
u fering from tho errors and indiScre
tons Of youth, nervous weakness, early de.
cay ,loss Of manhood, etc. will ccnd a recipe
remeiy was dis:eyclei by "a misslcnary II
South America. send a self.addressed enve
lone TO the REV. JOSEPH 4. IEMAN, Sta
| tion ID. New Yok Ui;y m4.eod-dSw-iy
Daily Republican., 1885-08-11

MFRS. MARY Y. PALM Ell. MAJNEl
WI ic physician, NO, l45o Forth Eiev'
enta street, Phtledelphie.
Special notice Over ethirty years otsuc
,nss.ul practice. / claim especial akii
through my cIairyoysnt sight TO discove
the cause and locate the disease, withou
.sktng any questions or obtaining any In
formation frUm the patient.
Hp-N, B. Patients while under tTeatmen
. he accom- NJ e,iated with board mh25tuS
Daily Republican., 1885-08-11

parts, and 1 need not tell how little
Mayfair and Bslgravia have known Of
the foes that are always ravaging the
quarters of the door.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-11
The Steamer Reybo,u.

On examination it has been ascerta; a.
ed that the bull of Tie steamer Major
Reyb bold was not seriously damaged y
he recent tornado. and arfhngemep ts
thave been made TO rebuild her as soon
as possible.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-11
WILMINGTON, DEL.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BANK.
Nh. soa MARKET STREET.

NCoRstkArRp sRBPuAEf ., ios
Open 70 re.sive deposits daily roma .; D.
iatil 4p. NJ, and On iuesday anu S1'o5os'
svenings from to 8o'clock.
The charter ofthe bank provides that
protit Is upon It's Investments, except 80 muof
as 10 equired tor the payment OF necessa,y
curity ot deposltors. shall bo divided among
tine dapostiorS.
No managers is allowed to borrow ran any PAT, p9;N,
OF tho fund deposited with the Oorporatol
MANAGERS.
3aorv, " Bush. s. Alien Hilles,
N II Ttchtenstein, Geo. 5. Capello,
iihas " Hoyland, N, X. Benson,
los, l.. Carpenter, jr. .Jsb H. Jackson,
Nm. ii. Swift, henry ' Duio'
Anthony Higgins, Edwaru usoJ'
MONEY LOANED ON MohIdAdES'
.yo W l3rsa GEO. 5. OArs1L5
'Ao prnssdart Gice-PresiGont
k,T. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
nv,su.t, JOE, M. hA1SfR Apditf
Daily Republican., 1885-08-11
DBILADELPHlA MARKETS..

lid KILN NES CHEAT NERVE RE-
Lib sto 'er Is the wonder Of the ave for
All nervous diseases. All fits stopped free.-
Send. TO No. ssl Arch Dsrsst, Philadelphis.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-11

w Is LEI Il. s.Sa--Emr Eonr yesrs l' cours,
for W)m "a. Special instruction in freex
Latia, Ffsnch, herman, and the arts. +
retin,d christian hume. Nom etfriqt
Fall courses Of study. For Information c al
dress the President, isaiah Ih, az, M ,
A. NJ. ou' az" NV"
Daily Republican., 1885-08-11

ENrtI,-rtIE EXCHAEGE, huKSEs
tor bcstness or an interest III q oI,''
or for merchan iise. Address y U''
nCs. Aulo
Daily Republican., 1885-08-11

IN Will BUY THE yiARGES.
l.tO Load OF kindling wood Of Wp
ke that cat 10 bought In this city Oraer
Fith y simmons, Second and Poplar
Il, Curry. 20 Weet tenth street; W
Diug Elsnth and Madison, or posts
Ito ". b,a&e, No. l0T West SecOn'
Y viii hs nromptlv filled mys-ti
Daily Republican., 1885-08-11

rBLlC SAi4E--DAlHih MEN AMI
iaT'uefs .ahe notice. Remember the
an place. Cow at public sale. at VII
Green, ielawsre County, Pa, en-
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST q. 1885,
al l1'c.9,k, i. m, sharp,
(sd Of nts' class fresh COWS and C5.s:z X
pger, The above cows are
business cows and worthy the ,Esu-Y--
Mon Of tuyer'. 2ani months c cut
train that leaves Wilmington at 10 80 a
EaSe CONNECTS at Iinwood for the sale
RDBEhTS & TYSON.
", Siidham 81 Son, Auct's. au5-d&~
lBLlO SAL OF SrUCK-WILL Bt
sold at Public sale at the residence o
Baldwin, Booths corner, Delaware
ply, "a, on
THURSDAY, AUGUST Is, 1885,
at O'Clock, p. m,
ned Of re h COWS aud springers, sEBQ
no cumberland County, Pa. HX
nonthP credit.
GOODLEY q BALDWIN.
T. shsrpiess, Auct. au4-dNw-N
Daily Republican., 1885-08-11
ves EW1.

lS7-1 -1,s;!,,s.t ss.sFt corner ASS = RTaas. Trsl's.
8, the nOr'e An excellent ioc.t,en n,n
bch street,, :. any Other business rs t1Itsy AppSy
Ess D0NNLHN iylb'u
Daily Republican., 1885-08-11
WANTED.

~ gn-aOUSEKEEP ER3 10
,aov y rat 4 thoy dan nave furniture;
XIV" noD.n.:hed Ans upholstered, anh
w. u',,ro-, ,-, shsapc7 tnsn anywhere cisc
Nv :, HAMILTON = 10; TO
~ Ligt,n street.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-11

1 E,ryu-sl 500 ON FIksr MoKT
hN ssg- ~ pr",c.ty worth $500 w y
kor Iu- years Inquire OF u -; .
knN tt,s uiiitc. !!
Daily Republican., 1885-08-11

Sold by all druggists. Price: CUTrcURA 80 ots.
5oTTRR DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston. Mass
i1r a uuTIFY the Complexion and Ski
by using the CUTIcURA SOAP.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-11
This remedy contains no Injurious drugs.
six Weil-knOwn CitIzens' OpipiOn

Ely's Or q n
Balm has cured
me OF catarrh OF
Sc yeral y g a r $
standtog;re 'tor cd
,ll.-t. q. Ogden
Daily Republican., 1885-08-11

Mr.. John Thiel, Wilkesbar-e Pa., writes
[ have suffered from Salt Rheum for over eigh
rears az times so bad that I could not attend t
ny business for weeks at time. Three boxes
JUIIcuRA and four bottles KEsoLvESr pave en-
.irely cured me of this dreadful disease
Daily Republican., 1885-08-11
|RNITU

|est MMf
salt even
| your in1
land hstl1
Daily Republican., 1885-08-11

,sDAFMnu FDU MAN AND WIFE OR
- two gents. sec0nu story irent room, fur
iishod or uc:l-nishod. <oo East Fourth
trcet. hAoL