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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-08
EDITION,


Phosa, cool and sparkling at Fem &
Cos. druggists.
All kinds Of wood by the load or cord
ct Mills. Fourth and Railroad.
A lodge of Good Templars will be Or
gained ut Loves.
Davis & Mccormick advertise fall
clothing II their store, No. Z. Fourth
street.
Marshal Nswlin has appointed John
Marshall his deputy 1t Lewes, vice
Joseph Truxton.
The house Of Peter Lockum, of George
town, Sussex County, was destroyed Dy
hre last Wednesday night.
The Smyrna Record states that Rev.
John T. Smith has refused ]oO, geo FOR
his corn harvester.
Roberts and Tyson will have another
sale OF cows at Village Green, Della.
ware County, Pa, tomorrow.
The monthly meeting OF the Women's
Christian Temperance Union was held
in Grace chapel this afternoon.
Taylor & Fullerton's Blood Purifier
removes all Impurities from the blood.
Taylor b Fullerton, 302 King street.
The trotting mare Jennie, owned by
John Clepdannisl, Of Glendale, Sussex
County, died q few days ago, aged 40
years.
Arthur Hazard died at Lewes, last
Thursday night from blood poisoning,
produced by the cutting out Of an In
growing toe.nail.
The seventy ninth annual communi
cation of the Grand Lodge of Della
ware, D.. f. A. NJ, will open at tht
Masonic Temple on the 7th Of October
Everything in the drug line can b,
had at the Newport drug store. ANY
desired article not in stock can b,
ordered and received in about an hours
notice.
The best truss made If Improperly
| adjusted fails utterly. Correct nd ust
ments a specially by q. James Belt
Sixth and Market streets. Separate
entrance for ladies, Lady attendant.
James M. Bryan is engaged In re
paininting the wood and iron work o
the court house. The court house hal
been built five years aud begins TO neet
a little touching up.
| Clark and Lennox, formerly o
Haverhill, Mass, have taken the mo
rocco factory formerly occupied b,
John Taylor at No 722 West Fourth
street, where they will prosecute thei
business.
The steamer Republic will make /
trip on Wednesday Thursday and Sun
day next, and trains will be run owe
the w. Il n. Railroad to meet her a
the wharf on the Delaware at the usua
hours.
f. G. Stidham, having returned from
his trip TO Wilkesbarre, Pa, sold 70
j. s. and w. II, Townsend at Centre
vile, Christiana Hundred, on Monday
lot of cows, which averaged $33 pc
head also fifty head Of sheep and ou
or two horses.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-08
co N IN G,

Many changes are on the road
and We are told that the most i'm
portsnt is the change in the
times. " They win improve
slowly, but surely says the old.
time prophet. Let it come
Everybody will rejoice. The
merchant especially. We az
prepared for them, and in fact
will meet them more than hal
way. Our stock is marked do ~r
to hard pan, and our prices just
10 PEI cent. above the cost OF the
manufacturers. We have 2,00C
Oyercoa.s ready for 1000 buyers
from s. to $40, worth much more
but we don t care for that we are
determined to sell clothing. This
lis our mission, although we have
but ONE PRICE. That price il
within the reach OF all.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-08

James Thompson, the boy who was
fined 81 and costs by Judge Cummins
yesterday morning for getting drunk
and throwing stones 1t an Italian, was
before the Court again this morning. 1t
seems that he managed in some way IN
pay the fine and coats, and was re-
leased yesterday afternoon, and about
l. 80 O'Clock this morning came running
into the Office Of the Chief, without q
hat or shirt, and quite drunk.
Officer Hanna locked him up, and at
the herring testified against him.
Thompson denied being drunk, and
said that he WAS frightened because the
Italians were after him, but the Judge
accepted the sworn statement of the
officer, and i'm posed . fine Of IS and
| costs.
Another man who WAS fined 81 and
costs yesterday morning for drunken
ness, was back again on similar chargt
and sentenc ed to pay fine Of IS and
L costa.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-08
THIRD EDITION,


Joeeph u yde contractor for the build
log ut tho western approach 10 the
Third stres Drudge, commenced yester-
dsy TO dig away The embaDkment pre-
psratory 10 the building OF the pier.
Tas draw still rom aims in it's place, snd
foo. passengers pass aud 70 pass on 1t,
Init a, Il the teams must go around by
Market street bridge The ferry to be
run by the county will be ready for
operatiou tomorrow morning. Two
boats will be run by bridge tender
Haman, and every body will be taken
back and forth fires OF charge
The county pays 50 a day for the use
of two bos's IL is expected to have the
contract finished In about Ave weeks,
probably six wse.s. Mr.. Hyde has ~
many men at work to day IS he can
handle conveniently.
Immense foot square timbers are ly
ing on the ground for the building Of
the caissons Mr.. Hyde says he could
build the abutment thousand dollars
cheaper if he was permitted to build i
some fur or five feet inside the presen
abutment, but he is not permitted &c
come inside the established whar
lines
Harry Lape, employed by Levy Cour
man Hickman, IL tearing up the noor
the eastern approach to put In new
joists, the cd ones having become 81
rotten as to be unsafe for crossing.
The rotten condition Of much Of thu
lumber in the OLD bridge 10 q surprise
and the wonder is that the bridge stucl
together as long as 1t did. Even nov
there are fears that the draw will col
lapse. Some Of the braces are entirel
rottei away at one end and are useless
A large number Of people congregate a
the bridge and for hours watch the Pre-
gress made by the workmen.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-08
The Pacific Coast.

SAN FRANcIsCo, Cal, Sept s.-The
Published an inte'.
view with Mr.. Joseph Medill, pro.
prietor of the Chicago Tribune, who ID
now here on his third visit toCalifornia.
Mr.. Medill says: am more Impress
ed with the possibilities OF the Pacific
coast every time l visit here, and | am
much surprised that energy is rot
directed to the development of its
natural resources. You have not
recovered from the old mining craze
irrigation is what is needed. | have
given much attention to the subjpc'
and believe am safe in asserting that
if the waters from your hill 8 aud
mountains, which now dow idle to the
ocean, were turned upon your land
they would increase the prod ucts OF
the coast fully one hun,'snd million:
annually. l: would not t. oug then
before your Interchange Of product
would achieve tue creates. prosperi y
and your people would regret tina
mining ever turnel their haads. A uj
my advice is - push this question o
irrigation. Make yourself "a nnisarc
on the subject. That is the way =
make it win"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-08

Jacob r. Sharp has gone..to Saratoga
for the benefit of his health.
Thomas Mitchell and family have re-
turned from their visit to Ocean Grove.
James Bowe, son of VIM. Bowe, Is
confined to the house by sickness.
Miss Emma Hauzhey has been select
ed rs orssnist at St. Mary's Catholic
Church.
James Chandler, the builder, residing
ut No. 1914 Van Buren, street, Is con
fined to his house by something like
hay fever and asthma.
Frank w. Reeve, editor Of the Mid
dletown New Era. made business TRIP
to our city yesterday.
Mr.. Harry Porter returned home
, from his vacation on. Monday, looking
| as brown as berry.
Mr.. j. L. Hope Is getting ready for q
two weeks trip 10 Rehoboth, where he
win put up at the Bright House.
| Col. E. L. Martin, Of Seaford, esti
mates his yield Of peaches at l, 1900
baskets the present season.
John B. Lloyd, who is in the EN- ploy
Of W. & j. Lang, cake and cracker
bakers, is making q business tout
through the State.
Rev. II. G. Cushing, OF Laurel, ant
other ministers will make addresses q
the corner stone laying Of the new
Methodist Protestant church ut Beaver
Dam, on Wednesday, the 10Th inst.
| Mr.. A. 6. Wingate is on bis vacation
at Niagara Falls and Danville, Pa. A
friend received Q letter from Mr.. "
the other day, stating that he is havinI
. fue time up in the mountains. Fl
will make q six weeks trip in Danvill
with his friends and then return home
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-08
Cholera Among Hogs.

CHICAGO, Sept, 7.-During the past
week the health inspector condemned
no cholera STIR ,ken hogs to. the tanks.
Yesterday in a slaughter. house at the
yards lie condemnded twenty nine that
had been killed and dressed and were
laady for market. They were the prop.
erty CT various scalpers who do business
In the yards. The heaviest weighed
nearly 200 pounds and the smallest WAS
only thirty pounds in weight.
The pulled and discolored Il esh, inside
and out, and the sickening smell OF the
carcasses made discovery an easy mat
ter. Cholera has never been 30 preva
lent among hogs at the stock yards a,
It has been this season, and scalpers, Il
is alleged, instead of endeavoring te
stamp out the disease by refusing t.
purchase, deliberately buy the stock il
the hope that they can evade the health
in 'pector.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-08
Rose ball.


The following game was played
yesterday
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 8; New
York, l.
Decentralization, Q Providence, 9.
Newark, N. J.-NewaIk, Ma
tional. 5
Jersey City Trenton, ] Viz
ginia,
Waterbury -waterbury, 8; Bridge,
port, o. :,
New York-Brooklyn, o; Metropolis
tan, 2.
Maoon-Maoon, 9 Atlanta, 8.
Augusta Augusta, Chattanoo-
g, 2.
Williamsport-- Williamsport
Pittsburg, 8.
Philadeiphia-Young America, 10
Harrogate, 10.
NOTES.
Smith, Of the Newark, struck on
fourteen of the National players yes
terday, and gave them but two bas
hits. In two games against the Ma
tioBals he struck out twenty.seven AND
gave them but four hits.
The game yesterday between tn
Pioneers, OF this city, and the Brad.
Senate, OF New Castle, was we'll con
tested, and resulted in favor Of tn,
Brady Senate by score Of TO 2
There were about 200 spectators presen
who were greatly interested in tn
game.
The next game will take place o.
Saturday next, between the Viewi
club and the Singles Senate. Gam
called at 3 O'Clock, and the admission
will be ten cents.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-08
TX Mayor KieHer Cremated.

LANCASTER, Pa. Sept. Funeral
services were held over the body OF
Hon. Christian Kieffer, ex-Mayor OF
Lancaster, this afternoon, Rev. j. Max
Hark. Of Moravian church, officiating
Ex-Mayors Zimmerman, Atlee,
Stauffer and MacGonigle, Mayor
kosenmiller and other city officials and
members of councils attended in body.
The remains were taken privately to
the crematorium. At $50 o'clock the
male relatives and few invited guests
gathered in the chapel, where a short
service was conduct by Rev. Mr..
Hark, a quartette from Moravian
church sang Nearer, My God, TIC
Thee, and during the singing of a
hymn the reiort was opened and
the body, which had been placed il
position before the services began,
was drawn within. Services closed
with bene fiction.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-08
Eioped with the Diamon as

OCEAN BEACH, N, j., Sept ID ohr
Weaver, a coachman for A II. Hover
a New York broker. was left alone il
Mr.. Hover's cottage here Sunday. Wher
Mr.. Hover returned Weaver bad left
taking with him Mrs Hover's damon ia
and other valuables, valued at g., 600
and $3.50 in money. Mr.. Hover engaged
him al Castle Garden six months ago
on the recommendation of Superint: n
dent jackson that he had so honest a
face as to need no other recommends
tion -
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-08
charged with BurpIa

Last Thursday the house u
Sharp, near Chester He'd
broken into and robbed n
articles Of clothing and somd
The case was taken in hand N
Police Williamson, Of Ches1
from the description lie reed
grsphed to the police OF thisI
Daniel Simmons, a colored 7
arrested on Front street lad
morning by Sergeant Moved
picion that he was the guilty}
The case was heard bed
Cummins this morning, Wild
cused WAS represented BY Had
ley, Esq, who produced I'D
nesses that swore Simmons vi
OF this city any day last wed
quently he could not have
mar, and he was discharged
the examination Of the vi
came out that Simmons is
writer.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-08
Brandywine Hundred Items.

VI bue hopu
BRANDYwiNE HUNDRED, September
z, 1s85.-Thomas Foulk had q horse
TO choke TO death while eating cracked
corn last Saturday.
The frame for Joseph G Browns new
dwelling houss, at Talleyville, was
raised on Thursday. Stephen Black
we'll Is the contractor.
A horse belonging TO James Leach
and valued at $50, died of lung fever
on Thursday last.
A negro tramp broke into the resi-
dence G sorge Sharp, engineer at the
Garnet works, and stole all OF the silver
and their best, clothes In the absence o
the family. There has been humble
of arrests, but none proven guilty.
Daring the Brandywine Sunni
camp, burg ars entered Robert Y 30.
ley's store early Monday IN orning
and stols miscellaneous lot of dr.
goods, eggs, lard and several dollars i
change, amounting in all to about 81
loss. Lately thieves made a secon,
attempt to rob the store, but were driy
en- off without obtaining any booty.
Yours, r.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-08
Collision on sunday.

Last Sunday morning, while Henry
Swift was out driving on West Front
street, he attempted to turn up Wesl
street, when his carriage collided with
that of Henry CouItuey's son, and was
upset, throwing Mr.. and Mrs. Swift
with their son and grandch;ld out, and
the lady had h er collar bone broken be-
sides being badly bruised She was at
tended by DIR. Shortlidge, and after
wards taken to her home. The re-
inainder of tie party escaped will
slight bruises. and the carriages vert
slightly damaged.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-08
DEATlha

CLEAV Exon September eth. Mary Mar
9aretts, only daughter Of James ri. and
Ida tleaver, aged months and days,
Relatives and friends are respectfully iavi
ted 10 attend her funeral from the residence
OF her parents, 3Us last sixth street on Wed
nesday, the nj inst, at o'clock .. m
ELL.orr-.tn the 9Th inst. WIN. Elliott
AZ ID r. years
Relatives end friends are respectfully invi
ted 20 attend the funeral from his late rosi
teaca, a, Greenbank, Del, on Wedres lay
the "th Inst, TO meet at the hOuse at /
HclocE II. lnterment at Old Swedes' churcl
cemetery. Services at the church.
BLAKE--On the 7th iust., May f. Bake
aged A. years.
Relatives and friends OF the family are re
Ispec'iully tnSiied 10 attend the funeral from
tts r,s'dencs OF her husband. No. 2331% Mar
Ret street On Thursday at z o'clock p. IN. In
| teru.stta overwhelmingly.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-08
severe Storm In 81. Mary's County

LEoNARDrowS, MD, Sept IA
violent hailstorm visited St Mary's
County, on Saturday last, about FIVE
o'clock, p. M, damaging the crop OF
tobacco, fruits and other vegetation in
its wake, which extended from near the
line Of Charles County, between Me
chanicsvil.e and Budd's creek, for the
width of about three miles directly
through the central portion of St.
Mary's, a distance of nearly twenty
miles. n sar Piney Point some Of the
crops will be scarcely worth saving
Rain, accompanied by heavy wind, fell
In torrents generally throughout the
county. A small dwelling at Caller.
mia, tho properly Of MIR. John Cecil
was struck by lightning and consumes
by fire during the storm, and hous,
on forest farm OF James + Abel wa
partially wrecked. The appearance o
the country over which the hail fell i
really distressing to look upon, and tn
aggregate loss in crops very heavy. 1
large house at Rock Point, in Charlie
County, known as Bohemian Hall,
was destroyed by fire the same day, b
some one leaving candle near bel
The weather is much cooler since III
storm.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-08
Run Over.

About 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon
William II. Green, aged IL years, a son
nfJ james I'll. Green residing at No. 80.
East Fifth street, had his left leg broken
above the knee by being run over by a
wagon driven by Robert McShea, a,
Fourth and Lombard streets. Oae Of
William Forests wagons was coming
up the street, and just as the boy step.
ped out of The way of it, he was struck
by the other wagon, which was goinl
toward the wharf. and the wheels pass
ed over his leg. He was taken home
where the faclure was reduced by DIR
* ane.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-08

Superintendent Fox, of the Philadel.
phia mint, ha' received an order from
the Treasury to coin l ,790, 0O) STANDARD
silver dollars this month Last month
the order was for $40 COO
John 7. II III, the associate Of Ho'-
land, who shot Thomas Davis In New
York, was before the grand jury on
Monday, and was Afterwards released
on parole, pro Mining to give bail
The Attention. Pa, Rolling Mil
Company resumed work in It's puddle
mill tc- day.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-08
t # 7 H EDIT
'he Hattie of Brnua.

Ell III Crozier, President q, al
r reople," has Returned f -
square, where he has bea, 70,
Tor the last six or seven n !"
LOOKS much better and feaI, WI W.
VII when he went away. H tpe, a, os|
the REPUBLICAN ofics az , hh,oq
10 nave the ANNOUNCEMENT J
inc losth anniversary of thu "a
Bran,iywine would be- c ,as
! Park on Fridan
nth inst. He Announced ~
tary OF State Thomas F, B a.
Lieutenant General Roher, =,
ESQ, will be present 10Y 10 !. n
ana fence. One hundred Snns
WIN be fired by Malor Gsor.
lngton jackson. Mr.. crc = ia, :
al to come and enjoy them m, !,
also calls attention to PhiIjn 4
excursion to Cape May The
Monday, when the Repnhl,c
crowded with people, and ,ho
legs" will have to suffer 'D'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-08
A Myster iona nisnn...j

On Sunday morning, Auwl
young woman who lives with 1
In the eastern part of the cItv|
from home, as she said, to On
Hook, to spend the day ~
friends, and her escort was M
at the boat, and that ale von1
In the evening. Since that
tidings have been received Of
It Is not known what has becoI
She seemed perfectly satisfied
home, having lived with M
about seventeen months, nj
posed, after a few days. tla.|
changed her mind and visited
In the country, as she had don|
mer occasions, for a short \
upon writing to her family M
that they had not seen her, AMI
among her friends here shows]
do not know of her whereabd
she took no clothing, exc4p, |
wore away, It certainly SEEM
strange affair.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-08
Two Murderers 4 sas, ed Alive.

WAsHISGToN, Ark, Sept. IA
mob on Sunday night visited Pike
County Jail, at Murfreesboro, and made
an attempt TO shoot the Polk boys, con.
fined for murder, but, not being able to
get them in range, the u OBJ bsuled up q
load Of wood to the Jail, piled IL around
the iron cell, saturated the wood with
coal oil, and literally roasted both priso
oners alive. The Folks murdered {
ped l.er.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-08
No over ana Termtuer.

There will not be ary Court Of Oyer
and 1erminer held during the Septem.
Der term, consequently neither Davis
or Becker, both of whom are charged
with murder, can be tried. As 1t Is
necessary to have full bench to try q
q capital case, and::J Judge Houston will
be unable to attend on account OF the
Orphans Court in Kent County, 1t
will be impossible to hold the Oyer and
Tarmipar
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-08
United Htaica CourS.

The September Term Of the United
States Court convened this morning
with Judge Wales on the bench. The
case Of Annie Jones, charged with
illegally drawing \ pension sitter she
had again married, WAS given to the
Grand Jury, sndsup to noon they had
not returned from their chamber.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-08
TheLafestC Comet

PHELPS n. Y, Sept. The new
comet discovered by Pref. Brooks, oil
the Red Houae Observatory, last week,
has been successfully observed almost
nightly. In the latest observation pc
en-! lar T. !shing OF it's light was noticed
The come; il in the western evening sly
and 10 moving eastward. It will sool
enter the appraised arm of the constella
ton Bo1.ea
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-08
Ennaral Of william !

The funeral OF William D.,
O'Clock this forenoon, from y
son street, was very largely|
especially by young people,,
whom Mr.. Beggs was a gene,1
Rev. Charles E. Murray ooI \
funeral services, and spoke !
touching manner in re i%a
excellent character oil lue
The remains were iniei l \
Wilmington K B7anay~'"O
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-08
A Fall.

George Coale, OF CentreVll
our city this morning, aud
curing a supply of ice at 10
the Kennebec Company, y
King streets, was about tsAll
in his wagon, when his nor
suddenly, threw him out ut, on on
and then backed the wag91
over him. Fortunately y
without serious injury, his
being embellished with an
bump about the size OF a WA,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-08
- I'D
uayhes and ear

A sale of horses, carfl ~
ness will take place At !, tue o,j
r. NJ. Gibson, Fouf'n ,ort
streets, on Thursday I hshi n
should attend, II they S xr
Many of the horses are fem s'' Of
the carriages from Son nsnt.
makers, See advertisement
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-08
the Eagles New NJ

A five years lease, Will. Ias
of Ave more, has been sisn'1i
trustees of Cyrus Castle, No ay
for the third story of the new .,
cree ted by Lang Brothers he "a AZ !
French streets. l. Will !, o sla
Knights Of the Golden Eagle at.'
the dedication will take Pc
9th. 1856.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-08
Getting Rid OF .

Last month special ofics. nd y
tn rs and killed 1876 dogs s,o sai
o, which were. as usual ,5s dog'
The complaints about on. r saS D1|
Twelfth street, pe.I most q
French streets, have .i 2 lnl are i,
1t is probable II Nv wiz IN the 8
moved to some place IL w.
tha city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-08
Funers. Young Ia1v

Miss Kate Corr, dang bter of Thomas
and Jane CORY, was buried from the
z. w. & B depot yesterday 2fteru Don
at O'Clock, the int~lment taking place
at Old Swedes' cemetery. Miss Cory
was young LADY wi b iarge circle Of
admiring friends.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-08
The fssrrt. opera Company,

The Harris Opera Company, tina
made such favorable impression il
this city last spring, will commenc,
an engagement at the Opera House, fo
dou5; insure them crowded honses.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-08

DUBLIN, Sept. "A p rty of noon
lighters raj led farm house near Ira
lee last SUI LAP evening. Ia " pu ed .
girl out of h-r bad and /. off ner air
and tied two ipnreys ia to tail and
burned them alive. The also bufneG
rick of nay and Stable! a hor u
death.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-08
The Hebrew New Year

The Hebrew new year commences at
sunset to morrow evening. and Thurs
/ day and Friday will be observed by the
Hebrews in all parts Of tine wor ID
Those in this city will close their sore,
until after sunset Friday evening, ant
services will be held in both syna
gogues.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-08
Dea tn OF o J q Il K @

John r. Eakin, associate Judge OF
the Supreme Court Of Arkansas, died
Friday night az Marshall, Mo-, where
he was visiting relatives. He, was a
native OF Bedford county, Tenn, 63
years old, and served four years as
chancellor aud seven as supreme jul &c
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-08
GREAT BARGAINS

u Smyth's jewelry store, No.
81 Ma. ket street. Gents solid
gold American wa tches, $35.
stem winders, $40, $45 and $50
Ladies 500 E; stem winders, $25
$26 and $2S all other goods in
proportion. au25-tf.