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Notice Of Final Proof.
Notice or Final Proof.

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c0CK kas 1ied nsties 81 littsntina 70 n&ks
anal proef bsfoes E.lsu1 Mrcafsam, Ani1seF
% ksssNp county. ~ his as1km, Ia Purf Ma6i-
scn. ". T.. On weaaasdsy lie iisk dag a.
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He names - sfsDssssss len =. Eaten. y.
y. R&rEhEa. LeFef A4znis an4 Alsx. =.
Smiah, al q faxt Msaism .W.T.
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tS1eMzs Register q IL L<1e 09ss.
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NOTICE.

HEREAFTER ALL LIQUOR DEAL
IL ers who continue 10 sellliquors after
the expiration Of their license, and before
renewing the same. will be pros cuted &C
cording to law BY order OF the
3l2 LICENSE COMMITTEE
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-05

"IIs HOLD REGULAR MKKT-
w insn IN room q Yesl1rrl 4e&ry hu "
every nOzfh. q nm-
sas W.EWnLIAsfz PrasL
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-05
UNION LIVERY STABLE

THE BEST SADDLE HORS ES,
i finest carriages, hacks and buggies,
to hire at any and ali times, al most rea-
soma BILE rates
Horses boarded by the day. week or
month, and the best care guaranteed.
PHILLIPS & SEARS,
Proprietoes, Commercial street. opposite
The Arlington. aus
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-05

SUITES AND sTNGLE IN NY FIRE
- proof brick building af redurea rntes.
The most eearai loezsfon In the city.
iAie @. r. STONE
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GIsCEILANEous
EGGS FOR MATCHING.

lana. ko1en Ducks. Bronze Turksys
Immense importzttoas frc1S Canada ard n.
faftsra SAFE during past year, Of highest
grade stock.
Ooil1e Dog. Pisecas. CAHafy b rte, Gu.nss
f1ss, imported Jersey Cattle azd paroe Jersey
sNlne. Poultry circular uPoa receipt q
stamp. Address
RIDGE LAWN POULTRY YARD.
p. o. box 80, Seat le, W. or
t82c9w ga TURNER prans,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-05
The Press Win,.

EIESSA, Feb. 3.--Herr Smatka has
written to the press stating that the
COMMITTEES appointed 10 investigate the
recent trouble in the Reiehsrath, which
caused the newspapers 10 cease pub
fishing the parliamentary proceedings.
reported in favor of censurina Schol-
nerer, who insulted the reporter. IL
has been decided to grant tbs reporters
demands, and the trouble is now ended.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-05
gxpiesisn Of Satura, Gas.

PfrmBURo. Feb 4.-By an explosion
d natural gas tonight Mira Sarah Fan
kadh was seriously burned and her real
dsnce on South Eleventh street almost
khaken from lis foundation. MEa. Fan
kueh bad just ROne into the cellar With
Q hEhied lamp when the explosion 90
cBrsed. The conoussion shook all the
houses in the vicinity. and WAS heard
ssserAl blocks away.
The citizens Of the Fifteenth and
Seventeenth Wards met tonight and de.
olded 10 beain legal proceedings TO-
morrow against the Pennsylvania Fuel
Gas Company 10 compel them 10 re-
move their defaative pipes at once.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-05

Tue secretary OF tue Navy hAs author
iEed Lieut.. Stoney 10 make further ex-
plorstions 10 Alaskan waters The plan
Of the expedition is in brief thai Lieut..
stoney shall proceed 10 Mare Island
navy yard and superintend the constrac-
tioa Of a steam launch suitable for
making the proposed exploration. Early
IN the spring the expedition vill start
FROM san Francisco. Its persoassi will
consist Of Lieut.. Stoney, Ensign Pur-
cell. Passed Assistant Engineer Zane,
Passed Assistant SarReon Nash, and
ab0al ten more. These. together with
the exploration launch. viii bs convey
ed to the vlciuisy Of Putnam river in q
schooner, and further explorations will
be commenced. and II - expected. viii
continue for at least a year. Lieut..
Ssoney silI leave Washington on Tues
day next for san Francisco, TO begin
preparations for tho expedition
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-05

- n y, FshS Henry wars
- - z ealiscfsation r.earains
Sss,ss .enk ~ ihs OeselAnd Asmlnis-
nd Be ieeazhs - prss;3 -
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serteas gsiiraaa Accident
Nsenazruwx, t,eaA, Feb. 4.-Durins a
ssfe wind sfosm this aftarnopn ira
etAao Central train for Drnver vas
- Lteaa TIE truck about q mile be-
- placs. The entire train l. now
epee ~ sids In ditch. 90 the
go pa4enesirs ca board, eighteen
4, mere OF lsss injured. Following
ex tnose most seriously hurt: q.
Nssey, Denver. back injured: i. n.
- Denver, nose splis and inter
- elerses J. Ia Brcwn. scalp vonna
oe1ls htaised; Mrs. Maroon 10 Nv.
- mtesnal injuries, prchahly "a
~ fsrk Holland, RED Eiap6ant
Sss y. ~ INJURIES, Miss Mania Holland.
- nanA ssfIcusly wounded in the
R.~- q. A. Hsusnce. Stats Auditor.
krrss.. ,ss.lsrnai injuries aud two FiAs
T,s-s Aiss srfuanca, danrAl ~ az the
ii ~ ssssfely bruised aboat The had:
Z - hiens khnver. brakeman. ~,
- ssaa otherwise injured, = Jahn.
- sA.A AeenL bach kars, y ls-,,r,s
ese05, bach hat,
49, = - - peenhle the injured vert
srsrs,.s. 1eoskssosn. where they are re.
- ssss'tf aiesntiaa. The storm All
- a.nsee "a the town. A Iares
- -. coi@isies uers sysrtopplesl
sAts ffenta sEiecAed.
s sAiAs Aiss.s ,Ae aam..,ar..
stsa.
nsskzf. n u. Feh t.--H.nrx Wa
- 80. n = esiissrsatioa r~ssr,a,.s
e9<teok ~ ahe fNe~.l~-.. tSs.s. .s
R W4d ~ $50. inte'
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-05
A fsnventlon Of Boomers.

fgRExa, Kas., Feb. ga convention
# Oslahams boomers was held here
nai0ht. Large numbers of delegates
ssss present from various portions OF
lks Stats and from the adjoining States.
Addresses we're made by Captain Couch
sd others. Resolutions we're adopted
ssnsurine President Arthur and this
Gbsrrnment officials for expellin9 set
tkfs from the Territory and leaving il
Il possession of cattiemen. A colony
Eabs formed tomorrow and plans are
hlffOr sn early and formidable inva-
ma Of the Territory,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-05
4 Myssssisus ExplssioR.

srw Y0nK. feb. "a load eIpIo sion
a eorae eombustible at the foot of De-
lssg street about eight o'clock tonight
ssszsed intense excitemsnt for some
sIme. as Il vas sttribsied TO dynamite.
Nbsn The poliss reached the scene they
sguId fInd only q bundle Of barainR
rsea The affair Is involved IN much
mystery.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-05
AIiegeaher satisfaetsFy.

Hsw YoRK. Feb. AT the office of
ysy Gould 10 is said that the decision of
ths Court Of Claims regarding the
UaiDn Pacific IL altogether satisfactory.
The Govsgnm6nt's claim Of 5,734, 1872
sss nos Disputed by the company, and
he only contest was ever the claim of
tae railroad against the Government for
transportation. The oourtlsvardsd the
rsiiroad the eutire amount of this
claim. The difference due the Govern
Essas, q, 75s ,692. will be easH paid by
the railroad. 10 cOuld be paid in ninety
dsyA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-05

Nav YoRk. Feb. &.-Governments
nm. Stocks wsre again strong this
nasnins, sold oil fraction during the
middle Of the day. and we're again
afunR and advancing In the afternoon.
vale the business done was the largest
sseefssd Ter come time, aRgreVatiag
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-05
Onices to Rent.

A cHICKRRTyG GRAND SQUARE
~ o let. Apply ~ this ofsce. SO
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-05
rAres Wanderers lyaehea.

AUDUBON, Ia, Feb. A mob iyuched
knita and Wilson and Cicero Jefferson.
Ne alleged murderers Of cid Hiram
ssiiersen, a. O'Clock this morning.
ths Jail wall was battered down.
smith and wilson fought like tigers,
md we're shot dead In their cells. Gioere
sas taken 10 the band stand In the
pask and hung. Cicero confessed that
Ne shfea we're guilty,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-05

CmcaxxLTI. FED. 4. - The District
G,crt rsodifed today its order in the
- Of the disbarment Of Thomas O
cEmpbelI By striking out that part OF
- sentsres which suspended him for
- DAYS. Tbs entry 70 be made will
srply Be- tina, he shall pay the costs Of
IA proceedings.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-05
A Violent supnasiiIan.

ROME, Feb. "A number of German
ana English speaking strangers recently
visited dynamite factory near Turin.
IL 10 believed that the explosives used in
England were obtained there.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-05
FOR SALE OR RENT.
WILL SELL THE sKAGfr CITY
wv Hotel cheap for cash. or rent on
terms.
For particulars call on or address
PORTER DURI4EY,
Skagit City. SSsgit County. W. r..
feldw
FOR SALE.
GAO ACRES OF LAND

One mile from Rent IN, three-Qua-fers Of
a mile from Cedar River Railroad fine
body Of land: easy cleared IS per acre I;
a big bargain.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-05
the Lancaster.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 4. - Secretary
Chandler has received cable message
from Rear Admiral English, command
ing the European Station, saying that
he hsd appointed court Of inquiry to
investigate the charges that certain
officers OF she United States steams ship
Lancaster had publicly abused the Sec
rotary Of the Navy for having ordered
the vessel 10 the Congo. and also saying
that the departure OF the vessel from
Villa Franco would in consequence be
DELAYED several DAVIS
Daily Republican., 1885-07-27
M.antnsutur q Nuisance.

Last Saturday afternoon Special
officer Foster killed the dogs which
we're in the pound, with the understand
ing that A. ID. Vaudever would take
them away early yesterday morning
He was obliged to kill them ON Satur-
day, or have them confined in the
pound until to day, and as the neigh.
bors object to their barking and
| how ling, he adopted the former course
Early yesterday morning the crcasses
were hauled away, but DIR. Grimshaw
| of the Board OF Health swore out
warrant for Foster on D charge o.
maintaining q nuisance, In allowing
the dead dogs to remain on tile premtsei
over night. The case was heard before
Squire O'Neill this morning, whei
Foster was held in $50 bail for trial be
fore the Municipal Court.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-27
Magazine OF Americas History.

The contents of the August Magazine
of American History are 80 varied and
engaging that q brief summary gives
no adequate notion of their importance
and substantial worth. Any OF it's ar
ticles, except for the necessary sequence
Of arrangement, might be taken az
leaders in point Of excellence. 1t has
four essay ON the Civil War, of sterling
merit, and an equal number on other
Historical topics OF living interest.
General Thomas Jordan's second paper
on the "Beginnings of the Civil War
In America, touches many controver.
ted points In an able and fearless man
liner; General Henry M. Ciat writes a
Thrilling chapter on "Cinciunati with
1.-THE War Fever, 1851" the Editor, in .
per sonal sketch of Major. Genera
lJohn A. Dix, describes the great Uni
lon Square War Meeting in New York
and the formation Of the famous UnioI
defence COMMITTEES; Professor E. w
lGilliam, in Presidential Election
Historically Considered" calls the at
Itention of every voter In the land to tn,
Inconsistencies of the present elec6ora
lsy stem, whereby the original text o
the Constitution is imperative. Th
frontispiece to this superb issue Is al
'lexquisite portrait in steel of Major
General John A. Dix. The pictures ar
by Theo. r. Davis, Harper Il Brothers
famous War Artist, and the portrait
of Jefferson Davis and his first Cabine
are given with much effect. The stand
ling Experimentation Topics, Orig
! nal Documents, Notes, Queries, Repl
es, Societies, Bibliography of Histor
, cal Societies, and Book Notices-aI
admirably filled. Published at 80 Lafs
Q ette Place, New York City.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-27
DEATHS. .

LEECH-On the goth inst, Annie Letitia.
daughter OF Jobn J. and Letitia A. Leach.
aged 5 months.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
vited to attend her funeral, from the resi-
dence, OF her parents, No. sob West Third
street, on Tuesday Afternoon at o'clock
lnterment at kivcryie~ cemetery.
SIMMONS-On the 26th inst Lizzie ID. s m.
mons, in the S3d year Of her age
Friends nre invited to attend her funerai
from the residence Of her husband, No. 1ls'
East Sixth street, on Tuesday the 2Sth inst Z,
at 10 O'Clock, a. IN. Services at the house
TODD-Un the 2eth inst, Elva M, daughter
of Harry +. and Annie N. Todd, aged 10
months and fve days.
Relatives and friends are respectfully INV
tod to attend the funeral IRON the residence
of her parents, No. 5l0 JACKSON street, on
tuesday stternooB at o'clock. lnterment
at Rtverview Jmetory.
IHEWL!N-On July 25, 1885 Samuel d.
Eewlin, aged ~ years.
Relatives snd friends are invited to attend
| the funeral from his late residences, No
+0s King street, on Monday, a1th inst, ht
O'Clock, p. m. Services AZ tho mouse. luIet
| M ent at Wilmington and Brandywine GENE
terry,
IFLOUNDERS-In this city. on the 25tf
inst Nathaniel Founders, in the ed yea
i OF his age
Relatives and friends arc respectfully in
vited to attend his funeral from his lat
residence, S35 Bennett street, on Tuesday a
Io.sO O'Clock, to pro,eed to the depot. Inter
NJ ont at Cherry Hill. Md.
tCOLLINS-On July %, Ella May, the infan
daughter of u. II. and Ida Collins, aged
months.
Funeral services at the house, No. '35 Pin
i street, this IN Monday) afternoon at O'Clock
!. lInterment at Riverview Q ,metery. Relative
and friends are invited.
tPHILLIPS-in this city, on the 2eth inst
Francis PHILIPPE. aged 10 years.
1 kaia n MI . ara YAanertfulIV IN
yited to.attend the funeral from his late res
dence, 42o East Seventh street. on Tuesda
!, afternoon at 2 y'clock. Services at the house
: Interment at Riveryiew cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-27
THIRD EDITION,
List of Letters.


rist of unclaimed letters remaining
IN the Wilmington, Del, post-omce
Saturday, July 10Th. 1888. ,,
LADIEs' LIsT.-Miss Sallie Bug
,Ass. Mrs. Catharine Bordley, MISS
Maggie Crosby, Mrs. Perry Collins
Miss Viola Carmacs, Miss Ellie De-
yanney. Miss Emma Dunkis, MISS
Flora. 222 Market street Mrs. Sarah
Tairlamb. Mrs. Joseph Hill, Mrs. Jane
r. Kimball, Mrs. Joseph G. Love, An
nis Maxwell, Mrs. Re0ecca Murry, 10,
Mas Mary McCrea, Mrs. Ann Nevins,
Mrs e. Nj. Robinson, Frank ie Rudolph, /,
Miss Ida Shovel, Miss Mary Thomp-
son. Mrs. Liz lie Turpin.
GENTLEMEN's LIsT.-William Al
an Mr. Bennett, T. Brickon, William
r liss. G. J. Confer, Gust Carlson,
James Caulley, (2), Millard f. Coale,
Stanly Coory, Il. Nj. Dunn, ITO French
street. Chas. l.. Fisher, William For
rest, George Robert Fulton, W. X.
Grier. Thomas Grives, l.. Hickman,
III johnson, Americus Jones, Frank
Lee, Coates McCarter, Samuel Middle
ton. W illiam McMeekin, NJ. Fl. Nathan,
Charles O'Conner, Antonio Pacelli,
Capt Severn NJ. Price, Joseph n. Pa
ioy. Thomas Parker, G. II. keed, John
Rentz, James Scott, j. S. Stevens, >. 5;
sleeper, 5O7 Shipley Street, Samuel
Simmons, E. I. Tibbitt, james a
Weber. j. f. Wood, Mr.. Wright.
LOCAL LErTERs-LAD1Es' LIST
Miss Mary Meyer, Miss Jonas Stidham
Mrs. Thompson.
GENTLEMEN's LIsT.-Daniel Aiken
William Fl. Allan, George Clark, Ed
ward Douahoe, Daniel Husband, Freae
Haskings, Everett Hollingsworth
David Keyser, Albert II. Miller
Francis X. Messick. Joseph d. Nous
lev, Tbos. ii. Mccoy, Patrick O'Toole
Ferris Pyle, John B. Price, II. l.
Smith, Vim. T. Stoops, George Veale
Jr., (2), John Willie.
LETTERS RETURNED FROM DEAl
LETTER OFFICE LADIES LIST
Lydia Lawson, Mrs. Maria Spencer.
GENTLEMEN LIsT-Samuel Hari
sen, Jas. Shots, Carl August Winnert
trosm.
FOREIGN LETTERs.-A. j. Bert
stram, Salvatore Cocco, Raftaele ID
Ournio, Antonio D'Alysio, Guisepl
DuAmata, Nicola Gsoldi, f. 1venso'
Domenico Viscouti,
SHIP LErTERs-F. w. Benre
Capt C. Levi Grace Capt. g. Nj. Hubt
s4y-To obtain any OF these letters 4
applicant must ask for Advertised Ii
ters and give the date of this list.
W. SwIGGETT. Post Master.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-27
Frustrated by the Hsa,

About3 O'Clock Saturday afsI
Charles A. Schumacher, a iOrsu
Gregg Il Bowe's coach works, vu |
trated by the extreme heat and N
to quit work and 60 hlne, wh.l
was attended by h.. Pyle. I'd
able to be cut this m5s1irs but I'd
enough to 20 to wo.k.
A young man named 'IiomasM|
was found on Saturday by The 4
in an unconscious cold!tiun, and
| being taken TO the nai 1t was
that ho was suffering from sun.l
After receiving proper attention
ivived, and Informed the ofCesl1
had been i'll with maaria'i 'ia
time. AS he did not Seem to b \
tell where he lived, and cOnlild
grow worse, Mayor k..oats bad
sent to the almsh0use yesterday
noon.
| George Reigher;, q taseF, at
and Poplar streets, was p,ost'a1
tho heat on Saturday, able serll
thread route, and had 10 be taken
lie was attended aya raysiCAn
improving.
| Yesterday afternoon, while "
| Armstrong was driving one O!wI
lC. Martins carriages 70 a iunt'
was sunstruek. After baing 70
to his home, at No. b14 orange
he was attended by Dr.. Sll'chs
for several hoursit was thoogAi!
lcould not recover. Last evening
,, much better, and it is now tn0ai
will get well. II,
II John Catlcart, OF smyrna, dis
Saturday morning with SUD
after serving his mo:1ing 10
ipapers. Mr.. CathcaIi vas ines
the REPUBLICAN f1r that pIacs
Daily Republican., 1885-07-27
he clubs in the National League
Won Lost
REGISTRARS Report.

The report of Registrar Frazer for the
week ending at noon last Saturday
shows that during that period there
were 27 births, marriages and Al
deaths, against So deaths for the CORES
ponding week of 1884. The following
were the causes of death
Deaths from cholera infantrm, IA
consumption and debility 4, each con
vulsions, .; apoplexy, brain disease
asthenia, chronic hepatitis, cerebra
compression chronic diarrt a consump
tion of bowels, dysentery, valvula
heart disease, tubercular meningitis
maras mus, natural causes, prenlatur
birth, peritonitis, spasmodic fits ant
softeni ing OF brain, cereb.i.l meningitis
| "a ch,
Daily Republican., 1885-07-27
An UnregIstered Dog,

This morning James Miles
was arraigned before Judge y
charged with keeping an uaiss .s.s
female dog, at his honse No. p,l lol.
mont street. Specia. otilcer ra, '.
tilted that he had warned lneus.j
several times to have Tee log "
and as be had not compiled 10 y
warrant issued on tie a'l w
defendant admitted havinsllsui..
claimed that he was keeping J.
man named Cochran, and pl%1
receipt to show thai !. Aaa DC Dep
tered. Unfortunately ioi nla .s..
ceipt was dated the 27tH' ns; nl;
| after the warrant was lssa'a'| .a !,
| Judge said that as the Jog sS : M
| istered he would no' impose suS| y,
required him to pay the 'o''' i
| ling to ST. 30.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-27
sunday,s Rain nm d storm.

The much wished for rain came at
last yesterday afternoon about $40 O.
clock. Though fitful clouds kept flying
up from the West, nobody suspected
they contained rain until few mo-
ments before 1t came dashing down to
| the earth, wettiDg lawns, streets, fields,
trees, everything, and filling the hearts
| of rybody with joy. 1t rsined in
earnest as if to make up for the past
| five or six weeks since there was no
rain.
The cutters soon filled and overflowed,
lin many instances washing over the
lcurb and rushing an unforbidden guest
into numerous cellars in the low parts
of the city. This was especially the
case along Poplar street from Third
; down to Second, bat this time tht
citizens were content to put up with 8
; little flooding for the sake of having
rain.
Considerable damage was done
, a long Shipley run by the flooding o
cellars. At Eighth street the inlet II
| the sewer was too small to take in thu
great body of water that came rushing
j. ldown from Madison and Monro'
RI streets, and the consequence was tina
il oveitiowed into the cellars. Evel
the corner cellars at Eighth and Mon
roe streets had water washed into them
u for the first time known. K. L. Flynn
lcellar WAS flooded, and B. Bests also
:, and some damage was the result.
large quantity of sand was washe
Idown from the new High School, an
Vt this morning Mr. Seeds was hnntin
: it up csrting 1t back again.
ID At Fifth street and Shipley Run, w
o. T. Tull's stable was flooded and he los
Is a quantity of feed. Several cellars !
that vicinity were also flooded. Som
g damage by flooded cellars was also dou
a. at Monroe street and Maryland avenue
1t Although the lightning was shar
IT and vivid no place could be heard I
le that was struck except telephone po
at General j. Parke Postles's morocco
he manufacturing establishment. FroI
h street at Monroe was 30 badly tloott
he that the running of street cars had
pg be suspended. The ground was SO dl
.te that most of the first rain ran off In
the cutters, but the rain that fell in q
a evening came mere gradual and wi
III more absorbed by the earth. The ra
st haseompletely broken the backbone
- -. the warm weather and swelteriDg h
"A manity once more breathes free.
-' barn in DIR. Burr's place on t
New Castle road, was struck by ligl
ae ming. The gable end of the barn "
nf- shattered and rafter was shiyered
ig- splin ters, but no other damage "
9d done, though the electric bolt passed
py the ground in close proximity to 8
IKE bic with a horse in 1t.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-27
STRAW PAPER,
Manila Wrapping Paper
AND
PAPER BAGS.
One thousand reams of
STRAW PAPER

AT the Republican office,
which we will sell at hard
times prices.
Try our 2o-cent straw pa
per, and you will like it and
buy it a second time.
Paper bags cheaper than
you can buy them in Phila-
delphia or elsewhere.
We mean to sell to the
people of Wilmington, and
have determined to make
our profits such that
we will not be under
sold on hrst.class goods by
anybody in the business. We
can sell to every store in the
city their wrapping paper,ano
1--we mean to try and do it.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-27
FIT H ED|7l|
Personal,

Mias Ella T. Horn !,
vacation at West Chester sp1slSdilg ,,1,S
o1ssv Esv' IT., T, r, MeDows.i '''a ar.,, ''I'i
Green ~ n Hin yesterday rs,. n3:pipS ipisa'is|
hon,., M.. ,s Max Lichtepste.a Il, 3 ~.
from Rehoboth. >'''s aasfs'ul
VIM. X. Crosby sr5 u.,,
'",neo from their TRIP to OCEAN D,s nas! !.
pl,n Mr.; ?. VIM; M. Pyle, Of tls4 tss - y
rye x Lichtenstein, lst, ,oS,u .uS lliI
I'M Miss Addie Urmy aaa yi,, p,
Todd are visiting Miss Man n,% 81 y
at Smyrna, Del. -''y fflu
frot' Benton, of Ds.awa,s r.,
day. 'Iu'Ca y
Rev. f. H. Burbank a.,i,,., :,
tor AZ the Household Of Fsi,S 'u ~ " y
the Sunday school aopivs,ss.ulua .S uua
day afternoon. '''!
Rev. j. Howard Nixon ma.
Central Presbyterian church. raI w.i
his summer vacation a, Sr,an.a ra
Watkins Glen. '-'u
Charles G. Phil,lps, Of ,bs
Phillips & Kane, 10, , Fss, s
street, has returned hon.s from !
cursion to Virginia.
! Walter H. Hersey is speDai,
summer vacation With bis nm,
Baltimore County, Maryland, An
County, Pa. -'
T. B. Smith, Vim. r. Law. ,
McGinnis, Charles Law and en-,
Smith, Jr., passed a week On ,
n the Two Sarahs, and ? ,urns
city much invigorated by their
i A. w. Harding and J.B.S
have returned from a ttlp dc
i; Peninsula, having painted
signs for trades and merchants
most artistic style.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-27
COnlrAcfA Awarded.

The Trustees of the Poor held meet.
ing at the almshouse last Saturday af
ternoon. and awarded the following
contracts for the ensuing quarter
Groceries, George w. Lodge & Son
George w. Gray, John r Daley beef
Fred. Kienle small meats, George M
Beeson salt meats, Hart & Brother
bread, Isaac p. venn; -four and feed
w. H. Stewart oats, Samuel Deputy
whiskey, James A. Kelley drugs, Ii
X. Watson shoes, Patrick Monaghan
tobacco, Otto & Butts clothing, l.
Fullheimer dry goods, Crauor & Co
All the bids for coal were rejected.