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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1885-10-16
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IF YOU have been toiling all day in tie
hot sun, or exposed yourself in any way,
feel tired and worn out, take table
spoonful of PERUNA before each meal,
and at bed time, and you will feel Ike a
new man, and be able to perform all du-
ties of the next day without experiencing
any unpleasant feelings whatever. 1t is
the only medicine needed in warding off
all diseases.
John F. Money, Redwood, Union Co.,
Ohio, writes: 81 have been troubled with
constipation and piles for several years;
have spent great deal of money, doctor
ing, and received no benefit whatever,
until I commenced using your PERUNA
and MANALIN. Your medicines do all
you claim for them. I would advise all
who are afflicted to use PERUNA and
MANALIN am willing to swear to the
above. Doubters are invited to CALL or
write; all letters will be answered prompt
ly, providing stamp accompanies them"
II. P. Silverthorn, Girard, Pa, says
PERUNA has done for him all it is adver-
tised 10 do, and without it he is in misery,
has for many years been troubled with
stomach.-B. c. s. T. J. Ely, Druggists"
Geo. B. Hische, Cashier Ohio State
Journal Columbus, o., says: 81 find
your PERUNA invaluable when troubled
with falling appetite, or when tired and
worn out, after a hard days work. I have
several friends who are using your medi.
cine, and they say it is doing wonders for
them. 1 can cheerfully recommend it,,
+. M. Carter, Bryan, Ohio, druggist,
writes: 81 am handling your PERUNA.
It's giving splendid satisfaction; my sales
on it are large; also have good trade on
your MANALIN. Mrs. George Gilbert,
Mrs. Allen Lockhart, Mrs. Jacob c.
Jones, Mrs. C. II. Masters, of this place,
and Peter Gilcher, Montpelier, Williams
Co., O., all speak Of PERUNA as being
the best remedy they ever used. 1t has
done wonders for them"
Taylor Bros, druggists, Bryan, Ohio,
write: ave are having a good trade On
your PERUNA; never cold remedy that
gave better satisfaction"
M. S. Simmons, druggist, Oil City, Pa,
writes: g [ am and have been selling, for
the past four years, more PERUNA than
of airy two other kinds of patents in my
stock, and my customers think it one of
the best medicines made. Geo. H. Dia-
1nond, Of this place, says PBRUNA cured
him; he has recommended it to many. I
consider it safe and reliable remedy
- pERUEA is natures greatest remedy.
dec l9IY
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1885-10-16
TRAIN NOTES.

TRAIN NOTES.
Trains $50 and 291 daily, 28S daily to Harrison
burg only.
Connections at Harper's Ferry for all points
Midland at StauntOn with Chesapeake & Ohio
r. r.; at Lexington with Richmond & Allegheny
r. r.
WESTWARD.
Fast Limited Express, daily. for Chicago and
PittSburg leaves Baltimore at 900 a. m f; Washing
Ion 1000 m. Arrives at Chicago 90 a. m Pitts
burg so p. m.
Express daily for Cincinnati and St. Louis leaves
Baltimore at 30 p M; Washington 8 80 o. M and
Harpers Ferry at Sc p m Arrives at Cincinnati
at 80 a. M; St. Louis sop. m.
Night Express daily for ST. Louis and Chicago
leaves Baltimore at 8 90 p m Washington 10 10 D.
m, and Harper's Ferry II 81 p. M Arrives at
Cincinnati $50 p M, St Louis 80 a. M, Chicago
5 40 m.
Night Express daily for Pittsburg leaves Balti-
more at 90 p. M; Washington 8 10 p. NJ, and
Harper's Ferry at 10 40 p. Arrives at Pittsburg
80 a. m.
B. & o. Palace leepmg Cars are run through to
Cincinnati. st. Louis, Chicago and Pittsburg on all
express trains.
For tickets and further information apply to B.
& y. Agents or to B F BOND. Pass. Agent Balti-
NOR e G. E. DUDRow, Travelling Pass. Agent
StaunUOn, Va.
G. K LORD. L.. NJ COLE
Genl Pass. Agent Gent Ticket Agent
DAVID LEE,
maYl5 Genl Supt.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1885-10-16
Poetrp.
When Mamma Was Little Girl.

When Mamma Was a Little Girl.
When Mamma was little girl
Cor so they say to me),
She never used to remp and run.
Nor shout and scream with noisy fun,
Nor climb an appletree.
She always kept her hair in curl
When Mamma was little girl.
When Mamma was little girl
Ut seems to her, you See)
She never used to tumble down,
Nor break her doll. nor tear her gown,
Nor drink her papa's tea.
She learned to knit plain "seam,' and 'purl,"-
When Mamma was little girl.
But grandma sayS,-it must be true
'How fast the seasons DER us whir!
Your Mamma, dear, was just like you,
When she was grandma little grip
Grace T. Coolidge.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1885-10-16

Among the Secondhand Books can furnish the
following:
Bingham Latin Grammar. Reader, and Cesar;
Gildersleeve'S Latin Grammar, Primer, Reader,
and Exercise Book; Smiths Principal Latina;
Cooper's Virgil; Bullion's and Morris Latin Gram
mar Bullion's Latin Reader: Arnold's Latin
Prose COMPOSITION; Chase u StuartS Virgil,
Cicero, Cesar Horace, Livy, and sallust; steeies
New Physics, Chemistry, Astronomy, Physiology,
and Geology; Harris Quakenbos' Compo ition
and Rhetoric.
rammars-Brown's, Haryeys, Smiths, Swim
toms, and Fowers. Arithmetics-Wmte's Yea
able's, Rays, Davies. Davies s. Peek's Robinsons
~ Sandford's Aigebras-DavieS RoblnSon's.
Rays, Wentworths, &C. Readers McGuf1in's.
BheldOnS. and Holmes.
Otto's German Grammar. Whitney's German
Reader. Fasquee'S Introductory and larger
French course
Also quantities of various other School Books
too numerous to mention for sale at greatly re-
duceG prices, at
OLIVIER'S BOOK STORE,
Correspondence solicited. sep1l
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1885-10-16
REEVES GAIT.

Having determined SO sell Fertilizer this sea-
son. took great pains to examine into the merits
of Fertilizers generally, and according to my judg
ment the Fertilizer now manufactured by Mr.
Reeves Gait is the best for the money now offered
on this market. and it is with pleasure and conf
dence that 1 offer BLOOD, BONE AND FLESH
FEkTILIZER to my friends and the public; then
it is home enterprise-if there is any profit in 1t
the money will be spent in our midst
augl4 B. F. EAKLE.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1885-10-16
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO EARMEks.

By reading the following article You will be
convinced that REEVES GAIT offers you the
cheapest high grade FERTILIZER on this mark ct.
Respectfully invite any one to cali at my place,
inst north of The D d. Il B. Institution, and see
Tor themselves how it is made and what 1t is made
of.
If kept in dry place it can be kept any length
being worked up very dry it drills perfectly. The
material is gathered up FROM my own and other
slaughter houses of the city and is purely home
enterprise.
MR. B. EAKLE has consented to manage the
business of selling. delivering, and making settle
ment of the above name Fertilizer. Give him
call at his Office in the store room of Mr.. VIM.
Eake. opposite the Court House, Mr.. H. NJ Nc
Ilhany'S old stand.
Respectfully, REEVES GAIT.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-02
The wnfcr Comm isssOu.

The regular weekly meeting of tho
BARD OF Water Commissioners was
held last evening, at which n coInmu
n.cation wps received iroeI City Coun-
ell enclosing the opinion Of the City
Solicitor In referohce to tho interest on
water lusus No. and =. tbs opinion
Which hns already been published,
Ia % rho effect the, the commission il
liable for the interest. AFTER 1t wRs
| res6, the secretary WIS instructed u
make reply 20 CITY Council. The
Ohief eng, Ds.r reported thSt the exhaust
head recently place, at Cool Spring
Reservoir, By watsoa g McDAuield, OF
Phila3elphis, is u failure, and he vas
ordered TO return Il 10 them. The City
Treasurer rhported q ba,ance of$l6 ,c97.'
&c In the Union National Cank to the
credit Of the com mission. The week y
pay coll, amounting to S453 20 and th'
Iuonthly payroll OF SI9l 81 were presen
ted and orders drawn for the amounts
Af,,r which the com mission adjourned
Daily Republican., 1885-12-02
EDITION,
DOae.

Phillips and Kane, No. 3 East Fourth
street, advertise French leaves aud
flowers for decorating.
William r. Finn offers o suitable
reward for the recovery Of a silver
watch he lost In going from his house
Ito Newport few days ago.
Oscar Wensel, q stranger In this city
and ON the hunt OF work, called mt the
office OF DIR. Cantwell and had one II his
fingers amputated.
Revival meetings continue every
might NJ Epworth M. X. church with
interest ut 7.30 p. N. Come and help
|us.
Mary A. Mccullough has taken ont
letters Of administration on the esta'e Of
Colonel Peter Mccullough, lass Of this
lefty.
Popular superstition, or why the
Wedding was not postponed" is the
subject Of . lecture this evening at a.
bury church, By the Rev. W. L. 3
Murray.
The match race between Blanche and
May for q purse Of $500 will surely
come of on the Eikton track TO morrow
Afternoon, December Sd, ut 2 O'Clock. 4
1t don't storm.
Mrs. Robert Davidson, GA Oh urci
street. on Monday night fell down /
flight OF stairs, laying open the SIKH
shove the right eye rs deep ss the skull
DIR. Cantwell was called In and dresso,
| the wound.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-02

Police Pies Upn .

Frank McCtay wsa found by officer
Brodhart on Front street very drunk.
The Judge fined him 81 and coats.
William Bald win came staggering
into the police office yesterday after
noon very drunk, and this morning. the
charge for his nights lodging was 81
and costs.
Luke O'Mealey served out his twenty
days sentence on Tuesday morning fol
being drunk, but this moraing he Wal
back In the dock again for the same
Offences. The judge remapded Luke 70
the cells, telling him be might 60 tt
Chester County ts morrow.
| John Mcguire confirmed tough
came into police headquarters Oh Tues
day, very drunk. He was taken cart
Of by officer Hanna, and this morning
1t was 81 and costs -
Edward White, being called cam
forward and commenced his pitifu
story Your Honor. I'm blind, ant
It's bad enough 10 be blind, 80"
The Judges heart WAS touched, AM
he remapded him 10 his call promisin
him that be might go to his mother to
morrow as he desired.
John Jones WAS found hY Office
Cannon lying on the pavement 8
Second aud French, drunk last nigh
He was.relnired 10 pay 81 md costa fC
his longing.
Thomas Morris, PLEADED guilty
being drunk anu rpI:nlug ssainI
ipcople In The stree, on Iresdsy. h
was ssket to pay 50 nna and costs i
ldefsultuf which 10 VIII be sent 70 Fo
FORD.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-02
Tht. Morulnx,s Yire.

Shortly before 2 O'Clock thisJ2aorniph
as Thomas mcEarly aud James McHef-
pey we're passing along West Font
street, they discovered that the frame
building at the northwest corner Of
Front and Orange streets, occupied by
william. L. Massey as -four and feed
store, WAS on fire. McEsrly aroused
Mr.. Massey, who was asleep in thessec
ond story OF the burning building, and
McNespey FASTENED TO tue Fame Hosf
hon LA and gave lae alarm. box No %
WAS siru X and the entire department
responded, bnt the FIRE, from the naturl
of the confer t Vas We y stubborn ,nt
burned an hour before II was fully ex-
tingu ished. While 1t Was sill burninj
Mr.. Massey re6urneo to his room and
managed TO ssve con siderable persona
property; which he threw ont the win
dow to those On the street.. A hors
valued at Sl25 " as smothsred, notwish
standing tho greatest efforts were % adj
to save 1t. There VIE considerable hs
and feed destroyed, on which Mr.. Ma.
sey has sn tnsurSnce Of 81, COO in tn
Efna Company c! New York.
The building belonged 10 the estate {
the late Abraham Al,derdice and Ia b.
heved to be fully insured.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-02

y accidental but the oor..
o o,hsu Of the individu ussqa y
o ,aSef and therefore sub bic, !
, ,nIo,e;msnt for the cs pSs',l
,he . murdsrous '' "
purely accidental or ercr .as \
ones habitation, or done :, OF -,
excltemnt Of unoontroIIa,hnlI' ~
orproportion to the p S,TS,s \
J resiat. 'ef was poi
Another word; In ma. >, i
ter murder, the evidence 81 u
nave defined 1t to your IA !. = =
element Of the crime; 70 = ~
me indictment and show,
but whenever . homicide !. %
With . deadly weapon 11 ., - \
likely to produce death ~, /,
Rcs that the oct was malicI0.
Though not asked to ' a" y
the jury that no psrtv W ~.
crime Is to be convicted rni.
are satisfied beyond 4 rs s.,s
that he In aui,tv 'oason
But the doubt must m,
nvi lous one, but such a. !
the testimony In the Csss
Q reasonable mind ACTING
charge Oft high legal 49,
tious duty 10 CONSTRAINED N
denoe 70 entertain.
The jury retired at II 20 ]
the Court after disposin1
minor business took a rscs.
clock until 8 o'clock tbis All
Daily Republican., 1885-12-02
Fyre ut newark.

About O'Clock yesterday morning .
fire was discovered in the store of Ram
kin Armstrong, and before it could be
extinguished the store and dwelling
houses of Jane. Armstrong and John
Williamson, adjoining. were totally de-
stroyed. The fire had gained such
Roadway before it was discovered that
Mr.. Armstrong was unable to save
anything but his account books. james
Armstrong was enabled to save most d
his household furniture, but Mr.. Will
Hanson, who is d painter, lost every
thing, and he and his family woulf
have been consumed with the buildinI
had they not been aroused by MiS
Boyd, a visitor: The total loss of tB'
store and goods amounts to $17, 900
upon which there is an insurance 3
$4,000 There is said to be no I'D
surance on the other buildings df
stroyed.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-02

DEATHS.
Enthusiastically on the LIST instant,
Lydia, infant daughter OF Albert and Lille
Thatcher, aged IL u onths and I week.
Relatives and friends are respectfully iuvi-
tet to attend tho funs raj from The residence
o20ll East stu street, on Thursday afternoon.
Service 1T the house ~ ESQ o'clock. Inter.
ment a. the Wilmington and Brandywins
cemetery.
GREEN-on November so, 1858. Alfred, son
of William and Maree Green, age q
month";.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully invi-
ted 70 attend the funeral nom the residence
OF his parents on Ane hoTaxe street, on Thurs
day sfternoon at q so. IniormsIt At the
Wilmington and Brandywiue cemetery.
No tears shall dim his sweet, gray eyes
No sorrow shade his brow
Our gentle, sweet and precious child
Has gone To Heaven now.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-02
Tho Pa,snful Rewarded.

Senator Gray has appointed ex-clerk
of the State Senate, Charles w. Nc
Fee, OF Georgetown, his private secrc-
tary. The salary is SO. 90 day while
Congress is in session.
Collector Causey, it is said, has sp
pointed w. A. Commegys, late speaker
of the House of Representatives, o
Middletown, his deputy, TO succeed {
n. Leitch. The salary is $1,000.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-02
We. Us d Co.

The Mestayer combination gave q
very enjoyable performance of the new
comedy burlesque entitled 1--WE, Us &
Co." at the Opera House last evening
before fair audience. We, Us d Co
will be repeated tonight, and all who
wish to enjoy hearty laugh and spend
pleasant evening should be sure L
attend
Daily Republican., 1885-12-02
Hes Thief.

Last evening a sneak thief carried of
a shank from the stall of Matthew
Macklem, 307 King street, and this
morning the same thief or some light
fingered irdividuali carried off three
tongues and two pieces OF beef. The
party will have TO mind, or he will get
into trouble
Daily Republican., 1885-12-02
A FINE DRESS
The Oak Hall
generous one.

generous one.
We let light in
to day on the magd
ia little light
take columns to catd
ever so imperfectly,I
To-day We illumj
Fine Dress Suit sid
and illustrate
A $50 Suit the
made by a make
highest reputation
faced-with the |
dressy feel of broad
you rub the surface
scarcely perceptibl%
work figure in it
close (; lustrous blac
or, and making
genteel, durable 8
fill every purpose
dress, except for 9
nary occasions ID
| fine Italian cloth.
| A standard suit
exacting and caref
that we run year 1
without hearing a 4
Of it, or anything bI
satisfaction.
| We leave that 4
as truly:
| Not a place In t
try where a dollar
father in buying.
| A Winter OV
| coat from $500 !
| Mems r eliab |
! Suits from $751;
i to
/ Young Mems froI
4 $500 to
not another
the country where
titude, whether N
to spend little or n
come with Ike Gel
i getting reliable II
the lowest priest ~
i business can push
u
il Oak Hall
! S. E. cor. Sixth an
Il PHILADELPH
Daily Republican., 1885-12-02

A man named McCloskey was
knocked down by . street car ct Font
and TAtnall streets last evening, but he
luckily escaped without being seriously
hurt.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-02

Memoir Of John Ferris, how he made
his money, AMI how his estate WAS Bet
tied. Price ten cents at the book storee.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-02

We've several small odd
lots Of White Blankets that
are marked down to clear
out.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-02

Get Prescriptions compounded hy
Frank Il. SnIhh, druasist, Fifth and
X iuQ atrnetH.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-02
ktfNs AHafhSF

bargain at s23 Market street. Keil
nard d Co. are always Offering SONS
thing OF value ut n low price TIL
new thing is a liue of ladies' fand
French percsle collars and cuffs, nj
lined with white, as usual VI h md
fancy goods, but 10th sides alike, at
cents per set; cents for collar, s cent,
for pair OF cuffs. Also full line |
the most celebrated white linen colls1
made in America, with cuffa to mattel
Daily Republican., 1885-12-02
EPITHELIOMA |!
Oh sfkIN CANCER.

For sever years suftoroi with cancer on
my face. Eight months 20 friend IesotIl-
mended the use Of :-witi's Specific, All dc
tornined 10 mako IN effort 10 procure 1t. In
this Was successful. and beg an its use Tho
influence Of the ns3icine at INST wac TO
somewhat sEgrayate the sore; but soon the
liz Inflammation wis sIlsyed, aad began 10 iu-
|prove after the fret few bottles gyHenerG'
health has greatly improved. an r'rongei
add able to 90 any kind otvorz. Tho can
| Ger on my face beSsn to decrease 1Gd the
ulcer to heal, until there Il nosa YeetiRe Of
IL lefs--only little soar marks thu place.
mrs. JoIciE a. EoDOHALD.
Atlanta, Ca, auKast ] L., 1855.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-02

have had 2 cancer on my face for some
years, ex,endlpx rom one chcek bone acrosH
tbs lose TO tho other IT has gwen me n
great ssi OF psin, at times burning and
|itchipg to such an extent that II sAs I'm ost
|upbearable, l commenced usiag Swift's
|Speclfc In Nsy. 1885. aod have psed eight
bottles IL has given tho greatest relief by
removing the Inflammation and restoring M
general health. W. BARNES.
Il Knoxville Iowa. Sept 3, 1sSb.
4 Treatise on Blood ane Skin Diseases mail
cd froo.
/ THE SWIFT SPEcIFIo Co., Drawer 3, Allan
| t.. Ga. n. Y. f5T W. 23d street.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-02
AT
VIM. B. SHARP'S,
Fourth and Market Streets

Our carpet rooms are full
of good things for house
furnishing.
A fine line of Tapestry
Brussels reduced to 77c.from
80, with a few patterns yet
at so cents.
Linoleum is unquestion-
ably the best floor covering
known; we have it, together
with Oil Cloths in all widths
up to 4 yards wide. 25 cents
to 81.
| Elegant Paunjaub and
Mecca Rugs, South Ken
sington designs, $3.50 to
$3.50. You would hardly
wear them out in ter
years.
Smyrna Rugs, all sizes
bright and beautiful fol
Christmas times, ST to 81.
/ A Good Ottoman arounc
the house is useful ant
handy. We make them o
Brussels and Velvets, Il
run on castors. 75c. anc
Isl.
u Cocoa Mats, wool Dor
: dered and plain, round
long and square. 6OC. t
$3.50.
Rubber Mats, square an
oval, in new designs. So.
>, The beat carpet sweepe
is the Bissell." The lad
, who uses these will have n
other. All the good quail
ties combined here. Ha,
one sent to you on trial an
; return it if you don't like
). but we will venture to sa
you will wonder how yo
kept house so long withol
one. $1.75 to So.
Send tor Our book
colors for window shade
! We put them up Wi
J spring rollers, 70c. p
= window. Cord rollers, &C
Daily Republican., 1885-12-02

DEATHS.

State Treasurer John NJ. Houston Il
In this city to day.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-02
WIN. 3. SHARP,

Fourth and Market streets CArpe. De
partmont,
Daily Republican., 1885-12-02

Send tor Our book OF
colors for window shades.
We put them up with
spring rollers, 10c. pei
window. Cord rollers, G0c
Daily Republican., 1885-12-02

20 pairs of % 90 down to SO
10 pairs of 50 10 down TO 80
10 pairs of "a 30 down 70 o. %.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-02
The Isenlaa al

for our misses school button shoe is
the increase Drop in and loeh
them only 81 Is Every pair ~ Il
ed. Family shoe house, zxtad
street, Wilmington.
A. Huoter,
S<beloW Front. ID
Daily Republican., 1885-12-02

The best value Of all is al
splendid heavy and large
blanket weighing 81 lbs.
actual (not ticketed) weight
The color in the border is
printed a trifle too dark,
therefore you get it for 81,
and you can't duplicate it,
weight, quality Or appear
ance for less than S..
Scarlet Blankets,very fine
and superior goods,a$5 to
ls12.
Elder Down Quilts anc
Pillows, soft and luxuriant
$3.50 to $3.50, and $40 II
$35. Warmth wi III o u
weight, beautiful, elegan
and everlasting.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-02

80 according 10 MS Oonoi no huos
been 30 in fact, In the judgment OF tno
Ijury, upon considering the prooi OF the
surroanding facts. :. 80
Il form his own Judgment OF when MS
life is in danger, 10 not . sound one, ID
liz would substitute the slaJers) udg
Iment In every case for that OF the Jury
but the true doctrine Is, that no snaii
submit HIS conduct to the test appne1
TO head off all other reasonable mon
placed under similar circumstance
The facts must exist which snow
!, THAT the slayer had no other way 70
B lprotect his life than by taking that oi t
another. or he must DO held guilty oi
With regard to homicide claimed 70
: Ibe excused on the ground OF proteosion
q to ones possessions Of real estate. A..
Z have to say to You that unisos ne
!, Law 10 very much like that OF oo.ouso
Q lof his person life Il not 70 % ms
o Until other means OF expulsion nave
failed TO rid the possossor OF tho ~
n Itruder upon his possession.
IL And it must be . trespsss into one 7
:. Id yelling house that will excuse nom,,
lcide IL the intruder cannot be other w. y
1expollod; simple entry upon innu :.
% Ipot 70 be croAfed ~ like that InsC
II Id yelling house, 90 ~ to jostify the an
Hing of life. A mere trespaSs on proper
: lty viii not Justify . homicide
:. Death BIZ accident Is where one ID On
|. gagged in doing . lawful aet, ano III
MI ortunstely kills another. A feminn,
-ot example IL where q person ID us.ns a.
leR hatchct In . lawful msnner ana ~ ~ !
lovoff tho handle and kill another. THIS
rey pure scsidcnt and mot puRishaoie.
,et To Justify . vsrdios q sos g.hsy -
81 the ground OF accident, 10 nsss ss.s
isl to the jury, from tho proof before la d,
Inl that the sot done was the unfof1un ..i
20 result Of Q perfectly lawful act IN ,ss1 u
s-Idone with reasonable caro- ana Ios"''
" / for the lives and persons OF otnoIs. n
M II there be any negligence 0. T.n;nr,
OF proper care, the loss OF me- ., nnre
re 10 the person cannot DO ssiu " ~
Daily Republican., 1885-12-02

Ky AHrED-A EEAMSTRES6 WANTS
w sewing at Der homo or at Ladies'
hOnHos. Address Il34 Elm street. III
Daily Republican., 1885-12-02

HALF-GRUWN WHITE
w girl at No. : East ith street. d2.2tf